Who introduced indirect rule in Nigeria?
John Beecroft
Bernard Bourdillon
Lord Lugard
King Richard II
Correct answer is C
The system of indirect rule was first introduced in the Northern Nigeria around 1906 by Sir Lord Fredrick Lugard when he was a high commissioner of the protectorate of the Northern Nigeria.
Who was the head of the Zulus at the time of the Mfecane war?
Zwide
Shaka
Dingiswayo
Sobhuza
Correct answer is B
The three powerful states that became involved in the Mfecane at the initial stages were the Ndwandwe led by Zwide, the Mthethwa led by Dingiswayo and the Ngwane led by Sobhuza and their expansionist ideas were ultimately crashed by Shaka(king of Zulu)
The Nguni people are originally from
South Africa
Namibia
Mozambique
Botswana
Correct answer is A
Nguni people are a group of closely related Bantu ethnic groups native to South Africa, with off-shoots in neighbouring countries in Southern Africa.
Nigeria leaving European Union
African Union sanction code
Nationalisation of British petroleum and Barclays bank
Nationalisation of cocoa house in Ibadan
Correct answer is C
The correct answer is - the nationalisation of British petroleum and Barclays bank. Due to the support Nigeria gave MPLA, Augustino Neto's popular movement for liberation of Angola against UNITA, there was a strain reaction from Britain and some other western countries
Thomas Johnson
Ajayi Crowther
Wale Spenser
Dele Giwa
Correct answer is B
Ajayi Crowther was a captured slave at age 12 by the fulani slave raiders and sold to Portuguese slave traders, he later regained his freedom and became first to be ordained Bishop.