Children's Understanding of Nigeria's Independence

Foo and Boino start their day thinking it's a regular school day, but soon discover it's Nigeria's Independence Day. Mama and Papa explain the significance of the day, discussing colonial rule and the journey to independence. The family celebrates with a party, reflecting on the importance of freedom and the joy of independence.

Why was there confusion about going to school?

• Because they forgot their homework.

• Because it was a holiday.

• Because the school was closed for repairs.

• Because they were late.

What event was being celebrated with a big cake?

• Mama's birthday

• Nigeria's Independence Day

• Papa's promotion

• A wedding anniversary

What does Independence Day signify for Nigeria?

• The day Nigeria was discovered

• The day Nigeria became a republic

• The day Nigeria joined the United Nations

• The day Nigeria gained freedom from colonial rule

What did the children compare Nigeria's independence to?

• A new school year

• A brand new baby

• A new toy

• A new house

How did Papa explain colonial rule to the children?

• As a time when they had no food

• As a time when everyone was happy

• As a time when they had no toys

• As a time when strangers took over their home

What was the reaction of the uninvited guests when asked to leave?

• They were sad but knew it was right

• They were happy to leave

• They refused to leave

• They celebrated with the hosts

What is the significance of the big party mentioned in the video?

• It marks the end of colonial rule

• It is a family reunion

• It celebrates a new school year

• It honors a local hero

What did the children learn about bullies in the context of independence?

• Bullies should not take what is not theirs

• Bullies are always welcome

• Bullies should be ignored

• Bullies are part of life

What food did the children not want to give up during the celebration?

• Pasta

• Burgers

• Jollof rice and chicken

• Pizza

What did the children realize about the importance of independence?

• It is just another holiday

• It is a time to play

• It is a day to sleep in

• It is a significant event for freedom