The British came to Nigeria in 1539 and later had a great influence on the different ethnic groups. Since 1800 1800 most of Nigeria has been completely occupied by the use of superior military and manpower. Since the time of British occupation and colonization, Nigeria has never been the same nation. For hundreds of years, British missionaries and soldiers worked together and fought against Nigerians up and down the Atlantic coast, bringing Christianity, British education, and learning the “. The British symbol can still be seen in the Nigerian government and politics today.
Nigerians have been defeated by military might, Nigerians have used such military rule for much of the 20th century, and only recently have they been trying to become a democratic union of peoples. Latin is still the first part of modern Nigeria the rapidly emerging Pidgin language. The early Nigerian economy depended heavily on the British market, where they had great resources to trade in their natural weapons and tools. This unequal exchange has also left its mark on the nation, which, although rich in resources, has an erroneous ratio of poverty to the population.
The inception of the Fourth Republic was the most recent political change in Nigeria marked by allegations of corruption and malfeasance. It may be open to opinion, but many believe that the initial British infiltration and colonization of Nigeria sowed much greater unrest in the future. It is impossible to ignore the average taste of Britain, which still clings to the government and its institutions. Although credit can be given to the British colonies for uniting a nation of more than a hundred languages with a common language, could it be so universally worthy of sacrifice instead of sharing posterity? The British are also called Nigeria; before which history is scarcely documented, and it is not known by what name the nation was known, or if even a nation, so to speak. Until the British drew up the borders and fortifications, Nigeria consisted of many different nations and governments, each with its own traditions, language, and territorial laws.
Nigeria has now established itself on the world stage as a major player because of its abundance of natural resources yet to be discovered oil there is a possibility of support if a more royal message can be arranged for the people to achieve the dreams of a peaceful middle class or a better existence. Politics is always a tricky subject, but Nigerians, who have to contend with different cultural beliefs as a norm, can also disagree with religions. The democratic government certainly has its hands full creating a peaceful nation that is no longer polluted by the negative influences of another culture but which had the best of what each had to offer and took its identity from the pieces.
