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Conversations with The Facade Nigeria
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Conversations with The Facade Nigeria episodes
- Weekly News 04This is the fourth episode of this new Podcast project by The Facade Nigeria highlighting weekly news from The Nigeria Pioneer dated February 25, 1921.
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9 min - Weekly News 03This is the third episode of this new Podcast project by The Facade Nigeria highlighting weekly news from The Nigeria Pioneer dated February 18, 1921.
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11 min - Weekly News 02This is the second episode of this new Podcast project by The Facade Nigeria highlighting weekly news from The Nigerian Pioneer dated February 11, 1921.
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9 min - Weekly News 01This is the first episode of this new Podcast project by The Facade Nigeria highlighting weekly news from The Nigerian Pioneer dated February 4, 1921.
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25 min - Introduction 101 - Vol. IIIWe're talking historical events of the 19th century in the timeline of Lagos history.
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16 min - Introduction 101 - Vol. IIWe're delving into the origin of certain architectural elements seen on colonial structures across Nigeria.
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10 min - Introduction 101 - Vol. IIn this episode we're laying the foundation for colonial architecture, understanding a bit of its origin and influx in Nigeria.
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8 min - Conversations with The Facade Nigeria (Trailer)
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Taking you through life in Colonial Nigeria that cuts across societal and associational life, historic architecture, education, politics &c.