A) 11th Century B) 2000 C) 16th Century D) 12th Century
A) Through the military B) Through the government C) Trade D) Through some private individuals
A) Ogun state B) Delta State C) Bayelsa State D) Kanem - Borno (North)
A) French traders B) Italian traders C) Arab and North African Traders D) Egyptian traders
A) Kano and Katsina B) Delta and Bayelsa C) Abia and Anambra D) Ogun and Osun
A) Mali B) Sudan C) Ghana D) Cameroon
A) Aliko Dangote B) Alhaji Shehu Shagari C) Abdulsalami Abubakar D) Sheikh Usman Dan Fodo
A) The Jihad of 1993 B) The war between Hausas and Fulanis C) The Jihad of 1804 D) The Jihad of 1990
A) To build better infrastructure B) To make widows feel safe C) To purify Islamic practice. D) To make orphans feel safe
A) It United Northern Nigeria under Islamic law. B) It made Hausas feel safe C) It made Hausas feel superior D) It made Fulanis feel superior
A) Through private citizens B) Through war C) Through traders and scholars. D) Through the government
A) 15th and 16th century B) 18th and 19th century C) 11th and 12th century D) 12th and 13th century
A) Arresting of thieves B) Governance (Sharia Law) C) Migration D) Stoning of unfaithful spouses
A) Good security B) Good infrastructure C) Education D) Employment
A) Security B) Economic growth C) Culture and Language D) Safety
A) Hausa and Yoruba B) Ijaw and kanuri C) Efik and Ibibio D) Igbo and Nupe
A) Babanriga and Hijab B) Shorts and t-shirt C) Blouse and skirt D) Shirt and trousers
A) 15th - 16th Century B) 13th - 14th Century C) 11th - 12th Century D) 9th - 10th century
A) Christianity and Islam B) Traditional religion and Atheism C) Atheism and Buddhism D) Hinduism and Judaism
A) The Americans B) The British C) The Italians D) The Portuguese
A) Liberia B) South Africa C) Portugal D) Spain
A) Lagos and Abuja B) Ekiti and Ebonyi C) Ogun and Osun D) Benin and Warri
A) Fever B) Chicken pox C) Malaria D) Headaches
A) 17th century B) 18th century C) 19th Century D) 15th century
A) The abolition of Slave Trade B) The war between Russia and America C) The second world War D) The war between Russia and Ukraine
A) Donald Trump B) Oprah Winfrey C) Nelson Mandela D) Thomas Birch Freeman
A) Hillary Clinton B) Henry Townsend C) George Bush D) Henry Cavil
A) Ikoyi B) Apapa C) Badagry D) Abuja
A) Badagry B) Lekki C) Ikorodu D) Yaba
A) 1988 B) 1888 C) 1990 D) 1842
A) 1847 B) 1850 C) 1849 D) 1846
A) Hope Waddel B) Robert Calvin C) David Lucas D) Antonio Amin
A) Lagos B) Jigawa C) Uyo D) Calabar
A) 15th Century B) 11th century C) 18th century D) 16th century
A) Justin Vick and Emmanuel Lee B) David Cowell and Daniel Will C) William Wilberforce and Thomas Clarkson D) Esther Vicker and Jane Austin
A) All humans will die B) All humans are not equal C) All humans are equal before God. D) All humans will live forever
A) Britain B) India C) China D) America
A) A trade where a father goes with his son to the market to buy goods B) When a mother and her daughter go to the market for home shopping C) Buying and selling of goods and services between two or more people D) It refers to the exchange of goods (like agricultural products) that replaced the illegal slave trade in West Africa during the 19th Century
A) Constant power supply B) Infrastructure and job creation C) Good roads D) Good security for citizens
A) The British B) The Chinese C) The Indians D) The Americans |