When was Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe made the President of Nigeria

Who is Nigeria'showing first executive president

Who is regarded as Nigeria's first military head of state?

The following Nigerian leader fought a civil war to keep Nigeria one

Where was General Yakubu Gowon when he heard of the coup that removed him from power?

Which of the following was a military head of state in 1984

Who amongst the following the leaders below was the first to introducethe first Television Station broadcast station in Africa

Who handed over power to Alhaji Shehu Shagari

Who Nigerian history introduced War Against Indiscipline

Who introduced National Youth Service Corp (NYSC) in Nigeria?

When General Murtala Muhammed was assassinated, who eventually became the head of state?

Who was General Muhammadu Buhari's second in command when he was the Head of state in 1984?

Who created 12 states in Nigeria?

Which of the followings is not a good quality of a leader

"He introduced and successfully implemented the

first Free Primary Education programme in

Africa". Who is this man?

He introduced and successfully managed the first

Free Medical Service programme in Nigeria - for

children up to the age of 18. Who is this man?

He built the Liberty Stadium, the first such

modern sports facility in Nigeria. Who is this man?

He introduced and successfully implemented the

first minimum wage policy in Nigeria and actually

paid to Western Nigerians from October 1954 a

minimum wage that was double the amount paid

to workers of the same level in some other parts

of Nigeria. Who's the leader?

One of the major achievements of .........................while he

was the Head of State was the promulgation(put

into effect) of the indigenization decree of 1972. Who was the head of state?

Who launched the first National Development Plan in Nigeria

Who served as president of the Nigerian republic

from 1963-1966?

Who established the University of Nigeria,

Nsukka in 1960?

Who founded the newspaper called the West

African Pilot, Nigeria in 1937?

Who helped found National Council of Nigeria and

the Cameroons (NCNC), a leading political party in

the year 1944?

Who, in 1954, became the first premier of

Northern Nigeria?

Which political party forged an alliance with Dr. Nnamdi

Azikiwe's NCNC (National Council of Nigeria and

the Cameroons) to form Nigeria's first indigenous federal government which led to independence

from Britain.

In 1962, who became the pioneer chancellor of

Ahmadu Bello Univeristy, Zaria.

Who founded the Bank of the North, now called

Unity Bank.

Who amongst the following leaders established the 16,000 seater Ahmadu Bello stadium in Kaduna, Kaduna State?

In 1978, ......................... was a founding member

of the National Party of Nigeria.

In 1979, who was chosen by the National Party of Nigeria (NPN) as the presidential candidate for general election that year, which he won and become the president and

head of state of the Federal Republic of Nigeria?

"During the oil boom, Shagari made achievements

for Industries and he also established a low cost

housing scheme."

Alhaji Shehu Shagari improved agriculture by initiating a

programme to foster the use of mechanical

machinery in farming. What is the name given to this programme?

Who was the Nigerian military Head of State from

1985-1993.

He built a New Ultra Modern City with important

infrastructure and named it Abuja and moved the

seat of government from Lagos to Abuja. Who is this man?

When was the seat of government of Nigeria officially moved from Lagos to Abuja?

Where was the seat of the government of Federal Republic of Nigeria in 1990.

Who amongst The following was the first Nigerian leader and head of government to introduce the term "Privatization" into industries which gave

sectors like the broadcast industry,univerisities,

banks and airlines to be owned privately.

Who reviewed the Nigerian Economic Policy by

ensuring the exchange rate for the Naira was

realistic by introducing Structural Adjustment

Programme (SAP).

"Rural Development was a very key aspect of his regime's economic plan for Nigeria. Approximately 90,857.40 kilometres of feeder road were constructed, thus opening up hundreds of rural communities to the rest of the country for the first time; electricity, water supply and

improved health services reached many more rural

Nigerians than ever before."

Which of Nigeria’s leader / administration is described in the statement above?

Who received praises for

overseeing Nigeria's transition to representative

democracy in the 1970s.

Who was the first military ruler in Africa to hand

over power to a civilian government after serving

from 1976–1979

Whose administration endorsed the famous 1976

Local Government Reform which recognized the

Local Government as a third tier of government.

This reform has served as a foundation for

grassroots development in Nigeria.

Who introduced the Universal Primary Education

scheme with the vision of providing basic

education to Nigerian children especially in the

primary school irrespective of social status,

tribe, religion or class standing

Who’s military government is credited with Africa’s cultural heritage and the revival which was demonstrated in the hosting of Africa’s largest cultural and arts festival known as Festival of Arts and Culture (FESTAC) in 1977.

Who introduced the queue culture in Nigeria where Nigerians had to queue and wait their turn in public places?

Who became Nigeria’s military Head of State

after a coup in 1983 till he was overthrown in

1985?

Who amongst Nigerian head of state rose to become a full general without skipping any rank before becoming the head of state?

Whose administration in Nigeria was said to have accrued over US$454 billion while in office, oversaw the commencement of the construction of new railways in the country, including the Abuja-Kaduna railway, Lagos-Ibadan railway and conceptualised high speed rail projects