Draw the Nigerian Coat of arms.

The Nigerian Coat of Arms consists of several symbolic elements:

• A black shield representing Nigeria's fertile soil.
• Two white wavy bands on the shield, forming a 'Y' shape, symbolizing the Niger and Benue Rivers and their confluence.
• Two white horses supporting the shield, representing dignity and pride.
• An eagle standing on the shield, symbolizing strength.
• A green and white wreath on which the eagle stands, representing the rich agricultural land.
• A green grassy base with Nigeria's national flower, the Costus spectabilis, in its natural colours.
• A ribbon below the base bearing the national motto: "Unity and Faith, Peace and Progress".

Start by drawing the central black shield with the white 'Y' shape. Then add the two horses on either side, supporting the shield. Place the green and white wreath on top of the shield, and the eagle standing on the wreath. Below the shield, draw the green grassy base with the national flower. Finally, add the ribbon with the motto at the very bottom.