Nigeria

　Nigeria (English: Federal Republic of Nigeria, full name: Federal Republic of Nigeria), located at 6 ° 27 ′ n, 3 ° 24 ′ e, is a country in the southeast of West Africa and the apex of the West Bank of the Gulf of Guinea in Africa. Its neighbors include Benin in the west, niger in the north, a small border with Chad across Lake Chad in the northeast, and Cameroon in the East and Southeast, It is adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Guinea in the south.
Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa, with a total population of 201 million, accounting for 16% of Africa's total population. It is also the largest economy in Africa. In 2013, Nigeria's gross domestic product (GDP) was US $509.9 billion.
Nigeria is a major energy and resource country in Africa and the largest oil production and export country in Africa. As of 2014, the proved oil reserves ranked second in Africa and tenth in the world; The proved natural gas reserves rank first in Africa and eighth in the world; Among the 76 proven minerals, 34 have commercial mining value.
Nigeria's political situation has remained basically stable, and its social development has been generally stable since the implementation of democratically elected politics.