Lokoja, Nigeria
Nigeria
Lokoja, Nigeria links to 519 places across 9 topics through 31 Bunkabop connections, led by colonial government, religion, and the Niger River. It shares many connections with Nigeria, Niger, and Lagos, Nigeria. After the 1914 amalgamation, Sir Frederick Lugard governed the new nation of Nigeria from Lokoja. The name Nigeria was coined there by Flora Shaw, looking out over the river Niger. Lokoja also became the capital of the Northern Nigeria Protectorate.
Ebira people
Connects Lokoja, Nigeria to: Southern Kaduna | Asokoro | Loko, Nigeria
Kano Emirate
Connects Lokoja, Nigeria to: Nigeria | Zaria, Nigeria | Tukur, Iran | Gidan | Kano Emirate Council, Northern Nigeria
Frederick Lugard
Connects Lokoja, Nigeria to: New Territories | Enugu State | Southern Nigeria Protectorate | Zungeru, Nigeria | Kampala Hill
Kogi State
Connects Lokoja, Nigeria to: Nigeria | Niger | Kogi State | Igalamela-Odolu | Ibaji
William Balfour Baikie
Connects Lokoja, Nigeria to: London, England | Edinburgh, Scotland | Nigeria | Niger | Sierra Leone
Ignatius Kattey
Connects Lokoja, Nigeria to: Nigeria | Kenya | Niger | Nairobi, Kenya | Benin
Nupe people
Connects Lokoja, Nigeria to: Abuja, Nigeria | Kebbi State | Makurdi, Nigeria | Zungeru, Nigeria | Maikunkele, Nigeria
Nigerien nationality law
Connects Lokoja, Nigeria to: France | Berlin, Germany | Hamburg, Germany | Sudan | Senegal
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Abuja
Connects Lokoja, Nigeria to: United States | Nigeria | Abuja, Nigeria | Minna, Nigeria | Owerri
Roman Catholic Diocese of Lokoja
Connects Lokoja, Nigeria to: Rome, Italy | Nigeria | Cameroon | Abuja, Nigeria | Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Herbert Macaulay
Connects Lokoja, Nigeria to: London, England | Brazil | Nigeria | Plymouth, England | Lagos, Nigeria
Southern Nigeria Protectorate
Connects Lokoja, Nigeria to: Nigeria | Lagos State | Delta State | Ogun State | Imo State