Leaders in Nigerian History

What was Usman Dan Fodio known for in Nigerian history?

• Leading the Yoruba Revolt and establishing the Oyo Empire

• Defeating the British in the Battle of Kano and establishing a democratic government

• Leading the Fulani War and establishing the Sokoto Caliphate

• Exploring the Niger River and establishing trade routes

During which period did Afonja of Ilorin reign?

• 18th century

• 20th century

• 15th century

• 19th century

What were the key aspects of Oba Kosoko of Lagos' rule?

• Involvement in the Lagos slave trade

• Peaceful abdication of the throne

• Resistance to British colonial rule, involvement in the Lagos trade, and eventual exile to Epe

• Support for British colonial rule

How did Oba Ovonranwen N'ogbaisi resist colonial forces?

• Cultural assimilation and integration

• Economic sanctions and trade restrictions

• Military resistance and strategic defense

• Diplomatic negotiations and compromise

In what year did Nigeria gain independence?

• 1960

• 1983

• 1957

• 1975

Who was the first President of Nigeria?

• Muhammadu Buhari

• Goodluck Jonathan

• Olusegun Obasanjo

• Nnamdi Azikiwe

What was the significance of the Nationalist movement in Nigeria?

• The Nationalist movement in Nigeria had no impact on the country

• The Nationalist movement in Nigeria resulted in civil war

• The Nationalist movement in Nigeria led to increased colonization

• The Nationalist movement in Nigeria was significant for the country's struggle for independence.

Who was a prominent leader in the Nigerian Nationalist movement?

• Kwame Nkrumah

• Jomo Kenyatta

• Haile Selassie

• Nnamdi Azikiwe

When did Nigeria become a republic?

• December 1, 1963

• September 1, 1963

• October 1, 1963

• November 1, 1963

What role did Usman Dan Fodio play in the Sokoto Caliphate?

• He was a European explorer who discovered the Sokoto Caliphate

• He was a Chinese emperor who ruled over the Sokoto Caliphate

• He was the leader who founded the Sokoto Caliphate through the Fulani War.

• He was a Greek philosopher who influenced the Sokoto Caliphate