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The Egba welcomed the British missionaries in the 19th century because
  • A. they wanted British protection
  • B. of their desire to accept Christianity
  • C. of their quest for Western education
  • D. they wanted to established trade with the British.
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112
One of the early Nigerian leaders who collaborated with British and later resisted was
  • A. King Jaja of Opobo
  • B. Nana of Itsekiri
  • C. sultan Attahiru
  • D. king Dappa Williams.
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113
The Royal Niger Company was renamed
  • A. British West African Company
  • B. United African Company
  • C. Lever Brothers NigeriaPlc
  • D. Leventis Nigeria Plc.
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114
The British policy of indirect rule sought to
  • A. encourage the educated elite to participate in local administration
  • B. make the indigenous political institutions adapt to British system of Government
  • C. use indigenous political institutions to serve British interest
  • D. promote co-operation between the educated elite and the indigenous rulers..
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115
The principal target of the Aba Women demonstrators of 1929 were the
  • A. Warrant chiefs
  • B. European traders
  • C. Christian missionaries
  • D. Court clerks.
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