Nigerians

“A culture steeped in diversity of languages, traditions, and resources. The perfect recipe for growth—and change.„~ When entering new Era with this culture

“Nigeria may be known worldwide as a breadbasket, but they also bring plenty of firepower to the table.„~ When meeting this culture

The Nigerians Culture is an exclusive content of the Cultures of Africa Pack DLC.

The Nigerians are a culture available in the Contemporary Era, with the Agrarian culture focus.

"Masters of working the land, the Nigerians grow produce beyond compare - in both quantity and diversity."

Culture orientation[]

Agrarian cultures favour a gameplay orientation focused on Empire growth and Population abundance, and in some cases, resource efficiency.

These cultures gain extra Fame from Agrarian Era Stars for earning new Population.

Affinity Action: Greener Pastures[]

Can attract 1Population from each adjacent Territory's City or Outpost. It will create a Grievance against you for each impacted Empire.

This action will cost a sum of Influence.
Once triggered, this action will be available again after fulfilling the Agrarian Affinity meter.

Affinity Bonus: Community[]

Gains 5Stability when gaining Population.

This bonus does not modify the city's target stability percentage.
This bonus is scaled by game speed

Transcendence Bonus: Growing Cultivation[]

+5%Food on City or Outpost.

Trait: Abundant Lands[]

+3Industry per Farmers on City
+1Farmers Slot on all Cities if Oil Deposit

Emblematic quarter: Oil Refinery[]

“An industrial plant which processes incredible amounts of petroleum, plumbed from vast subterranean oil reservoirs.”

+10Pollution
-10Stability
Creates a new Deposit of Oil which is automatically exploited.

Emblematic unit: Mrap Vehicle[]

“This heavily-armored troop transport is highly resistant to small arms fire and explosives alike.”

Armoured Vehicle: Immune to "Suppression".

Suppression: The targeted Unit cannot move next turn.

City names[]

The names listed are default names, players can change their cities' names if they choose.

Abuja, Lagos, Kano, Ibadan, Benin City, Port Harcourt, Jos, Ilorin, Kaduna, Maiduguri