African History

Non-centralised states are states

• without a central and strong political authority

• without a central army

• with a teeming population of farmers

• without young men enlisted in the army

• with young adults enlisted in the army.

Chongo and Pusu are associated with the

• Igbo

• Tiv

• Idoma

• Jukun

• Ibibio

The smallest branch of a Tiv society is called

• Tor Tiv

• Pusu

• Chongo

• Ipaven

• Mari

The traditional religion of the Idoma people is

• Aje-Alekwu

• Amadioha

• Insibichi

• Okambo

• Tamen

The traditional head of the Idoma people is called

• Ndasu'Idoma

• Och'Idoma

• Mbanu'Idoma

• Maka'Idoma

• Grea'Idoma

The Ebira people are believed to have migrated from

• Idoma

• Tiv

• Igbo land

• Angola

• Gongola

As a result of the Urhobo's cultural relationship or affinity with the old Benin kingdom, it is believed that the Urhobo people

• migrated from Benin

• share the same language with Benin

• married only from Benin in the past

• had their princes trained in Benin

• were locked up in Benin

The Nupe people refer to themselves as

• Nup

• Ndakobaya

• Ogiso

• Anupeyi

• Nupecizi

The Nupe slaves had a special recognition in the Oyo empire because of their ability to

• fight

• dance

• take care of horses

• participate in trading activities

• attend to needs of their neighbours.

The political system of the Ebira people was

• Ogiso dynasty

• Ipe kingdom

• Angola

• Kwari dynasty

• republican