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