Highlight anyfive negative effects of the trans-Atlantic slave trade on Nigeria.

The leader of the South African's black consciousness movement (Steve Biko) died in _________

• A. 1914
• B. 1946
• C. 1977
• C. 1960

The British colonial policy of indirect rule was first implemented in Nigeria by Lugard in which region?

• A. Calabar
• B. Oyo
• C. Lagos
• D. Kano

The .... was the programme initiated to institutionalise the local government system in Nigeria

• A. Local Government Reform of 1976
• B. Local Government Reform of 1979
• C. Municipal Local Authority Reform of 1976
• D. Municipal Local Authority Reform of 1979

Which region of Nigeria was known for its active involvement in long-distance trade during the pre-1800 period?

• A. Sahara Desert
• B. Niger Delta
• C. Lake Chad Basin
• D. Benue River Valley

The power that emerged after the First World War was

• A. Great Britain
• B. Russia
• C. the USA
• D. Japan.

Which of the following was a significant effect of colonial education in Nigeria?

• A. Elimination of traditional educational systems
• B. Fostering unity among various ethnic groups
• C. Limited access to education for the masses
• D. Preservation of indigenous languages and cultures

Which conference, held in 1884-1885, laid the groundwork for the partition of Africa among European powers?

• A. Congress of Vienna
• B. Treaty of Tordesillas
• C. Treaty of Versailles
• D. Conference of Berlin

The Alaafin of Oyo was remarkable assisted usually by _________

• A. Balogun
• B. Bashorun
• C. Aremo
• D. Oyomesi

who was the greatest ruler in the Kanem Borno empire?

• A. Mai Njimi Balongo
• B. Mai Dunama Dibbalemi
• C. Mai Vincent Hiribarren
• D. Mai Gazargamo