One of the objectives for the formation of the South African Native Congress in 1912 was to

• A. establish a political party
• B. encourage black participation in governance
• C. retrieve all lands seized by the whites
• D. integrate the various groups and races.

The Ife Civilization is most remarkable for its

• A. use of terra cotta and bronze heads
• B. multiplicity of idols and gods
• C. its discovery of terra cotta (burnt clay)
• D. use of carved woods and ivory

Who is the father of nationalism in Nigeria?

• A. Obafemi Awolowo
• B. Nnamdi Azikiwe
• C. Hebert Macaulay
• D. Ahmadu Bello

How did Ethiopia's defeat of Italian forces at the Battle of Adwa impact the Pan-African movement?

• A. It inspired other African nations to join the movement
• B. It encouraged African diaspora communities to return to Africa
• C. It led to the formation of the African Union
• D. It accelerated the end of colonialism in Africa

The __________ were the first missionaries to arrive Nigeria.

• A. Anglicans
• B. Catholics
• C. Witnesses
• D. Apostolic

Nigeria joined the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) in__________

• A. 1971
• B. 1972
• C. 1973
• D. 1974

The Omani Empire declined in the 19th century due to

• A. Internal power struggles
• B. Natural disasters
• C. Invasions from neighboring empires
• D. European colonialism

The Richards Constitution of 1946 introduced the concept of regionalism in Nigeria, dividing the country into how many regions?

• A. 5
• B. 4
• C. 2
• D. 3

The equivalent of the Aare- ona kankanfo of the Yoruba pre-colonial system in the Hausa/Fulani pre-colonial system is the

• A. Galadima
• B. Madawaki
• C. Waziri
• D. Sarkin

Who was known as the Napoleon of West Africa?

• A. Cedric Senghor
• B. Mohammad Ali
• C. Samori Toure
• D. None of the above