A) Dominant influence of Bashorun Gaha B) Weakening of the central authority C) Incursion of the jihadists D) British encroachment into Yorubaland
A) They wanted to establish trade with the British B) Of their desire to accept Christianity C) They wanted British protection D) Of their quest for Western Education
A) Ibadan and Ijaye B) New Oyo and Ibadan C) Ijaye and Ife D) Owu and Abeokuta
A) Reconciling differences over territorial claims B) Exchanging of ambassadors among them C) Holding Africans hostage for negotiations D) Negotiating with African leaders for territories
A) Putting a stop to domestic slave trade in the area B) Making Belgium a great colonial power C) Carving out an empire for himself D) Introducing Western Education to the people
A) British presence in Yorubaland B) Internal and External crises C) Beacause Ajaka was sent to exile D) The revolt of Afonja
A) Bashorun B) Obas C) Oyomesi D) Baales
A) Are Ona kakanfo B) Oluwo C) Oba D) Bashorun
A) Abolition of the slave trade B) Introduction of new crops C) Training of nationalists D) Introduction of formal education
A) Mozambique B) Nigeria C) Namibia D) Ghana
A) Otto von Bismarck B) Mussolini C) Winston Churchill D) Woodrow Wilson
A) It enhanced solidarity amongst the Yoruba people B) It opened gate of tragedy for other wars in Yorubaland C) It led to the death of the Alaafin D) It led to the construction of new Castle in Ife
A) Lamurudu became Alaafin B) The king was sent to exile C) Alaafin died D) Oranmiyan came to rule the Oyo empire
A) 1985 B) 1961 C) 1865 D) 1861
A) The new Oyo Atiba, Owu and Ekiti B) Ibadan, Ile-ife and Abeokuta C) Ijaye, Egba and Ibadan D) The new Oyo Atiba, Ibadan and Ijaye
A) The wishes of the British B) The slave trade system C) The interest of a particular nation D) The opinion of private organization
A) Lamurudu B) Oranmiyan C) Obatala D) Oduduwa
A) Ilorin B) Ibadan C) Oyo D) Ile Ife
A) Nnamdi Azikwe B) Obafemi Awolowo C) Herbert Macaulay D) Sanni Abacha
A) Alaafin Oluaso B) Alaafin Ladigbolu C) Alaafin Sango D) Lamidi Adeyemi 111 |