the capital of nigeria moved from lagos to abuja on 12 december 1991.
the capital of nigeria moved from lagos to abuja on 12 december 1991.
when did the capital of nigeria moved from lagos to abuja?
12 december 1991
lagos was the former capital city of nigeria but it has since been replaced by abuja. abuja officially gained its status as the capital of nigeria on 12 december 1991, although the decision to move the federal capital had been made in now act no. 6 of 1976. lagos is also home to the high court of the lagos state judiciary, housed in an old colonial building on lagos island.









































section::::administration and demographics.:census data for lagos.
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aso villa (officially the aso rock presidential villa) is the workplace and official residence of the president of nigeria since 1991, when nigeria moved its capital from lagos to abuja. it is located at yakubu gowon crescent, the three arms zone, asokoro, abuja, fct, nigeria. several names that are used for aso villa include: state house, the rock and the villa. the aso rock villa is the most protected presidential state house in africa.









































section::::history.
aso villa