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Three Historical buildings in Nigeria. The First-Storey Building in Nigeria The construction of the first-storey building in Nigeria started in 1842 and was completed in 1845. After completion, Bishop Samuel Ajayi Crowther lived there with his family, and it was here that he translated the English Bible into the Yoruba language. This building is home to many historical relics, such as: The first cemented well in Nigeria. The first primary school in Nigeria. Nigeria’s oldest Bible, written in an indigenous language. It is estimated that at least 2000 people visit every year. Jaekel House Jaekel House was constructed in 1898 and is one of the oldest buildings within the Nigerian Railway Compound Lagos. It is named after Francis Jaekel OBE, a former superintendent of the Nigerian Railway Corporation. The house is now managed and maintained by Legacy1995 to preserve the legacy of Nigeria’s earliest railway tracks, repair yards, and sheds. Today it houses a mini museum housing artefa