the nigerian flag was designed in 1959.
the nigerian flag was designed in 1959.
the nigerian flag was design in what year?
1959
bullet::::- emeka ezeugo (born 1965), nigerian football defender, midfielder and coach









































bullet::::- emeka ifejiagwa (born 1977), nigerian football defender









































bullet::::- emeka ike, nigerian actor









































bullet::::- emeka mamale (born 1977), nigerian football striker









































bullet::::- emeka nwadike (born 1978), english football midfielder









































bullet::::- emeka nwajiobi (born 1959), nigerian footballer









































bullet::::- emeka obi (born 2001), english-born nigerian football defender









































bullet::::- emeka obidile (born 1977), nigerian football midfielder









































bullet::::- emeka offor, nigerian oil magnate and entrepreneur









































bullet::::- emeka ogboh (born 1977), nigerian sound and installation artist









































bullet::::- emeka iferika (born 1994),









































nigerian geographer and environmentalist









































bullet::::- emeka ogbugh (born 1990), nigerian football striker
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the first national team was established in 2016 by seun adigun, in 2-woman bobsleigh. the team was entirely self-funding, without financial support from nigerian authorities. raising the money to run the team showed the nigerian government that they needed to establish a governing federation for bobsled, which they did, the bobsled & skeleton federation of nigeria (bsfn). the team's first attempt to qualify for the winter olympics, was in 2017, for the 2018 winter olympics in bobsledding, the two-women event. the 2018 olympic team consisted of driver seun adigun, and brakemen ngozi onwumere and akuoma omeoga. in november 2017, the team met the basic standard to participate in the qualifications. if the team qualifies, this would represent the first appearance of nigeria at the winter olympics; and the first african team in bobsled. the team qualified for the olympics, being its representatives at the winter games. nigeria became one of eight african countries to be represented at the 2018 winter olympics. onwumere carried the nigerian flag at the 2018 winter olympics opening ceremony parade of nations, and marched with her two teammates, along with fellow nigerian simidele adeagbo, who qualified for women's skeleton. the team finished last among the 20 teams who competed. after the games, the 3 on the team retired from bobsled, but pledged to develop the sport in nigeria, grow the nigerian sporting federation, and grow winter sports and the winter olympics in africa.
nigerian bobsled team