HISTORY OF LAGOS STATE (CONTD) IBILE

SUBJECT  : History 

Class: Primary 2

Term: Third Term

Week: Week 6

Topic: History of Lagos state (contd) Ibile

Previous Lesson :

• HISTORY OF LAGOS STATE (CONTD) THE MEANING OF THE WORD “LAGOS”

Behavioural  Objectives :

At the end of the lesson, learners will be able to

• Identify the main division of the state ie ibile
• Name The colours of Lagos state logo and their meaning

LEARNING ACTIVITIES

• Individual pupils are guided to identify the five division of Lagos state
• Pupils as a class, name the colours of Lagos state logo and what they stand for
• Pupils as a class list the names of the governors of Lagos state from its creation to date

Embedded Core Skills

• Communication and Collaboration
• Critical thinking and problem solving
• Leadership skills and Personal Development

Instructional Materials 

• Logo of Lagos State
• Pictures of Lagos State
• Whiteboard
• Markers.
• Colour of Lagos state
• Flashcards with the names of Lagos State governors
• Lagos State Website

Methods of Teaching 

• Role modelling
• Questions and Answers
• Explanation
• Discussion
• Recitation
• Imitation
• Story Telling
• Dramatization

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Content: 

The Main Division Of Lagos State ie IBILE

The main division of Lagos State, which is commonly referred to as IBILE. Here is a list of the divisions:

1. I – Ikeja
2. B – Badagry
3. I – Ikorodu
4. L – Lagos Island
5. E – Epe

Each letter in the acronym IBILE represents one of the five administrative divisions of Lagos State. These divisions were created in 1968 during the military regime of General Yakubu Gowon, with the aim of improving governance and bringing government services closer to the people.

Each division has its own unique history, culture, and landmarks. For example, Ikeja is the capital of Lagos State and is home to the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, while Lagos Island is the commercial and financial center of the state, with landmarks such as the National Museum and the Tafawa Balewa Square.

As a history teacher, it is important to teach students about the different divisions of Lagos State and their significance, as it helps them to understand the state’s rich cultural heritage and diverse history

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Evaluation

1. What does the letter “I” in IBILE stand for? Answer: Ikeja
2. What does the letter “B” in IBILE stand for? Answer: Badagry
3. What does the letter “L” in IBILE stand for? Answer: Lagos Island
4. What does the letter “E” in IBILE stand for? Answer: Epe
5. When were the IBILE divisions created? Answer: 1968
6. Which division is the capital of Lagos State? Answer: Ikeja
7. Which division is the commercial and financial center of Lagos State? Answer: Lagos Island
8. Which division is located in the eastern part of Lagos State? Answer: Ikorodu
9. Which division is known for its historical sites and landmarks? Answer: Badagry
10. Which division is known for its beaches and tourist attractions? Answer: Epe

The colour of Lagos State logo and their meaning

1. Blue: The blue color in the Lagos State logo represents the lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean that surrounds the state. Lagos is a coastal city, and the lagoon and the ocean are important geographical features that have played a significant role in the history and development of the state. [mediator_tech]
2. Yellow: The yellow color in the Lagos State logo represents the prosperity and wealth of the state. Lagos is the economic hub of Nigeria and is home to many businesses, industries, and financial institutions.
3. Green: The green color in the Lagos State logo represents the lush vegetation and natural resources of the state. Lagos is a city of gardens, parks, and wildlife reserves, and the green color symbolizes the state’s commitment to environmental conservation and sustainability.
4. White: The white color in the Lagos State logo represents peace, unity, and purity. Lagos is a city of diversity, with people from different ethnic, religious, and cultural backgrounds living together in harmony. The white color symbolizes the state’s commitment to promoting peace and unity among its people.

As a history teacher, it is important to teach students about the colors of the Lagos State logo and their meanings, as it helps them to understand the state’s identity and values.

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Evaluation

1. What does the blue color in the Lagos State logo represent? Answer: The lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean.
2. What does the yellow color in the Lagos State logo represent? Answer: Prosperity and wealth.
3. What does the green color in the Lagos State logo represent? Answer: Lush vegetation and natural resources.
4. What does the white color in the Lagos State logo represent? Answer: Peace, unity, and purity.
5. Lagos is a coastal city surrounded by the __________. Answer: Lagoon and Atlantic Ocean.
6. What is the economic status of Lagos State? Answer: Hub of Nigeria’s economy.
7. Lagos State is committed to environmental conservation and __________. Answer: Sustainability.
8. Lagos State is a city of diversity, with people from different __________ living together in harmony. Answer: Ethnic, religious, and cultural backgrounds.
9. The white color in the Lagos State logo represents __________. Answer: Peace, unity, and purity.
10. The green color in the Lagos State logo represents the state’s commitment to __________. Answer: Environmental conservation and sustainability

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The list of names of Lagos state governors from its creation to date.

List of the names of Lagos State governors from its creation to date. Here is a list:

1. Mobolaji Johnson – (1967-1975)
2. Adekunle Lawal – (1975-1977)
3. Ndubuisi Kanu – (1977-1978)
4. Lateef Jakande – (1979-1983)
5. Gbolahan Mudashiru – (1984)
6. Michael Otedola – (1992-1993)
7. Olagunsoye Oyinlola – (1993-1996)
8. Buba Marwa – (1996-1999)
9. Ahmed Tinubu – (1999-2007)
10. Babatunde Fashola – (2007-2015)
11. Akinwunmi Ambode – (2015-2019)
12. Babajide Sanwo-Olu – (2019-present)

Lagos State has had 12 governors since its creation in 1967. The first governor of Lagos State was Mobolaji Johnson, who served from 1967 to 1975. Since then, there have been several other governors who have contributed to the development and growth of the state. The current governor of Lagos State is Babajide Sanwo-Olu, who assumed office in May 2019

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Evaluation

1. Who was the first governor of Lagos State? Answer: Mobolaji Johnson.
2. How many governors has Lagos State had since its creation? Answer: 12.
3. Lateef Jakande was the governor of Lagos State from ________ to ________. Answer: 1979-1983.
4. Who was the governor of Lagos State from 1992-1993? Answer: Michael Otedola.
5. Babatunde Fashola was the governor of Lagos State from ________ to ________. Answer: 2007-2015.
6. Who was the governor of Lagos State after Ahmed Tinubu? Answer: Babatunde Fashola.
7. Akinwunmi Ambode was the governor of Lagos State from ________ to ________. Answer: 2015-2019.
8. Who is the current governor of Lagos State? Answer: Babajide Sanwo-Olu.
9. Ndubuisi Kanu was the governor of Lagos State from ________ to ________. Answer: 1977-1978.
10. Olagunsoye Oyinlola was the governor of Lagos State from ________ to ________. Answer: 1993-1996

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Lesson Presentation

Lesson Title: Lagos State History

Previous Lesson

• HISTORY OF LAGOS STATE (CONTD) THE MEANING OF THE WORD “LAGOS”

Introduction (5 minutes):

• The teacher will introduce the topic by asking the students if they know what Lagos State is and where it is located. [mediator_tech]
• The teacher will show the Lagos State map and point out the different regions or divisions of Lagos State.
• The teacher will explain that Lagos State is an important state in Nigeria with a rich history.

Main Activities (35 minutes):

1. The Main Division of Lagos State:

• The teacher will introduce the term “IBILE” and ask the students if they know what it means.
• The teacher will explain that IBILE is an acronym for the five main divisions of Lagos State, namely: Ikeja, Badagry, Ikorodu, Lagos Island, and Epe.
• The teacher will show the Lagos State map and point out the different IBILE divisions.
• The teacher will ask the students to name the different IBILE divisions and what they know about each of them

2. The Color of Lagos State Logo and their Meaning:

• The teacher will show pictures of the Lagos State logo and ask the students to identify the colors they see.
• The teacher will explain the meaning of each color: blue for the lagoon and Atlantic Ocean, yellow for prosperity and wealth, green for lush vegetation and natural resources, and white for peace, unity, and purity.
• The teacher will ask the students to repeat the colors and their meanings. [mediator_tech]

3. The List of Names of Lagos State Governors from Its Creation to Date:

• The teacher will show flashcards with the names of Lagos State governors from its creation to date.
• The teacher will go through each governor’s name and ask the students to repeat after them.
• The teacher will explain briefly what each governor did during their time in office.

Conclusion (5 minutes):

• The teacher will summarize the topics discussed and ask the students what they have learned.
• The teacher will ask the students to name the IBILE divisions, the colors of the Lagos State logo, and some of the Lagos State governors.

Assessment:

• The teacher will ask the students to draw a map of Lagos State and label the different IBILE divisions.
• The teacher will ask the students to color a picture of the Lagos State logo and write a short sentence about what each color represents.
• The teacher will give the students a quiz with multiple-choice questions about the topics discussed

Weekly Assessment /Test

1. The main divisions of Lagos State are known as ______. a) LOCUM b) IBILE c) KANUK
2. The Lagos State logo has ______ colors. a) two b) three c) four
3. The blue color in the Lagos State logo represents the ______. a) Atlantic Ocean b) Sahara Desert c) River Niger
4. The yellow color in the Lagos State logo represents ______. a) unity b) wealth c) peace
5. The green color in the Lagos State logo represents ______. a) natural resources b) traffic congestion c) technological advancement
6. The white color in the Lagos State logo represents ______. a) corruption b) purity c) pollution
7. Lagos State was created in what year? a) 1963 b) 1973 c) 1983
8. The first military administrator of Lagos State was ______. a) Mobolaji Johnson b) Lateef Jakande c) Bola Tinubu
9. Which of the following is not one of the IBILE divisions? a) Ikeja b) Abuja c) Epe
10. Which of the following governors of Lagos State served for the shortest time? a) Lateef Jakande b) Bola Tinubu c) Akinwunmi Ambode [mediator_tech]
11. The acronym “IBILE” stands for ______. a) the five main divisions of Lagos State b) the four main languages spoken in Lagos State c) the three main religions practiced in Lagos State
12. The governor of Lagos State as of 2023 is ______. a) Babajide Sanwo-Olu b) Akinwunmi Ambode c) Bola Tinubu
13. Lagos State is located in the ______ region of Nigeria. a) northern b) western c) eastern
14. Which of the following is not one of the colors in the Lagos State logo? a) black b) blue c) yellow
15. Lagos Island is one of the ______ divisions of Lagos State. a) five b) six c) seven
16. Who was the first civilian governor of Lagos State? a) Lateef Jakande b) Bola Tinubu c) Babatunde Fashola
17. The main lagoon in Lagos State is called the ______. a) River Niger b) Atlantic Ocean c) Lagos Lagoon
18. Which of the following governors of Lagos State served for the longest time? a) Lateef Jakande b) Bola Tinubu c) Akinwunmi Ambode
19. The acronym “IBILE” is derived from which of the following languages? a) Yoruba b) Igbo c) Hausa
20. The Lagos State logo was designed by ______. a) a Nigerian artist b) a British artist c) an American artist

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