A) trade and commerce B) Arab missionary activities C) the waging of jihads D) absence of any religion in the area
A) 1846-1880 B) 1571-1623 C) 1571-1603 D) 1920-1943
A) Kano B) Benin C) Sokoto D) Bornu
A) Lamurudu consulted his father B) Oranmiyan came to rule the Oyo empire C) The Oyo mesi destroyed the palace D) The king was sent to exile
A) Zaghawa B) Ngazarmu C) Bulala D) Sayfawa
A) Lamurudu B) Olodumare C) Obatala D) Oduduwa
A) Igue festival B) Igun festival C) Igwe festival D) Ogun festival
A) Slave trade B) Bronze Sculpture C) Basket weaving D) Canoe Building
A) South-western B) South-eastern C) North-eastern D) South-South
A) Wishes of Oduduwa B) By the order of the Supreme Court C) Order of the Supreme God D) By the order of Ooni of Ife
A) Eastern Ijaw, Island Ijaw and Coastal Ijaw B) Western/Central Izon, Southeast Izon and Inland Izon dialect C) Coastal Ijaw, Lake Chad Ijaw and River nun ijaw D) Central Ijaw, Lake Ijaw and Marine Ijaw
A) River Nun to South Africa B) Nigeria to Coastal Rica C) Nupe to Delta D) Nile valley to West Africa
A) State expansion B) Administration C) Empire expansion D) State formation
A) 15th B) 19th C) 10th D) 11th
A) Ali Ahmad B) Idris Alawma C) Rabin Zubair D) Humai Ibn Salama
A) Lake Chad army B) Sao & Bulala people C) The sayfawa dynasty D) The Army of the empire
A) Ngazargamu B) Lake Chad C) River Nile D) Njimi
A) Odukpani local government B) Itsekiri local government C) Duke local government D) Ibibio local government
A) From April to August B) From April to June C) From February to April D) From November to January
A) Camel and Bronze B) Iron technology and Horses C) Steel and Boat D) Metal and Canoes |