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English: Flag of Nigeria
Igbo: Okoloto nke Naigeria
Yorùbá: Àsìá ilẹ́ Naijiria
العربية: علم نيجيريا
Cymraeg: Baner Nigeria
Deutsch: Flagge Nigerias
Esperanto: Flago de Niĝerio
Français : Drapeau du Nigeria
Kernowek: Baner Nijeri
Italiano: Bandiera della Nigeria
Português: Bandeira da Nigéria
Slovenščina: Državna zastava Nigerije
Српски / srpski: Државна застава Нигерије
Written by Jon Harald Søby.
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