What year did Nigeria gain independence from British colonial rule?

• 1958

• 1975

• 1960

• 1983

Name the three major ethnic groups in Nigeria.

• Hausa-Fulani, Yoruba, Igbo

• Yoruba-Igbo

• Yoruba-Fulani

• Igbo-Hausa

Which river is the longest in Nigeria?

• Niger River

• Benue River

• Kaduna River

• Lagos River

How does the Nigerian government compare to the United States government?

• The Nigerian government is a communist regime like the United States government.

• The Nigerian government is a monarchy like the United States government.

• The Nigerian government is structured similarly to the United States government.

• The Nigerian government is an absolute dictatorship like the United States government.

What is Nigeria's role in the African Union?

• Member state, contributing to decision-making processes, peacekeeping efforts, and regional integration initiatives.

• Chairing the G7 Summit

• Leading the United Nations

• Managing the European Union

Who was the first president of Nigeria?

• Olusegun Obasanjo

• Muhammadu Buhari

• Nnamdi Azikiwe

• Goodluck Jonathan

What is the significance of the Nok culture in Nigerian history?

• The Nok culture is significant in Nigerian history as one of the earliest ancient cultures in West Africa, known for its distinctive terracotta sculptures and artifacts.

• The Nok culture was known for its advanced technology in space exploration

• The Nok culture had no impact on Nigerian history

• The Nok culture was primarily focused on underwater basket weaving

Which city is considered the economic hub of Nigeria?

• Lagos

• Abuja

• Ibadan

• Kano

Explain the concept of federalism in the Nigerian political system.

• Federalism in Nigeria involves complete control by the state governments with no central authority.

• Federalism in Nigeria allows for the central government to have absolute power over the state governments.

• Federalism in Nigeria involves the distribution of powers between the central government and state governments, allowing for autonomy and decentralization.

• Federalism in Nigeria is a centralized system with no distribution of powers.

What is the importance of oil in Nigeria's economy?

• Oil only causes negative effects on Nigeria's economy

• Nigeria's economy is not dependent on oil

• Oil has no impact on Nigeria's economy

• Oil plays a vital role in Nigeria's economy by contributing to government revenue, foreign exchange earnings, GDP, attracting foreign investment, and driving economic growth.