30 Questions
What is the term used among the Hausa to refer to notions of propriety and modesty that individuals should exhibit?
Kunnya
Which of the following is NOT included in the general code of behaviour discussed in the text?
Rebellion
What forms the basis of both religious and secular laws in society according to the text?
Norms
Which term refers to informal un-spelt out ways of doing things characteristic of a group?
Folkways
What do observers typically wonder about when someone violates a folkway according to the text?
Their upbringing
In Nigerian culture, what polite expression may be used instead of directly saying 'Come and eat' when inviting someone to a meal?
'You have arrived at a good time'
Why did the British amalgamate Nigeria?
To establish a cheap and secure source of raw materials.
Who initially governed Northern Nigeria before the British government took over in 1900?
Royal Niger Company
What role did Frederick Lugard play in Northern Nigeria's history?
He proclaimed the Protectorate of Northern Nigeria.
Which of the following was NOT a reason for the British amalgamation of Nigeria?
To strengthen the Nigerian currency.
Why was it more efficient for the British to have a unified Nigeria?
To reduce administrative costs.
How did colonial rule in Nigeria relate to the country's history?
It stemmed from invasion and occupation.
Which region of Nigeria is characterized by an average height of 300m and above?
North-Central highlands
Which region of Nigeria is below 300 meters in average height?
Eastern highlands / Borderlands (Lower portion of North-East to upper region of South East)
What river in Nigeria runs over 584,193 km2 and is one of the longest in the country?
Niger-Benue valley
Which of the following regions is part of the lowland regions in Nigeria?
Sokoto lowlands (plains)
Which part of Nigeria is considered a nation of lowlands according to the text?
Lake Chad basin
Which region is not classified as part of the highland regions in Nigeria?
Southern coastlands
What did General Yakubu Gowon remark about cultism in Nigeria's tertiary institutions?
Cultism poses a threat to peace and national security
What negative impact can cultism have on individuals?
Destroying one's career and ruining one's life
How is the idea of a secret cult viewed in relation to students' academic performance?
It hampers students' good grades in their studies
In what way do socioeconomic theories link child abuse?
To social deprivation, lack of social support, poverty, etc.
How does Akhilomen (2012) view child abuse from a medical and psychological perspective?
As an illness to be diagnosed, treated, and prevented
What is the main concern of the paper regarding the definition of child abuse?
Defining child abuse in its most general sense
Why did the British create a class of chiefs referred to as warrant chiefs in lgbo land?
To enforce colonial policies and collect taxes
What was a major issue with the policy of indirect rule in Nigeria's southern provinces?
Absence of traditional rulers and centralized governments
Why were the warrant chiefs deeply resented in lgbo land?
Due to their lack of prior legitimacy and corrupt behavior
What led to the 1929 Aba Riots in Nigeria?
Tax abuse and bad governance
Why did indirect rule often result in misrule and corruption by local officials in Nigeria?
Due to the role of traditional or British-appointed rulers as intermediaries
What was a key issue with the native courts set up by the colonial administration in Nigeria?
Failure to properly apply local traditions and customs
Test your knowledge on the landforms, topography, drainage, vegetation, weather, and climate of Nigeria. Learn about the diverse geographical features of Nigeria, including its lowlands and highlands.
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