nigeria changed from right to left driving in 2009.
when did nigeria change from right to left driving?
2009
bullet::::- 1988-89: marjorie rennett





















































bullet::::- 1987-88: shelley kravit





















































bullet::::- 1986-87: jacqueline elipoulous





















































bullet::::- 1985-86: lucy rose





















































bullet::::- 1984-85: juanita jepson





















































bullet::::- 1982-84: phyllis hellman





















































bullet::::- 1980-82: carole golant





















































bullet::::- 1978-80: nina kresshek (5th grade teacher at horace mann)





















































bullet::::- 1976-78: judie fenton (mother to former school board president steven fenton, and wife to former beverly hills mayor frank fenton)





















































bullet::::- 1975-76: sydell aronson





















































bullet::::- 1974-75: carol krasne





















































bullet::::- 1973-74: gloria bronow





















































bullet::::- 1972-73: myrna wiener (son laurence wiener is the beverly hills city attorney)





















































bullet::::- 1971-72: linda roberts (mother-in-law to former pta council president susie roberts)





















































bullet::::- 1970-71: kay fein
beverly hills unified school district
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later the name ekas was changed to “ekklisiyar kristi a nigeria (ekan). political changes took place and benue found herself in both benue and sardauna provinces since baissa and serti was located in sandauna province. the name therefore changed to ekan benue and sardauna (ekan 4bs.)
christian reformed church of nigeria