Adding prefix to the nigerian zones and states

definitions/region/african_subregions.yaml

@@ -30,94 +30,94 @@
   - Nigeria Zones|North Central:
       description: >
         Benue, Kogi, Kwara, Nasarawa, Niger, Plateau, Federal Capital Territory
-  - North East:
+  - Nigeria Zones|North East:
       description: >
         Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Taraba, Yobe
-  - North West:
+  - Nigeria Zones|North West:
       description: >
         Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Kebbi, Sokoto, Zamfara
-  - South East:
+  - Nigeria Zones|South East:
       description: >
         Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo
-  - South South:
+  - Nigeria Zones|South South:
       description: >
         Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Edo, Rivers
-  - South West:
+  - Nigeria Zones|South West:
       description: >
         Ekiti, Lagos, Ogun, Ondo, Osun, Oyo
 
 - Nigeria States:
-  - Abia:
+  - Nigeria States|Abia:
       description: "Known for its commercial hub in Aba, rich in textile and handicrafts."
-  - Adamawa:
+  - Nigeria States|Adamawa:
       description: "Features diverse landscapes from mountains to valleys, with a rich cultural heritage."
-  - Akwa Ibom:
+  - Nigeria States|Akwa Ibom:
       description: "Boasts beautiful beaches and a strong oil and gas industry."
-  - Anambra:
+  - Nigeria States|Anambra:
       description: "Rich in history and culture, with a vibrant economy centered around commerce and agriculture."
-  - Bauchi:
+  - Nigeria States|Bauchi:
       description: "Home to the Yankari National Park, offering a glimpse into Nigeria's wildlife."
-  - Bayelsa:
+  - Nigeria States|Bayelsa:
       description: "Predominantly riverine, crucial to the oil sector, with extensive mangrove forests."
-  - Benue:
+  - Nigeria States|Benue:
       description: "Known as the 'Food Basket of the Nation,' with agriculture as its backbone."
-  - Borno:
+  - Nigeria States|Borno:
       description: "Features the Sambisa Forest and a history marked by the Boko Haram insurgency."
-  - Cross River:
+  - Nigeria States|Cross River:
       description: "Hosts the annual Calabar Carnival and is known for its conservation efforts and tourism."
-  - Delta:
+  - Nigeria States|Delta:
       description: "Rich in oil and diverse cultures, with significant contributions to Nigeria's economy."
-  - Ebonyi:
+  - Nigeria States|Ebonyi:
       description: "Known for its rice production and as a leading state in agriculture."
-  - Edo:
+  - Nigeria States|Edo:
       description: "Historically significant with the ancient Benin Kingdom and a vibrant culture."
-  - Ekiti:
+  - Nigeria States|Ekiti:
       description: "Rich in cultural festivals and known for its educational institutions."
-  - Enugu:
+  - Nigeria States|Enugu:
       description: "Known for its coal mining history and the picturesque Ngwo Pine Forest."
-  - Gombe:
+  - Nigeria States|Gombe:
       description: "Features savannah landscapes and is an emerging center for commerce and agriculture."
-  - Imo:
+  - Nigeria States|Imo:
       description: "Home to oil production, agriculture, and the famous Oguta Lake."
-  - Jigawa:
+  - Nigeria States|Jigawa:
       description: "Characterized by its arid climate and agriculture, particularly millet and sorghum."
-  - Kaduna:
+  - Nigeria States|Kaduna:
       description: "A major industrial and political hub with a rich colonial history."
-  - Kano:
+  - Nigeria States|Kano:
       description: "One of Nigeria's oldest cities, pivotal in trade and Islamic scholarship."
-  - Katsina:
+  - Nigeria States|Katsina:
       description: "Steeped in history with ancient city walls and a strong agricultural base."
-  - Kebbi:
+  - Nigeria States|Kebbi:
       description: "Notable for Argungu Fishing Festival and a strong agricultural sector, especially rice."
-  - Kogi:
+  - Nigeria States|Kogi:
       description: "Where the Niger and Benue Rivers meet, with a rich cultural and natural diversity."
-  - Kwara:
+  - Nigeria States|Kwara:
       description: "Known for its harmony among diverse ethnic groups and agricultural activities."
-  - Lagos:
+  - Nigeria States|Lagos:
       description: "Nigeria's economic powerhouse, with a vibrant culture, commerce, and entertainment scene."
-  - Nasarawa:
+  - Nigeria States|Nasarawa:
       description: "Rich in mineral resources and agriculture, with a diverse ethnic composition."
   - Nigeria States|Niger:
       description: "Home to the Kainji National Park and the Jebba Dam, important for hydroelectric power."
-  - Ogun:
+  - Nigeria States|Ogun:
       description: "Notable for its industrial estates and as the birthplace of many Nigerian leaders."
-  - Ondo:
+  - Nigeria States|Ondo:
       description: "Rich in cocoa production and blessed with natural beauty, including lengthy coastlines."
-  - Osun:
+  - Nigeria States|Osun:
       description: "Hosts the famous Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove, a UNESCO World Heritage site."
-  - Oyo:
+  - Nigeria States|Oyo:
       description: "Historically significant with the ancient city of Ibadan and a strong agricultural sector."
-  - Plateau:
+  - Nigeria States|Plateau:
       description: "Known for its scenic landscapes and cooler climate, with a rich cultural heritage."
-  - Rivers:
+  - Nigeria States|Rivers:
       description: "A key player in Nigeria's oil industry, with a rich cultural tapestry and Port Harcourt as its capital."
-  - Sokoto:
+  - Nigeria States|Sokoto:
       description: "Center of Islamic scholarship and the seat of the Sokoto Caliphate."
-  - Taraba:
+  - Nigeria States|Taraba:
       description: "Diverse in flora and fauna, with the Mambilla Plateau as a key feature."
-  - Yobe:
+  - Nigeria States|Yobe:
       description: "Features part of the Sahara Desert and is primarily focused on agriculture."
-  - Zamfara:
+  - Nigeria States|Zamfara:
       description: "Rich in agriculture and mining, with a history of ancient kingdoms."
-  - Federal Capital Territory:
+  - Nigeria States|Federal Capital Territory:
       description: "Home to Abuja, Nigeria's capital, symbolizing unity and central governance."