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Nigeria: An African superpower?
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I can use a geographic information system (GIS) to visualise the human and physical geography of Nigeria.
I can explain Nigeria's climate zones and interpret patterns in climate data.
I can describe Nigeria's key physical features and explain some of their impacts on life.
I can explain Nigeria's population structure and factors influencing population growth and distribution.
I can compare different aspects of rural and urban life in Nigeria.
I can describe how colonisation shaped Nigeria's modern-day borders, economy, and society.
I can describe ways in which Lagos has changed over time and identify opportunities of living and working in this global city.
I can describe some of the challenges of life in Lagos and list some possible solutions.
I can describe the main sectors of Nigeria's economy and consider whether the country’s economic growth benefits everyone equally.
I can explain how oil affects Nigeria's economy, environment and society.
I can describe climate change impacts in Nigeria, list some ways in which the country is adapting, and explain what climate justice means.
I can identify Nigeria's global connections and describe some ways in which the country is changing.
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