A) Western Nigeria B) Southern Nigeria C) Northern Nigeria D) Central Nigeria
A) South Eastern Nigeria B) Central Nigeria C) North East Nigeria D) South Western Nigeria
A) The color of their skin B) Their character C) Military strength and administrative efficiency D) Food, music and culture
A) Respect for elders and ancestors B) Disrespect for elders and ancestors C) Religion D) Culture
A) Iron technology B) Textile manufacturing C) Pharmaceuticals D) Food processing
A) South South Nigeria B) North West Nigeria C) South Eastern Nigeria D) South West Nigeria
A) Middle belt B) North East Nigeria C) North West Nigeria D) Southeastern Nigeria
A) Artistic expression B) Social reforms C) Technological advancement D) Environmental conservation
A) Uyo, Calabar and Asaba. B) Enugu, Onitsha, Aba and Umuahia. C) Daura, Zaria, Sokoto and Kano. D) Lagos, Akure and Ibadan.
A) Kano, Katsina, Zamfara, Jigawa and Kaduna. B) Akwa Ibom, Cross River and Rivers. C) Lagos, Ogun and Ondo D) Enugu, Abia and Anambra
A) Hausa B) Yoruba C) Efik D) Igbo
A) False B) I don't think so C) I don't know. D) True
A) Zamfara, Sokoto, Kogi and Niger. B) Akwa ibom, Cross River, Rivers and Delta. C) Bauchi, Kano, Katsina and Kaduna D) Anambra, Imo, Enugu and Abia.
A) I don't know B) False C) Lies D) True
A) True B) I don't know C) False D) I don't think so
A) Traditional religion B) No religion C) Christianity D) Islam
A) When Nigerians discovered agriculture B) When Nigeria was under Britain's control C) When Nigeria discovered oil D) When Nigeria got independence
A) 1900 - 1960 B) 2010 - 2024 C) 1960 - 1999 D) 2000 - 2010
A) Helping Nigerians discover how to fish B) Fighting crime in Nigeria. C) Introduction to Western education D) Helping Nigerians discover agriculture
A) Kidnapping B) Pollution of Nigerian rivers C) Exploitation of Nigeria's natural resources D) Burning of farmlands
A) Early 16th century B) Early 20th century C) Early 18th century D) Early 15th century
A) It was a movement against Nigerian traditional leaders B) It started after Nigeria gained independence C) It was led by external forces alone D) Colonial exploitation
A) Educated elites B) All Nigerians were united in their nationalist views C) It was solely focused on politics not social or economic issues D) The movement ended with independence in 1960
A) The nationalist movement was a single unified front B) Pan - Africanism C) The movement ended abruptly with independence in 1960 D) Nationalism in Nigeria was a response to colonialism only
A) Mohammadu Buhari B) Herbert Macaulay C) Olusegun Obasanjo D) Aliko Dangote
A) Nnamdi Azikiwe B) Ahmadu Bello C) Sani Abacha D) Wale Adenuga
A) Obong Victor Attah B) Obafemi Awolowo C) Mike Adenuga D) Donald Duke
A) The movement led to increased colonial rule B) The movement caused ethnic divisions and conflict C) Constitutional reforms D) It resulted in economic stagnation and decline
A) Nationalism led to Nigeria's fragmentation into smaller states B) It led to a decline in Nigerian cultural heritage C) Independence D) The movement had no impact on Nigeria's educational system
A) Ethnic tensions B) Abundance of financial resources C) Unified opposition from all Nigerian communities D) Lack of external support for the movement
A) Smooth, uncontested transition to independence B) Colonial legacy C) Strong, cohesive national identity from the start D) Minimal ethnic and regional tensions
A) Ibibio, Efik and Nupe B) Edo, Idoma and Ijo C) Fulfulde, Kanuri and Tiv D) Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba
A) 1200 BC - 200 AD B) 1500BC - 200 AD C) 1300 BC - 100 AD D) 1400 BC - 100 AD
A) 17th - 19th century AD B) 9th - 10th century AD C) 16th - 17th century AD D) 11th - 15th century AD
A) 10th - 12th century AD B) 9th - 10th century AD C) 12th - 14th century AD D) 14th - 15th century AD
A) 8th - 19th century B) 19th - 20th century C) 5th - 7th century D) 2nd - 4th century
A) 19th - 21st century B) 8th - 10th century C) 14th - 19th century D) 10th - 12th century
A) 700 AD - Present B) 600 AD - Present C) 900 AD - Present. D) 500 AD - Present
A) Disregard for elders B) Respect for only strangers C) Disrespect for elders and ancestors D) Respect for elders and ancestors
A) Their dancing B) Clay furnitures C) Their music D) Terracotta sculptures |