A) Niger Delta Democracy Congress B) Niger Delta Development Commision C) Niger Delta Development City D) Niger Delta Distribution Center
A) 2001 B) 2010 C) 2012 D) 2000
A) He was exiled from Gobir B) He was beaten by the leaders C) The people of Gobir wanted to take over his followers D) He wanted a Justice for the people of Gobir
A) Too much external attacks by the Vassal states B) Borno had no effective government and their army wasn't strong C) Borno couldn't trade well because the trade routes was blocked D) Death of their King
A) Pan Niger Delta Family B) Paternal Niger Delta Feeds C) Pan Niger Delta Forum D) People's Association of Niger Delta Forum
A) 2000 B) 2012 C) 2018 D) 2016
A) Social System B) House of Assembly C) Computer System D) The House System
A) Sokoto B) Kanem C) Jigawa D) Kukawa
A) 1814 B) 1924 C) 1932 D) 1844
A) Bronze B) Rubber C) Palm oil D) Textiles
A) 1804 - 1816 B) 1904 - 1916 C) 1814 - 1826 D) 1924 - 1936
A) 6th of July 1897 B) 5th of August, 1897 C) 8th of April, 1877 D) 5th of August, 1987
A) Nkruma B) Abasi C) Akengbuda D) Chukwudi
A) Wizard B) Traditionalist C) Herbalist D) Leader
A) Chief Ahire B) Elder Akiye C) Chief Ahiye D) Chief Arinze
A) Eniwaren-ason B) Enarhe-akhe C) Eniare-ison D) Ezemuze-ugba
A) He hated him because Osifo was richer than him B) He hated him for hating his guts and flamboyant lifestyle C) He hated him because he was respected in the community D) He hated him because he was a Prince
A) Oba with wisdom and attributes of God B) Oba with Selfless and honest attitudes C) Oba with respect and God's love D) Oba with good attitudes and good lifestyle
A) Tuaregs and Idris Alooma B) Bulala and the Sao C) Shuwa Arabs and the Sao D) Tuaregs and the Shuwa Arabs
A) King of the palace B) Wealthy King C) King of the people D) King of the night
A) Promotion of trade and construction of roads B) All of the above C) Islam was encouraged D) There was intermarriage among the people
A) Rubber B) Sculpture C) Gold D) Palm kernel
A) Environmental factors B) Constitutional crisis C) Size of the empire D) All of the above
A) 12th B) 17th C) 10th D) 19th
A) Osho (war chiefs) system B) Ese (war chiefs) system C) Eso (war chiefs) system D) Aso (war chiefs) system
A) Legacy and impact B) Social unrest and revolts C) Political authority D) Military strength
A) Fiditi B) Kiriji C) Kuruji D) Kurumi
A) 1887 - 1893 B) 1877 - 1893 C) 1977 - 1993 D) 1877 - 1883
A) Yoruba factions and the Portuguese B) Ibadan people and the British administration C) Yoruba factions and the British colonial administration D) Yoruba factor and Europeans
A) Over who will be in control of the market traders B) Power struggles among the Yoruba states C) Control over trade routes D) Land dispute
A) To facilitate the citizen in becoming a good leader B) Help Niger Delta government to have power over the citizens C) Help the Niger Delta trade with the European D) Facilitate the sustainable development of the Niger Delta region
A) Represents the government in a general meeting B) Nominates leaders from the house system C) Represent the interest of various ethnic groups in the Niger Delta D) Represents the interests of the Niger Delta internationally
A) Mission for the society of the ogboni people B) Mobilization society of ogboni people C) Movement for the survival of the ogboni people D) Medium for the survival of the ogboni people
A) Lubricant B) Soap making C) Paper making D) Candle making
A) John Austin Robert B) James Robert Philip C) James Moore Philip D) Henry Philip James
A) Host communities B) Government C) Investors D) Ethnic groups
A) Richly dressed and laden with coral beads B) He was dressed with charm cloth and had bead hung on his neck C) He had many slaves with him and they were all praising him D) He dressed casually and has cowries all over him
A) Benue B) Calabar C) Delta D) Enugu
A) King Jega B) King Yinfa C) King Alooma D) King Yunfa
A) Removing the pulp B) Pulp boiling C) Storage D) Cultivation |