First Nigerian

first Nigerian to be appointed a Professor at Harvard Law School: Dehlia Umunna....goo.gl/ESuGv4

First Nigerian to play a regular crew member of a star Trek Series: Oyin Oladejo..goo.gl/wEUt1b

FIRST FEMALE NIGERIAN ARTIST TO HIT 100MILLION VIEWS ON YOUTUBE

First Nigerian to be cast as a character on a Star Trek Series: Chris Obi..goo.gl/vjGp6K

First African to be granted a commission in the RAF: Flight Lieutenant Emanuel Peter John Adeniyi Thomas (1914 – 12 January 1945).His older sibling was Stella Thomas, first woman magistrate in West Africa.

first female fighter pilots in the Nigerian Air Force:Flying Officers OS Ijelu and GC Nwaogwgwu

In 1935, the operations of the RAF were replaced by those of the Imperial Airways that flew regular airmail and passengers from London to Nigeria

The first recorded aviation activity in Nigeria: Kano, July 1925:The RAF safe landing on the horse race course in Kano

Ralph Moor: goo.gl/ryp74Kcontent_copyCop… short URL

First High Commissioner of the British Southern Nigeria Protectorate (1900-1903): Sir Ralph Moor

irst High Commissioner of the British Southern Nigeria Protectorate (1900-1903): Sir Ralph Moor

1st Nigerian and Sub-Saharan African Tennis player to get to quarter finals at Wimbledon'83 Open Grand Slam on 20June1983-Nduka Duke Odizor

The first Nigerian to play at the round of 16 at Wimbledon Open: Nduka Odizor (1983 Wimbledon Open held on 20 June 1983

The first Nigerian to play at the Wimbledon Open: Nduka Odizor (21 June 1982)....sites.google.com/site/firstn…

The first Nigerian to play at the Wimbledon Qualifying Competitions: Lawrence Gbadura Awopegba;(1967 Wimbledon Southern Qualifying)

Nigeria’s first development stock was issued in 1946...more at:goo.gl/G2ohlA

First time the #NigerianStockExchange will admit the Federal Government of Nigeria’s Government Bond to its Official List: 19 February 2004

The first Premier of the Western Region of Independent Nigeria: Samuel Ládòkè Akíntọ́lá (Oct 1960 - May 1962)

First Governor (Aug 1963 - Feb 1964) and first Premier (Aug 1963 - Jan 1966) of Mid-Western Region of Independent Nigeria: Dennis Osadebay