How did the amalgamation affect the traditional political...
How did the amalgamation affect the traditional political systems in Nigeria?
It had no impact on the traditional systems
It abolished the traditional systems
It strengthened the traditional systems
It led to the formation of a new political system
Correct answer is D
The amalgamation of Nigeria in 1914 by Lord Lugard led to the formation of a new political system. It brought together the Northern and Southern Protectorates and the Colony of Lagos under a single administration, creating a political entity and system that was different from the traditional systems.
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