On October 1st 2020, Nigeria celebrates its 60th anniversary since independence and, as it looks back at its triumphant journey to becoming Africa’s largest economy, it also looks positively ahead to the promise of increased prosperity and growth.
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Founded upon principles rooted in open-mindedness, courage and freedom, Namibia today stands strong and proud as a peaceful and stable democracy endowed with abundant natural resources and a prolific network of trade relations.
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