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The Space Exploration and Research Agency has guaranteed that one of the six seats for an upcoming flight of Blue Origin's New Shepard suborbital vehicle will go to a Nigerian .
SERA chose Nigeria as part of its initiative to assist citizens of nations who have historically lacked access to space.
Selection will be open and democratic, with Nigerians given the opportunity to select candidates.
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