Nigeria Collection (#9)

Pagan man from Kulara, Nigeria
A Pagan man from the Kulara region in Eastern Nigeria, wearing a splendid horned hat and a talismanic pouch around his neck containing charms

Nigeria, Miango Man
Nigeria, Africa - A man from Miango

Guari wood carrier, Northern Nigeria, Africa - she is standing on a Train Station platform

Rolling a Palm Oil Cask - Nigeria

Nigeria Village
The village of Muglebu, in the Mousgou country

Yam Market, Asaba, River Niger
Illustration showing a group of people selling yams at Asaba, near the River Niger

Hugh Clapperton - 2
HUGH CLAPPERTON Scottish naval officer, explorer in Nigeria, first European to see Lake Chad : died on expedition to find the source of the Niger

Racial Types W Africa
Women and warriors of West Africa, probably Nigeria

Sheikh - Nigeria
Sheikh from Bornu, Nigeria

Nigerian Women
Two Shouaa ladies of the Bornu district of Nigeria, one with an infant on her back : both are wearing fashionably striped garments looking surprisingly modern

Nigeria / Kukawa 1851
The Dendal in Kukawa, Nigeria, West Africa, visited by Dr Heinrich Barth and sketched by him

British Fleet / Nigeria
At Ephraim Town (old Calabar) the British steam-sloop Rattler salutes the canoe of King Eyo-Honesty

Nigerian Football Team
NIGERIAs football team

Consular Court, Nigeria
British officials preside over the Consular Court at Lokoja, in present-day Nigeria

Nigeria / Niger River
Ferry over the Upper Niger

Comb Duck / Knob-billed Goose - male - Nigeria Africa
PB-4 Comb Duck / Knob-billed Goose - male Nigeria Africa. Sarkidiornis melanons Philip Blasdale Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Kribensis / Purple Cichlid – side view in weeds Dist: Nigeria UK
BB-997 Kribensis / Purple Cichlid - side view in weeds Distribution: Nigeria Pelvicachromis pulcher Brian Bevan Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Kribensis / Purple cichlid – side view, tropical freshwater Nigeria 002785
BB-1107 Kribensis / Purple cichlid - side view, tropical freshwater Nigeria Pelvicachromis pulcher Brian Bevan Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Kribensis / Purple cichlid – side view of pair, tropical freshwater Nigeria 002779
BB-1106 Kribensis / Purple cichlid - side view of pair, tropical freshwater Nigeria Pelvicachromis pulcher Brian Bevan Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Racial / W Africa / Nigeria
Young woman from Bornu (Nigeria) with a fan made of feathers

Nigeria / Sokoto 1850S
Market at Sokoto, Nigeria, West Africa

Nigeria / Calabar 1850
Calabar (Ephraim Town), Nigeria, West Africa: view from the sea, with a salute from the steam-sloop Rattler

Nigerian Missionaries
The reverend and mrs Townsend arrive at Ijaye, Nigeria, to do the Lords work among the benighted heathen, who are amazed

Washing Day, Nigeria
Washing day in Nigeria, Africa, for this mother and her young children

Royal Niger Co. Fighting
Soldiers of the British Royal Niger Company form a square to attack the camp of the Emir of Lapaie and subdue West African resistance to British colonial efforts

King of Benin and his cortege, West Africa
The King of Benin (now part of Nigeria) and his cortege, West Africa

View of Benin, Nigeria
A view of the city of Benin, Nigeria, West Africa

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Nigeria: A Tapestry of Culture, History, and Resilience Discover the vibrant nation through its rich tapestry of culture, history, and resilience. Located in West Africa and depicted on the political map of Africa, a land that captivates with its diverse landscapes and fascinating traditions. One cannot delve into Nigerian heritage without acknowledging the iconic ivory mask from Benin. Worn by the revered Oba of Benin during ceremonial occasions, this masterpiece represents the artistic prowess that has flourished throughout Nigeria's history. The bronze head adorned with a beaded crown and plume further exemplifies Nigeria's artistic brilliance. Dating back to the 12th-14th centuries, it stands as a testament to the skilled craftsmanship that thrived within Nigerian communities. Immerse yourself in everyday life at Zaria's bustling street market. Here you can witness firsthand the vibrant energy as locals engage in lively trade and commerce – an integral part of Nigerian society. Step into a Yoruba grocer's store to experience Nigeria's cultural diversity up close. The colorful array of spices, fruits, and vegetables showcases both traditional flavors and modern influences that have shaped Nigerian cuisine over time. Unleash your inner warrior as you explore Nigeria's historical significance. From ancient battles to struggles for independence like "Nigerian Rising 1895, " this nation embodies strength amidst adversity. Venture northward to Kano where tradition intertwines seamlessly with modernity. This city epitomizes Nigeria's ability to embrace progress while preserving its unique heritage – a true testament to its dynamic spirit. Beyond artistry and history lies Sade - an internationally acclaimed singer hailing from Nigeria. Known for her soulful voice, she symbolizes how Nigerians continue to make their mark on global stages across various fields. Experience Lagos' vibrant atmosphere as Ebute Ero comes alive on market day.