1960: Nigeria Becomes IndependentPost author:Tadese FaforijiPost published:July 12, 2022Post category:AfricaReading time:1 min read On October 1st Nigeria became independent. Nnamdi Azikiwe became the first governor-general. A year later Northern Cameroon voted for union with Nigeria. Read more articles Previous Post1960: Niger, Mauritania, Mali, French Congo, Chad, and Madagascar Become Independent Next Post1960: Belgian Congo Becomes Independent- Civil War Breaks Out Tadese Faforiji I am Tadese Faforiji, a historian, digital marketer. I'm passionate about content creation, tourism, social media management and digital campaigns. You Might Also Like The Influence of Geography and Historical Development of South AfricaDecember 13, 2021 1994: Nelson Mandela President of South AfricaJuly 12, 2022 1966: Lesotho Gains IndependenceJuly 12, 2022 Horses, Firearms, and Political Power in Pre-Colonial West AfricaJune 14, 2021 2005: G-8 Promises Aid to AfricaJuly 13, 2022