A family that includes father, mother, and their children is called a _______ family.

An extended family includes grandparents, uncles, aunties, and _______.

A child placed under the care of a guardian is known as a _______.

A diagram showing family relationships across generations is called a _______.

Which of these promotes good family relationships?

A family provides _______ and protection to its members.

When a family lives in harmony, it promotes _______.

One importance of a good family is that it helps to build strong _______.

A person’s sense of belonging and identity begins from the _______.

Marriage is a special agreement between a man and a woman to live together as _______.

The type of marriage where a man marries only one wife is called _______.

When a man marries more than one wife, the marriage is called _______.

The type of marriage performed in a church is called _______.

The exchange of gifts and letters between families is common in _______ weddings.

Wine-carrying is a marriage custom among the _______ people.

The Muslim marriage includes prayers and the payment of _______.

Marriage builds love and unity among members of the _______.

One problem that can destroy a marriage is _______.

Successful marriages are built on love, honesty, and _______.

Nigeria gained independence from Britain on _______.

The person who moved the first motion for Nigeria’s independence was _______.

The first Prime Minister of Nigeria was _______.

The first Governor-General of Nigeria was _______.

Chief Obafemi Awolowo was the premier of the _______ Region.

Sir Ahmadu Bello was the premier of the _______ Region.

Margaret Ekpo was known for fighting for _______ rights.

Nationalist leaders fought for Nigeria’s independence through _______.

Nigeria became a republic in _______.

The struggle for independence brought _______ and unity to Nigeria.

Shehu Usman Dan Fodio was a leader from _______ Nigeria.

Shehu Usman Dan Fodio was known for leading a _______.

The Sokoto Caliphate was founded by _______.

Afonja of Ilorin was the head of the _______ army.

The king who cursed Afonja before dying was _______.

The Fulani preacher invited by Afonja to Ilorin was _______.

Afonja was killed in a fight when the _______ took over Ilorin.

Oba Kosoko was a ruler of _______.

Oba Kosoko was defeated by the _______ in 1851.

After Oba Kosoko’s defeat, _______ became king of Lagos.

After Oba Kosoko’s defeat, _______ became king of Lagos.

A constitution is a document that contains the _______ of a country.

The Nigerian constitution defines the rights and duties of _______.

A written constitution is one that is found in _______.

The current Nigerian constitution came into effect in _______.

A rigid constitution is one that is _______ to change.

The Nigerian constitution empowers the executive, legislative, and _______ arms of government.

One right guaranteed by the constitution is freedom of _______.

It is the duty of both government and citizens to _______ the constitution.

When the government fails to uphold the constitution, citizens must demand _______.

The constitution helps to protect the _______ of all Nigerians.

Nigeria operates a system of _______ levels of government.

The three levels of government are Federal, State, and _______.

The Federal Government is headed by the _______.

The State Government is headed by the _______.

The Local Government is headed by the _______.

The Federal Government handles national issues like _______.

The State Government manages areas such as _______.

The Local Government focuses on _______ needs.

When all levels of government work together, they promote _______.

The main goal of having different levels of government is to bring government _______ to the people.

An extended family consists of parents, children, and other relatives such as __________ and __________.

Marriage is the legal and social union between a __________ and a __________.