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Estadio Internacional Godswill Akpabio

El Estadio Internacional Godswill Akpabio anteriormente Estadio Internacional Akwa Ibom es un estadio multiusos ubicado en la ciudad de Uyo, capital del estado de Akwa Ibom, Nigeria. El estadio con capacidad para 30,000 personas, sirve como estadio local al Akwa United de la Liga de Fútbol Profesional de Nigeria, así como determinados juegos de la Selección de fútbol de Nigeria.​ El gobernador Udom Gabriel Emmanuel cambió el nombre del Estadio Akwa Ibom a Estadio Internacional Godswill Akpabio inmediatamente después de prestar juramento en el estadio el 29 de mayo de 2015. Godswill Obot Akpabio fue su predecesor como gobernador estatal.​ Historia El contrato de diseño y construcción del complejo del Estadio Internacional Akwa Ibom y Games Village se adjudicó en 2012 a Julius Berger, una empresa de ingeniería estructural con sede en Nigeria, que completó su construcción en 2014. El ultramoderno complejo deportivo polivalente de 30.000 plazas se inspiró en el Allianz Arena. La empresa fue responsable del diseño arquitectónico, la planificación, la ejecución, la supervisión de la construcción del estadio, así como su mantenimiento. El estadio cumple con requisitos de normas internacionales de seguridad; está equipado con unidades de servicio de emergencia, que permiten la evacuación del estadio en 6 minutos, cámaras de seguridad de circuito cerrado y cercas de acero para el control de multitudes. También hay equipos de extinción de incendios de reserva y detectores de metales que se han instalado para evitar cualquier desgracia. El estadio fue inaugurado el 7 de noviembre de 2014, cuando la selección de Nigeria enfrentó a Ghana, con triunfo de las Águilas Verdes por 1–0. El 20 de mayo de 2022 albergó la final de la Copa Confederación de la CAF 2021-22 entre el Renaissance de Berkane de Marruecos y el Orlando Pirates de Sudáfrica, con victoria del cuadro marroquí en definición a penales por 5-4, tras empatar 1–1 en tiempo reglamentario.​ Véase también Anexo:Estadios de fútbol de Nigeria Anexo:Estadios de fútbol en África Referencias
Stade international Godswill Akpabio

Le stade international Godswill Akpabio (en anglais : Godswill Akpabio International Stadium), anciennement stade international d'Akwa Ibom, est un stade national omnisports situé à Uyo, la capitale de l'État d'Akwa Ibom au Nigeria. Le stade sert de domicile aux Super Eagles du Nigéria et de centre pour divers événements sociaux, culturels et religieux. Histoire Le contrat pour la construction du complexe du stade international d'Akwa Ibom et du village des jeux a été attribué en 2012 à la société Julius Berger et a été achevé en 2014. Le complexe sportif polyvalent ultramoderne de 30 000 places a été conçu sur le modèle de l'Allianz Arena. Son inauguration a eu lieu le 7 novembre 2014. Le gouverneur Udom Gabriel Emmanuel a fait rebaptiser le stade international d'Akwa Ibom en stade international Godswill Akpabio. Godswill Akpabio (en) était l'ancien gouverneur de l'État. La société Julius Berger a obtenu le renouvellement du contrat de maintenance du stade en 2025. Construction et architecture Le contrat pour la conception du stade a été attribué à Julius Berger, une société d'ingénierie structurelle basée au Nigeria, qui est responsable de la conception architecturale, de la planification de l'exécution, ainsi que de la supervision de la construction du stade et de son entretien. Le stade, qui s'étend sur 48 hectares de terrain, présente des caractéristiques uniques telles que des sections VIP/VVIP à l'épreuve des balles, des sièges pliables, deux tableaux d'affichage numériques, des écrans de lecture numériques, des projecteurs numériques et 30 sorties de secours. Structure Le stade possède une piste d'athlétisme de 400 m autour du terrain de football. Le stade est entouré d'un revêtement extérieur blanc en forme de triangle qui entoure l'ensemble des tribunes. La tribune Est et les virages peuvent accueillir environ 22 500 personnes, tandis que la grande tribune peut accueillir confortablement environ 7 500 spectateurs, y compris les VIP/VVIP. Le salon des gouverneurs, qui peut accueillir entre 30 et 40 VVIP, est situé dans la grande tribune, au niveau 2. Le stade est construit pour accueillir un peu plus de 30 000 spectateurs, que ce soit pour des compétitions de football ou d'athlétisme. Références Portail du sport Portail du Nigeria
Akwa Ibomstadion

Het Akwa Ibomstadion is multifunctioneel stadion in Uyo, de hoofdstad van de Nigeriaaanse staat Akwa Ibom. Dit stadion heette eerst het Akwa Ibom International Stadium. In dit stadion speelt het nationale elftal van Nigeria ('Super Eagles') zijn thuiswedstrijden, als spelen zij ook in andere stadions. Behalve voetbalwedstrijden worden hier ook culturele en religieuze activiteiten gehouden. Het stadion is ontworpen door het bedrijf Julius Berger en de bouw werd afgerond in 2014. Er kunnen 30.000 mensen in. Gouverneur Udom Gabriel Emmanuel heeft bepaald dat het stadion van naam moest veranderen. De volledige naam van het stadion werd Godswill Obot Akpabio International Stadium, vernoemd naar een Nigeriaanse politicus, Godswill Akpabio.
Estádio Internacional Godswill Akpabio

O Estádio Internacional Godswill Akpabio (em inglês: Godswill Akpabio International Stadium), anteriormente conhecido Estádio Internacional de Akwa Ibom, é um estádio multiuso localizado na cidade de Uyo, capital do estado de Akwa Ibom, na Nigéria. Oficialmente inaugurado em 7 de novembro de 2014, é a casa onde o clube local Akwa United manda seus jogos oficiais por competições nacionais e continentais, além de também receber esporadicamente partidas amistosas e oficiais da Seleção Nigeriana de Futebol. Sua capacidade máxima é de 30 000 espectadores. Referências
Lagos Terminus railway station

Lagos Terminus, also known as Lagos Iddo, has been the main railway station of the city of Lagos until 2021. The rail terminus is located on Iddo Island, nearby Lagos Island, near the Lagos mainland. The station is a key part of the Nigeria railway Corporation's (NRC) network, handling both passenger and freight services. Overview The station, located in front of Carter Bridge and by the Lagos Lagoon, has a large two floor terminal building. It counts also a pair of train sheds: one located just outside the station platforms and a larger one located 2 km north, nearby Lagos Yaba station. The line serving Lagos Terminus, as well as the entire national network, is not electrified; and the track gauge is narrow (1,067 mm). Services Lagos station is the terminus of commuter and long distance trains, as for example the flagship express train to Kano, in north of Nigeria and 1,126 km (700 miles) far from Lagos. A standard gauge high-speed line, connecting Lagos to Abuja, has been planned in early 2010s, as part of the development plan of the Nigerian railways. Lagos Terminus is served by two lines (red and blue) of the Lagos Rail Mass Transit, at Iddo metro station. Historical background The origins of Lagos Terminus dates back to the colonial era when railway development was a priority for enhancing trade and movement across British-controlled territories. The station was a central point in Nigeria's first railway line, which started in Lagos in 1898 and later extended to northern regions. Facilities Ticketing and waiting areas Platforms and Tracks Freight Handling areas Administrative offices Rail routes and services Lagos terminus is the starting point for several important rail routes, including: Lagos-Ibadan railway: a railway connecting Lagos with Ibadan. Lagos-Kano railway: this railway connects the southwest to the northern region in Nigeria, and its one of the longest railway routes in Nigeria. Commuter rail services: this is for short-distance routes catering to daily travellers within Lagos and its surrounding areas. See also Lagos Rail Mass Transit Rail transport in Nigeria Railway stations in Nigeria References External links Media related to Lagos Terminus at Wikimedia Commons
Estadi Adokiye Amiesimaka

L'Estadi Adokiye Amiesimaka és un estadi esportiu de la ciutat de Port Harcourt, a Nigèria, dedicat a la pràctica del futbol i l'atletisme. El nom fa referència a Adokiye Amiesimaka, un antic jugador internacional amb Nigèria. Té una capacitat per a 38.000 espectadors. El club Dolphins Football Club va jugar en aquest estadi la temporada 2015. Va ser inaugurat el 19 de juliol de 2015 amb un partit entre Nigèria i Congo classificatori pels Jocs Olímpics de Rio de Janeiro, amb resultat final 2-1 per Nigèria. Referències
Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium

Das Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium ist ein Fußballstadion mit Leichtathletikanlage im Stadtviertel Omagwa der nigerianischen Stadt Port Harcourt im Bundesstaat Rivers. Benannt ist das Stadion nach dem nigerianischen Fußballspieler Adokiye Amiesimaka. Die Anlage bietet auf den Rängen 38.000 überdachte Sitzplätze und kostete 31 Mrd. NGN (etwa 68,7 Mio. €). Geschichte Das Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium wurde am 19. Juli 2015 mit einem Qualifikationsspiel zum olympischen Fußballturnier 2016 zwischen den U-23-Nationalmannschaften von Nigeria und dem Kongo eröffnet, das die Gastgeber mit 2:1 gewannen. Ende Juli des Jahres gab der Fußballverein Dolphins FC aus der Nigeria Professional Football League bekannt, seine Heimspiele im Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium auszutragen. Am 17. November 2015 fand ein Spiel der Qualifikation zur Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft 2018 zwischen Nigeria und Swasiland in der Spielstätte statt. Die Hausherren gewannen mit 2:0. Weblinks worldstadiums.com: Bild (englisch) Einzelnachweise
Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium

Adokiye Amiesimaka Stadium is a multi-use stadium in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, on the north end of the city in the Omagwa neighbourhood. The stadium is named after Adokiye Amiesimaka, a former player with Nigeria's national football team who was among the squad that won the 1980 African Cup of Nations, and has been a former chairman of the Sharks Football Club and a former Attorney General of Rivers State. Presently, the stadium has a capacity of 38,000 people. It opened on 19 July 2015 with a match between Nigeria and Congo in a qualifier for the Rio Olympics which ended in a 2–1 Nigerian victory. Later that month, Nigerian Premier League squad Dolphins announced they will play the remainder of the 2015 season in the stadium. From 25 to 27 January 2019, the stadium was used for a 3-day event tagged, Higher Life Conference with Pastor Chris Oyakhilome. It was filled to capacity and thousands of people sat on the main pitch for this event. The stadium serves as the home ground for Rivers United. Renovation The main pitch of the stadium developed undulations that made it impracticable for standard football games to be hosted there. In 2020, a contract was signed for renovation of the main turf, training fields and a total facelift for facilities in the stadium. A decision was also made in 2020 by the Nigerian Federal Government to concession the stadium by 2021 to enable it have better facilities and yield more revenue. Matches The stadium has played host to many matches of the Nigerian Professional Football League including the game between Rivers United Football Club and Adamawa United in the 2020/2021 football season, and CAF Champion league between Rivers United and Young African from Tanzania. See also List of stadiums in Nigeria Lists of stadiums External links [1] References General references Linda Ikeji Blog Magazine - Rio Olympics 2016
Estadio Adokiye Amiesimaka

El Estadio Adokiye Amiesimaka es un estadio multiuso ubicado en la ciudad de Port Harcourt, Nigeria y cuenta con capacidad para 38 000 espectadores.​ Historia El estadio fue inaugurado el 19 de julio de 2015 en un partido entre Nigeria y Congo por la Clasificación para el Campeonato Africano Preolímpico de 2015, en donde la selección local ganó 2-1.​ Más tarde, la Liga Premier de Nigeria anunció que el Dolphins jugaría sus partidos de local en el estadio para la temporada 2016.​ Partidos Históricos Referencias Enlaces externos Linda Ikeji Blog Magazine - Rio Olympics 2016 (en inglés) Imágenes (en inglés)
Adokiye Amiesimakastadion

Het Adokiye Amiesimakastadion is een multifunctioneel stadion in Port Harcourt, een stad in het zuidoosten van Nigeria. In het stadion is plek voor 38.000 toeschouwers. De opening was op 19 juli 2015 met een wedstrijd voor de kwalificatie voor de Afrika Cup onder 23 jaar. Het ging om een wedstrijd tussen Nigeria en Congo (2–1). Voetbalclub Dolphin FC, die uitkomt in de Premier League van Nigeria, speelt hier thuiswedstrijden sinds 2015.
Avi-Cenna International School

Avi-Cenna International School is a government-approved co-educational British curriculum school located in the GRA part of Ikeja in Lagos State. Founded in 1989, the school focuses on the "promotion of moral and ethical values" with the view of "developing interpersonal and leadership skills" of her students. History The word "Avi-Cenna" was coined out from the name of a renowned Persian polymath named Avicenna. Founded in 1989 by Mr. and Mrs. Foudeh who were Jordanese immigrants, Avi-Cenna International School began educational activities with seventy pioneer students and eight teachers. Administration and structure Headed by Paul Olubajo who serves as the Principal, Avi-Cenna International School is a boarding and day school for children from the age of 2 to 16 years. See also List of schools in Lagos References External links Official website
British International School Lagos

British International School Lagos (BIS) is a British international school in Oniru Private Estate in Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria. Opening in 2001, the school provides the National Curriculum for England to day and boarding students aged 11–18. A broad range of IGCSE and A Level courses are available for study. The pupil body comprises girls and boys from Nigerian and expatriate families. Classes are small and there is a comprehensive co-curricular programme available after school each day. The campus is a large one, with the teaching buildings surrounded by playing fields, within which can be found a swimming pool along with tennis and basketball courts. The teaching staff comprise both expatriate and locally qualified teachers. The current principal is Kelvin Donnelly, who joined the school in 2021 having worked in many schools in US, Malaysia, Cameroon and UK. The school received an excellent inspection report from COBIS in the summer of 2018. History Founded in 2001, the school has continued to develop throughout its history. In recent years new teaching blocks and sports facilities have been added. In 2018, additional science rooms were introduced to support the growth of the Sixth Form and in 2019, the building of the primary section commenced. Significant investment has also taken place in the 5 school boarding houses. Curriculum BIS follows the English National Curriculum. This curriculum has been adapted, where appropriate, to ensure that it is tailored to meet the needs of an International School located in West Africa. Yoruba is taught to younger students and subject staff ensure that opportunities are provided to expand students' appreciation of the history, culture, geography and economy within which the school is placed. Facilities The campus includes a multi-purpose hall; a swimming pool; a theatre; and suites for computers, music, and tutorials. Encomium Weekly described the school as being "the most modern in Lagos". In recent years the campus has been further adapted to allow students with limited mobility to participate fully in the life of the school. Due to the sheer size of its playing fields, the school grounds are often used to host inter-school sporting events. Pupil Success Each year the school awards the "Dux Litterarum" cup to the most academically gifted scholar. Notable alumni Davido - singer, songwriter and record producer Ortisé Williams - singer, songwriter, and one-fourth of British boy band JLS See also List of schools in Lagos References
Anchor University

The Anchor University is a private Christian university owned by the Deeper Christian Life Ministry. The university is located at Ayobo, Ipaja, Lagos State, southwestern Nigeria. The Vice Chancellor is Professor Samuel Oye Bandele and he assumed office in February 2022. History The process of founding Anchor University was billed for September 2012 but suffered a huge setback as the representatives of the NUC coming for final inspection and approval of their multi-billion projects were in the ill-fated Dana Air crash. Professor Celestine Onwuliri, who was the leader of the team and husband of a serving government minister and an executive director with the Nigerian Universities Commission was among the over 157 victims that died in the Dana Air crash which occurred on Sunday, June 3, 2012. Construction began in 2013. The university was founded in 2014 by Deeper Christian Life Ministry. It was approved by the Nigerian University Commission (NUC) on Wednesday, 2 November 2016. The school commenced lectures in three faculties in February 2017 with 102 students registered across 15 different courses. Faculties There are seven faculties in the university: Faculty of Humanities Faculty of Science Faculty of Social and Management Sciences Faculty of Law Faculty of Environmental Science Faculty of Basic and Allied Medical Science Faculty of Education NUC approval Faculty Of Humanities Faculty Of Science Faculty Of Social & Management Sciences Faculty of Law Faculty of Environmental Science Faculty of Basic and Allied Medical Sciences Faculty of Education Programmes (a) Faculty of Humanities B.A. History & Diplomatic Studies B.A. English & Literary Studies B.A. Christian Religious Studies B.A. French (b) Faculty of Social and Management Sciences B.Sc. Accounting B.Sc. Business Administration B.Sc. Economics B.Sc. Political Science B.Sc. Mass Communication B.Sc. International Relations B.Sc. Banking and Finance (c) Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences B.Sc. Biology B.Sc. Microbiology B.Sc. Biochemistry B.Sc. Mathematics B.Sc. Computer Science B.Sc. Physics B.Sc. Chemistry B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry B.Sc. Information Technology B.Sc. Biotechnology B.Sc. Physics with Electronics B.Sc. Applied Geophysics B.Sc. Geology B.Sc. (Ed) Chemistry B.Sc. (Ed) Biology B.Sc. (Ed) Computer Science B.Sc. (Ed) Mathematics B.Sc. (Ed) Physics (d) Faculty of Law LL.B Law (e) Faculty of Environmental Science B.Sc. Architecture (f) Faculty of Basic and Allied Medical Sciences B.Sc. Nursing B.Sc. Medical Laboratory Science B.Sc. Anatomy B.Sc Public Health Library Anchor has library which is segmented into different sections, the serial section and circulation section also consist of different books and journals. Head of library and information science in anchor university is Mrs Taiwo Akinde. Development of Library app There is a development of Library app in the school that made the cataloging to be very easy to access. See also Academic libraries in Nigeria References
City Mall, Lagos

The Lagos City Mall is a modern shopping centre located in Onikan, Lagos Island. It is in proximity to many prominent Lagos landmarks such as the Muson Centre, the Tafawa Balewa Square, Onikan Stadium, the National Museum and the Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel, Victoria Island. Facilities at the City Mall in Lagos include: 50 shops, including designer and high street boutiques. Three restaurants on the second floor. Children's play area. Two cinemas, all on the second floor. Central air-conditioning system. Parking for about 300 cars. References External links Official website City Mall Cinema
Agiya Tree Monument

The Agia Tree Monument Agiya Tree Monument is on the site once occupied by the Agia Tree (Egun: Asisoe Tin) close to the Badagry Town Hall. The Agiya tree was a 160 feet (49 m) tree with a circumference of 30 feet (9.1 m). Significantly remarkable for being the tree under which Christianity was first preached in Nigeria by Thomas Birch Freeman and Henry Townsend on 24 September 1842, the tree lived for over 300 years until it was uprooted by a storm on 20 June 1959. References
Holy Cross Cathedral, Lagos

Holy Cross Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral located in Lagos, Nigeria, and is the seat of the Archdiocese of Lagos. The Gothic style building was constructed in 1939, when the region was still administered as an apostolic vicariate, and thus was only elevated to the status of cathedral in 1950. History The first cathedral (considered a pro-cathedral) building was inaugurated in 1881 and built by stonemasons and architects Lazarus Borges da Silva and Francisco Nobre. After the death of Bishop Ferdinand Terrien in 1929, this original cathedral saw the ordination of the first three Yoruba priests, the late monsignors Lawrence Layode, Julius Onih, and Stephen Adewuyi, by Bishop Thomas Brodericks, the apostolic vicar of Western Nigeria. By the 1930s, a larger cathedral was needed, and the older one was demolished. The current church building, of French Gothic style architecture, had its foundation stone laid on 6 August 1934 by Bishop Francis O'Rourke and was completed in 1939. Notable Members in the church's history include: 1. S. J. Sawyerr 2. Lourenzo Antonio Cardoso 3. Lazaro Borges da Silva 4. Francisco Nobre 5. J. F. D. Branco 6. Walter P. Siffre 7. Albert Carrena 8. David Evaristo Akerele 9. J. T. Munis 10. P. F. Gomes On 18 April 1950, the apostolic vicariate of Lagos was elevated to metropolitan archdiocese in accordance with the papal bull entitled Laeto accepimus, issued by Pope Pius XII. The latest Archbishop to be installed at the cathedral is Alfred Adewale Martins, who is incumbent since 2012. By year-end 2016, the archdiocese counted 3,274,000 baptized out of a total population of 12,276,000 which corresponds to 26.7% of the total. Succession of pastors Francesco Borghero (1861 – 1865) Pierre Bouche (1867 – 1871) Jean-Baptiste Chausse, SMA (12 May 1891 – 30 January 1894, deceased) Paul Pellet, SMA (15 January 1895 – 1902, resigned) Joseph-Antoine Lang, SMA (19 July 1902 – 2 January 1912, deceased) Ferdinand Terrien, SMA (1 March 1912 – 3 August 1929, deceased) Francis O'Rourke, SMA (31 March 1930 – 28 October 1938, deceased) Leo Hale Taylor, SMA (13 June 1939 – 27 October 1965, deceased) John Kwao Amuzu Aggey (6 July 1965 – 13 March 1972, deceased) Anthony Olubunmi Okogie (13 April 1973 – 25 May 2012, retired) Alfred Adewale Martins, (25 May 2012 – present) Gallery References External links Official website
Catedral de la Santa Cruz (Lagos)

La Catedral de la Santa Cruz​ (en inglés: Cathedral of the Holy Cross)​ es el nombre que recibe un edificio religioso que pertenece a la Iglesia católica y funciona como la sede la arquidiócesis de Lagos​ (Archidioecesis Lagosensis o Archdiocese of Lagos), al sur del país africano de Nigeria.​ La catedral fue inaugurada en 1881 y construida por los arquitectos Lázaro Borges da Silva y Francisco Nobre. El edificio de la iglesia, tiene una arquitectura de estilo gótico francés y fue terminada en 1934. Véase también Iglesia católica Catedral de la Santa Cruz Referencias