A) Southern Lagos State and northern Benue State B) Northern Oyo State and southern Kwara State C) Central Plateau State and eastern Niger State D) Eastern Kaduna State and western Kano State
A) 4,200 km² B) 3,000 km² C) 2,512 km² D) 1,500 km²
A) Ibadan B) Lagos C) Oyo-lle (Old Oyo) D) Kano
A) Upper Ogun in 1936 and Oyo-lle in 1941 B) Upper Ogun in 1920 and Oyo-lle in 1945 C) Both in 1965 D) Both in 1952
A) Floods and earthquakes B) Tourism and infrastructure development C) Deforestation and urbanization D) Poaching, logging, herder encroachment
A) Greenpeace B) World Wildlife Fund C) United Nations Environment Programme D) Miyetti Allah
A) Owe River B) Tessi River C) Owu River D) Ikere Gorge Dam on the Ogun river
A) 800 m to 1000 m B) 330 m to 508 m above sea level C) 500 m to 700 m D) 100 m to 200 m
A) Tessi River B) Owu, Owe and Ogun Rivers C) Benue River D) Niger River
A) Sandy dunes B) Limestone cliffs C) Outcrops of granite with caves and rock shelters D) Swampy marshlands
A) Leopard B) African elephant C) West African wild dog (Lycaon pictus manguensis) D) Mountain gorilla
A) 7° 30’ and 8° 45’N B) 8° 15’ and 9° 00’N C) 10° 00’ and 11° 15’N D) 5° 00’ and 6° 15’N
A) Patas monkey B) African buffalo C) Mountain gorilla D) Bushbuck
A) Igboho B) Saki C) Sepeteri D) Oyo, Isokun area along Oyo-Iseyin road
A) 3° 35’ and 4° 42’ E B) 1° 00’ and 2° 15’ E C) 5° 00’ and 6° 15’ E D) 2° 30’ and 3° 45’ E
A) Iseyin B) Igboho C) Saki D) Lagos |