Some Igala elites attribute the emergence of their state to one _______

a.Achedu

b.none

c.Leader

d.Achadu

 A citizen is expected to place the interest of the State before any other__________

a.Demand

b.Needs

c.Need

d.lnterest

The Alaafin was the head of the empire and was resident in the __________

a.Ibadan

b.Capital

c.Akure

d.Oyo

However, the Niger Delta people have and believe in many________

a.culture

b.worship

c.craft

d.deities

For instance, Islam was adopted, and this gave birth to many new political institutions such as the offices of the Galadima, Madawaki, ______________, Dogari, Yari Sarki, and Sarki Yau

a.Sardauna

b.Magaji

 c.Danmalliki

d.Yarima

Most scholars agree that the Bayajida story is the most authentic oral tradition in Hausaland that attempts to explain the origin of the Hausa ______________

a.State

b.Societies

c.Nations

d.Communities

According to the legend, the queen of Daura was very impressed and decided to marry him. They later had a son named Bawo. Bawo had ___________

a.Nine childrens

b.two childrens

c.Five childrens

d.six childrens

_____________and Aristotle, for instance, had a strange and unique understanding of citizenship

a.Clent

b.Plato

c.Pleto

d.James

A citizen is expected to place the interest of the State before any other__________

a.Demand

b.Need

c.Needs

d.lnterest

The first period of pre-colonial Bini history is known as the

a.Ogisu era

b.Ugusi Era

c.Ogiso era

d.Ogunme

A citizen is expected to place the interest of the State before any other__________

a.Demand

b.Need

c.Needs

d.lnterest

A citizen must defence of the State against internal and external ________

a.peace

b.friends

c.enemies

d.fights

Some Igala elites attribute the emergence of their state to one _______

a.Achadu

b.none

c.Leader

d.Achedu

Olokun also called Umalokun or___________-

a.Amotekun

b.Ufele

c.Olu

d.Ebora

e.Mami water

Oke Oramfe is located in_______________

a.Akure

b.Ondo

c.Oyo

d.Ile-Ife

The titled nobility was another institution within the Kanem-Bornu political _________________

a.System

b.Structure

c.Process

d.Systems

The socio-political organization of the Niger Delta people is strongly established on the basis of____

a.family

b.clan

c.village group

d.community

Olokun also called Umalokun or___________-

a.Mami water

b.Olu

c.Ebora

d.Amotekun

e.Ufele

Sarkin Kasar, which means ______________

a. Ruler of the land

b.Owner of the communities

c.Owner of the land

d.Rich of the land

Oyo was one of the rare empires that had in-built checks and balances, and, this contributed to its stability for_______________-

a.Years

b.Country

c.Continent

d.Centuries

Most Hausa communities have also settled in the neighboring ________________

a.Ghana

b.Republic

c.Niger Republic

d.Cameroon

Oyomesi, a council of seven members headed by _____________

a.Bashorun

b.Oymese

c.Alaafin

d.Oyemisi

Oyomesi, a council of seven members headed by _____________

a.Bashorun

b.Oymese

c.Alaafin

d.Oyemisi

Naturalization is the commonest legal mode of acquiring the citizenship of a _________

a.nation

b.states

c.state

d.country

However, the Niger Delta people have and believe in many_________

a.craft

b.deities

c.culture

d.worship

Oke Oramfe is located in_______________

a. Ile-Ife

b.Ondo

c.Oyo

d.Akure

But the Etsu Nupe was not always absolute because his power and actions were regulated by a body of traditions and

a.Tabbos

b.culture

c.norms

d.values

Oyo Empire also had provincial ____________

a.Governments

b.Kingdom

c.Empire

d.Emirate

According to Hodgkin the second half of the fifteenth century witnessed the arrival of the first Europeans to ________

a.Osun

b.Ekiti

c.Benin

d.Lagos

_________Various traditions believe that Oyo was founded by Oranmiyan, the son of Oduduwa

a.Oyo

b.Lagos

c.Ile-Ife

d.Ondo

The Alaafin had personal agents called _____________

a.Illari

b.Ilari

c.Ilero

d.Iremu

According to the legend, the queen of Daura was very impressed and decided to marry him. They later had a son named Bawo. Bawo had ___________

a.Nine childrens

b.six childrens

c.two childrens

d.Five childrens

Most scholars agree that the Bayajida story is the most authentic oral tradition in Hausaland that attempts to explain the origin of the Hausa ______________

a.Communities

b.State

c.Societies

d.Nations

The titled nobility was another institution within the Kanem-Bornu political _________________

a.System

b.Structure

c.Systems

d.Process

However, the Niger Delta people have and believe in many_________

a.worship

b.culture

c.craft

d.deities

Most Hausa communities have also settled in the neighboring ________________

a.Niger Republic

b.Ghana

c.Cameroon

d.Republic

But the Etsu Nupe was not always absolute because his power and actions were regulated by a body of traditions and

a.Tabbos

b.culture

c.norms

d.values

Sarkin Kasar, which means ________________

a.Owner of the land

b.Owner of the communities

c.Ruler of the land

d.Rich of the land

It is very important to notice that the nucleus of the socio-political organization of the Kanem Bornu people was based on _____________

a.Barism

b.Elders forum

c.Kinship

d.Kanuris

According to the legend, the queen of Daura was very impressed and decided to marry him. They later had a son named Bawo. Bawo had ___________

a.Nine childrens

b.Five childrens

c.two childrens

d.six childrens

Oke Oramfe is located in_______________

a.Ile-Ife

b.Akure

c.Ondo

d.Oyo

Most scholars agree that the Bayajida story is the most authentic oral tradition in Hausaland that attempts to explain the origin of the Hausa ______________

a.Communities

b.Societies

c.State

d.Nations

It is very important to notice that the nucleus of the socio-political organization of the Kanem Bornu people was based on _____________

a.Kanuris

b.Kinship

c.Barism

d.Elders forum

It is very important to notice that the nucleus of the socio-political organization of the Kanem Bornu people was based on _____________

a.Kanuris

b.Kinship

c.Barism

d.Elders forum

Olokun also called Umalokun or___________-

a.Ebora

b.Amotekun

c.Mami water

d.Olu

e.Ufele

However, the Niger Delta people have and believe in many_________

a.culture

b.worship

c.deities

d.craft

Kanem-Bornu ethic group also has many versions of its origin. But all these versions are not certain. They are also known to have been exaggerated in the region North East of the ______

a. Lake Chad

b.Lake Camoroon

c.Ingawa

d.Niger Republic

For instance, Islam was adopted and this gave birth to many new political institutions such as the offices of the Galadima, Madawaki, ______________, Dogari, Yari Sarki and Sarki Yau

a.Danmalliki

b.Sardauna

c.Yarima

d.Magaji

The May__ amalgamation is known as the first ever amalgamation of the British in Nigeria

a.1931

b.1921

c.1914

d.1906

_________Various traditions believe that Oyo was founded by Oranmiyan, the son of Oduduwa

a.Ile-Ife

b.Oyo

c.Lagos

d.Ondo

Ekaladeran founded Ughoton, a port-town in

a.Benin

b.Ondo

c.Lagos

d.Osun

The Alaafin was the head of the empire, and was resident in the ___________

a.Ibadan

b.Oyo

c.Akure

d.Capital

Oyo Empire also had provincial ____________

a.Empire

b.Emirate

c.Governments

d.Kingdom

Oyo Empire also had provincial ____________

a.Empire

b.Emirate

c.Governments

d.Kingdom

The Ogboni cult had a very vital position in _________ society

a.Igbo

b.Yoruba

c.Nupe

d.Idah Kingdom

A citizen must defence of the State against internal and external ________

a.friends

b.fights

c.enemies

d.peace

Some Igala elites attribute the emergence of their state to one _______

a.Achadu

b.Leader

c.Achedu

d.none

In the sixteenth century, _____ was one of the rare empires that had in-built checks and balances, and, this contributed to its stability for centuries.

a. Oyo

b. Osun

c. Edo

d. Calaba

The ___ Version is One of the most popular versions of the migratory stories of origin of the Igbo people is the one that points to Israel.

a. Idare

b. Israeli 

c. Eggpt

d. Senegal

The ___ Version Professor M.A. Onwuejeogwu (2000) regards the Nri version as the only authentic versionEri, descended from the sky and sailed down the River Anambra.

a. Nri

b. Ikeda

c. Ijebu

d. Benue

P. Bohannan (1953) in his book The _____ of Central Nigeria classifies the

Tiv people as the largest single ethnic group in the middle Benue basin of Northern Nigeria

a. Edo

b. Tiv

c. Benue

d. Calaba

Itsekiri case, the Kingdom was ruled rather by the _____.

a. Oba

b. Fedo

c. Olu 

d. Ega

According to Ughelli, Aghara and Ogo, the Urhobo people originated

from the ____.

a. Ijaw

b. Calaba

c. Edo

d. Efik

The ____ people represent one of the important and politically dominant groups in Northern Nigeria

a. Edo

b. Igbo

c. Youba

d. Hausa

In ____ he helped to kill a snake, which had for a long time prevented the people from taking water from a well

a. Fulani

b. Careni

c. Ojomo

d. Daura

the Jukun people raided the Hausaland and Bornu in the ____ and seventeenth centuries. in existence before the sixteenth century

a. Eighteenth

b. Nineteenth

c. Sixteenth 

d. Fourteenth

The SO Version argue that the SO people were the first ____ in Kanem Bornu

a. Settlers 

b. Dwellers

c. Inhabitant

d. Intruders

The ____ Kanendi was the chief judge of the State. He played a major role in the Kanem political structure.

a. Gendor

b. Ikere

c. Ponderi

d. Maini

The Nupe state was located on the north bank of the Niger at its confluence with the River _____

a. Benue

b. Kastina

c. Kaduna 

d. Niger

As far as _____ is concerned, it is very difficult, if not impossible, to

claim that she is economically self-reliant.

a. Lagos

b. Osun

c. Niger

d. Nigeria

Etsu Nupe was known as the _____ of the Nupe Kingdom two–level administration

a. Head 

b. Chief

c. Counselor

d. Governor

_____ people is not fixed. The Jukun are also known as the Kwararafa

a. Edo

b. Tiv

c. Ofa

d. Jukun 

Almost all the _____ indicators are on the negative side: low capacity utilization in industries,primitive and abandoned agriculture, debt problems, inflation, balance

of payments crisis, unemployment and underemployment, malnutrition

and misdirection of resources.

a. Social

b. Economic

c. Governmental

d. Agricultural

The economic situation of Nigeria today is negatively different from that of the past. In the year 1970 for instance, Nigeria was self sufficient in food production and the economy was some how balanced.

a. 1975

b. 1976

c. 1971

d. 1970

In traditional African society religion and politics were interwoven. Atthat period, according to Basil Davidson, every African lived in an ageof faith like the Europe of the ____ Ages (AD 800-1350).

a. Neo

b. Classical

c. Middle

d. Central

Indeed, ____ philosophers are best known as the systematizers of early “scientific thought”.

a. European

b. Central Africa

c. Northern Africa

d. Greek

To ____  and Aristotle, anyone outside the foregoing categories was just an ordinary person, someone of low birth or a servant.

a. Adam Smith

b. Caroleo Shem

c. Federick Taylor

d. Plato