HAPPY BIRTHDAY NIGERIA

It is a great thing to celebrate our country's independence today.
All of us in Afrikalogy say:
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE TO OUR DEAR COUNTRY NIGERIA AND OUR DEAREST NIGERIANS

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