Synonyms for nigerian
ni·ge·ri·an

Princeton's WordNet

1. Nigerianadjective

   a native or inhabitant of Nigeria

2. Nigerianadjective

   of or relating to Nigeria

   "the Nigerian capital used to be Lagos"

3. Nigerian, Nigerienadjective

   of or relating to the people of Nigeria

   "a Nigerian novelist won the Nobel Prize for literature this year"

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1. List of paraphrases for "nigerian":

   nigeria, nigerians, nigerien

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1. Jason Straziuso:

   (Given) our long historical independent neutral stance, it's common for us to be the middle man in hostage releases, we provide transportation from Boko Haram to the Nigerian government.

2. Chika Onuegbu:

   "It is therefore our considered opinion that the 2016 Federal budget may not be achievable and our hopes that capital expenditure of N1, 8 trillion will be spent in 2016 may unfortunately be dashed except if the government makes contingency arrangements." Chika onuegbu in the TUC Rivers State 2016 New Year Message published by The Nigerian Guardian

3. Allen Orr Jr:

   I have Nigerian clients that are here and afraid to leave, and clients in Nigeria fearful of coming, there is a chilling effect -- they are not looking to travel and they don't want to go to conferences right now.

4. Chika Onuegbu:

   As Nigeria continues to dither over the Petroleum Industry Bill, which has been in the Nigerian National Assembly since 2009 as aforementioned, Ghana her neighbour (who just joined the Petroleum Club not too long ago) on August 4 2016 passed its own petroleum bill, i.e. the Petroleum (Exploration and Production) Bill, 2016 into law in a bid to attract investments. Chika Onuegbu in his 2016 paper titled The Challenges and Implications of a Post PIB Nigeria for the Oil and Gas Workers

5. Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje:

   It is an important part of British history as well as Nigerian culture, so to be able to bring a story that I have harboured for so long home to the Nigerian audience is... a wonderful sense of accomplishment.