Correct Answer: B. Ferdinand shall not have intimate contact with Miranda

Explanation

(a) Map work (i) National park in the North B: Chad Basin (Borno and Yobe States), Gashaka Gumti (Taraba), Kainji (Niger and Kwara States), Kamu ku (Kaduna), Yankari (Bauchi and Adamawa States)

(ii) National park in the South NB: Okomu (Edo State), Old Oyo (Oyo and Kwara States), Okwangwo Division (Cross River), Oban Division (Cross River).

(iii) Calabar town

(b) Factors that retard tourism development in Nigeria

- inadequate minding

- inadequate skilled labour

- high cost of service/inflation

- polluted tourist sites/poor sanitation

- heavy tax imposed on tourism operators

- poor domestic patronage

- poor road network

- global economic recession

- inadequate trained tourist guides

- inadequate publicity

- exploitation of tourists

- high cost of hotel accommodation

- fear of tropical diseases/ easy spread of diseases

- insecurity

- political instability

- inefficient regulatory body (Tourism Boards)

- negative reportage

- illegal hunting or poaching

- inconsistent policies

- competition from neighbouring countries

- inadequate standard hotels

- poor quality services

- deforestation/bush burning

- inefficient communication network

- poor management

- limited appreciation by the public

- limited entrepreneurs

- poor social amenities

- poor marketing strategies

(c) Suggested ways by which tourism can be promoted in Nigeria

- training and re-training of manpower

- provision of loans at low interest rates to investors

- reduction in tariffs on tourism equipment

- improved patrol of tourist sites/adequate security

- good maintenance culture

- improvement in management

- granting of tax holidays

- improvement in the quality of services

- improvement in wages and salaries of workers

- consistency in government policy

- tourism promotion by media/wide publicity

- establishment of tourism development fund

- recruitment and training of more tourist guides

- political stability

- adequate funding

- provision and improvement in infrastructure

- improved marketing strategies

- provision of improved social amenities

- developing and upgrading tourism sites

- building of standard hotels

- enforcement of laws against poaching and bush burning enforcement of environmental laws

Correct Answer: A. shadow government

Correct Answer: D. transplanting

Correct Answer: A) Elymas, the magician

Explanation

In this question, we are given a statement made by Paul and we are asked to identify the person to whom the statement was addressed. The statement reads You son of the devil, you enemy of all righteousness, full of all deceit and villainy.

To answer this question, we need to carefully examine the options given and identify which person fits the description in the statement made by Paul. Option A states that the statement was made to Elymas, the magician, and this is the correct answer.

Elymas was a Jewish magician who opposed Paul and Barnabas during their first missionary journey. When Paul was preaching to the proconsul, Sergius Paulus, Elymas tried to prevent him from hearing the gospel. In response, Paul rebuked Elymas and called him a son of the devil and an enemy of all righteousness.

It is important to note that the other options given are not correct. Option B suggests that the statement was made to Paulus, the proconsul, which is not true. Option C suggests that the statement was made to Simon, the Magician, which is also not true. Option D suggests that the statement was made to Demetrius, the silversmith, which is also not true.

In conclusion, the correct answer to this question is Option A, Elymas, the magician.

Correct Answer: A. treated sewage

Correct Answer: C. honesty and willingness to sacrifice

Correct Answer: C. government

Correct Answer: D. HCl(g)

Explanation

(a)Causes of the 1953 Kano riot in Nigeria are:

(i) The 1953 motion for self-government in 1956 brought a disagreement and a strained relationship between the Northern and Southern political leaders.

(ii) This disagreement and strained relationship led to the booing and jeering of Northern leaders in the parliament.

(iii) The Northerners decided to retaliate the booing and jeering of their leaders in Lagos.

(iv) The Action Group (AG) led by Chief S.L Akintola toured the Northern Region, aimed at campaigning for self-government for Nigeria.

(v) It was the presence of this group in Kano that sparked off the riot of 1953.

(b) Political implications of the 1953 Kano Riot in Nigeria:

(i)The relationship existing between the Southern and Northern political leaders got worsened.

(ii) The outcome of this riot showed that it is only a federal structure which allows for the autonomy of the regions that can work and hold a country like Nigeria together.

(iii) The London Constitutional Conference of 1953 was constituted as a result of the riot. The 1954 constitution and the government that came up was as a result of this arrangement.

(iv) One of the implications of the 1953 Kano riot was the coming together of NCNC and A.G . A temporary working alliance ensured between them.