A) John Lander B) Richard Lander C) Thomas Hobbes D) Clipperton
A) Ibadan, Ijaye and Egba B) Ibadan, Ijaye and new Oyo Atiba C) Ibadan, Ijaye and Old oyo D) Ibadan, Ijaye and Ijebu
A) Mai B) Sultan C) Oba D) Sayf
A) The British should extend their administration B) The nation should be congruent with the state C) The government should allow citizen participate in decision making D) The colonial master should educate Africans
A) Owu-Ife war B) Ekiti-parapo war C) Egba Dahomey war D) Ibadan-Ijaye war
A) When the Alaafia died B) When the Oyomesi dethroned Alaafin C) When oranmiyan came to rule the Oyo empire D) When Lamurudu became the King
A) Opened gate of tragedy for other wars in Yorubaland B) Led to the construction of new palace C) Eliminates hatred among the Yoruba people D) Led to the death of Alaafin
A) 1861 B) 1855 C) 1851 D) 1961
A) Who to be the Oyomesi B) Who to succeed the old Oyo empire C) Who to crown the Alaafin D) Who to succeed the new Oyo atiba
A) Mungo Park B) Richard Lander C) David Lemon D) Richardson
A) Soninke B) Sorunke C) Dallama D) Sayfawa
A) Cameroon B) Kebbi Salem C) Niger River D) Koumbi Saleh
A) Sculpture and painting B) Mining of gold and crafts C) Beads and metal work D) Mining of iron and gold
A) 17th B) 13th C) 12th D) 15th
A) Ghana was too weak to stop anyone from taking over B) There was one war after another C) The British took over the Ghana administration D) The military was unorganized
A) They capture their father Oduduwa B) They insulted their father Obatala C) They insulted their father Oduduwa D) They attack their empire
A) Ajaka B) Sango C) Oranmiyan D) Abiodun
A) Size of the empire B) Death of the Alaafin C) Weak leadership D) Restive vassal states
A) 1815-1831 B) 1821-1828 C) 1831-1830 D) 1920-1928
A) Government power B) How to make the old Oyo refugees slave C) Who to crown as the King D) Territorial expansion
A) Scottish B) Senegalese C) Portuguese D) German
A) Joa Affonso D'Aveiro, to evangelize West Africa people about Christianity B) John Aguero, to bring Nigeria government together C) Roman Catholics, to educate Africa about their plans D) John boa, to build Africas knowledge in technology
A) Baptist Mission B) Apostolic Mission C) The CMS Mission D) Catholic Mission
A) To help Africa fights bad government B) The eradication of inhuman practices by Africans C) To employ Nigerian to their various organizations D) To divide Africa into segments
A) 1909 B) 1809 C) 1829 D) 1928
A) Preacher and Educationist B) Professor and Linguist C) Linguist, Clergyman D) Interpreter and Foreman
A) Atiba, Oyo State B) Osun, Osun State C) Osogbo, Oyo State D) Osogun, Oyo State
A) Hausa Traders in 1831 B) Fulani Slave raiders in 1821 C) Fulani herdsmen in 1835 D) Fulani Travelers in 1829
A) Royal Navy's West Africa Squadron B) World Slave Trade Organization Squadron C) Loyal Navy's West Africa Squadron D) Royal Sailor's South Africa Squadron
A) Mount Vernon in Freetown, Sierra Leone B) Mount Aureole in Freetown, Sierra Leone C) South Carolina in United States D) San Francisco in Los Angeles, Germany
A) 18th April, 1827 B) 18th February, 1827 C) 17th April, 1829 D) 17th February, 1829
A) Christian Association of Nigeria B) Anglican Missionary Society C) Church Missionary Society D) West Africa Missionary Society
A) David MacCarthy B) Charles MacCarthy C) Richard Davidson D) Charles Dorathy
A) Reverend Edward Jones B) Elder David John C) Reverend Joseph Jones D) Bishop Edward John
A) Internal American Trade B) External Portuguese Trade C) Crossover Nigeria Slave Trade D) Internal African Trade
A) Ivory, beads and clothes B) Ivory, pepper and palm oil C) Bronze, palm oil and crude oil D) Ship, pepper and diamond
A) Brass B) Manila C) Copper D) Ivory
A) They were all jailed and killed by the Oba B) Shut down communication with them C) They were punished by the Oba D) Command the Benin forces to attack them
A) Square B) Triangular C) Rectangular D) Perimeter
A) 13th to 17th B) 11th to 15th C) 16th to 20th D) 16th to 19th
A) Cotton plantation B) Oil milling C) Gold and silver mines D) Tobacco
A) Spain B) Portugal C) Britain D) Germany
A) 8 million to 14 million B) 15 million to 18 million C) 10 million to 12 million D) 12 million to 12.8 million
A) Portuguese exploration B) Triangular trade C) European expansion D) European's migration
A) Cultural disruption B) Economic consequences C) Nations growth D) Demographic impact
A) Niger Delta Development Council B) Niger Delta District Council C) Niger Delta Directorates Committee D) Niger Delta Development Commission
A) PANDEF B) NDDC C) MOSOP D) WAN
A) Pressure groups B) Districts C) Ethnic groups D) Local government
A) Government B) Community chiefs C) Social communities D) Local communities
A) Businessman and activist B) Businessman and leader C) Influential and great politician D) Writer and Publisher |