HISTORY: Ancient Civilizations in Pre-Colonial Nigeria 1. Differences Among Centres of Ancient Civilizations in Pre-Colonial Nigeria Ancient civilizations in pre-colonial Nigeria were diverse, and several differences existed among them: Political Systems: Some civilizations had centralized political systems, like the Yoruba kingdoms and Benin Empire, which had kings (Obas) as leaders. Others, like the Igbo society,
The Lander Brothers” The Lander Brothers refers to Richard Lander, born in 1804, and his brother John Lander, born in 1807. They were among the European explorers who visited West Africa to explore the hinterlands. Tragically, John Lander was attacked and killed by local tribesmen along the River Niger on the 6th of February 1834.
Subject: History Class: Primary 6 Term: First Term Week: 5 Duration: 40 minutes Topic: British Rule In Nigeria Past Political Parties and Presidents in Nigeria History Previous Lesson: The concept of British Rule in Nigeria, Major Political Parties in Nigeria from 1999 to 2019, Nigerian Presidents from 1999 to 2019. Learning Objectives: To understand the concept of British Rule in Nigeria
HISTORY 1. Effects of the coming of the Europeans to Nigeria territory: – Introduction of Western education: The Europeans brought formal education to Nigeria, which led to the establishment of schools and the spread of literacy among Nigerians. – Economic transformation: The Europeans introduced new economic systems such as cash crops, trade, and industrialization, which
European Contact With Nigeria JSS 2 HISTORY THIRD TERM WEEK 3 European Contact With Nigeria Jss 2 Second Term As you may already know, Nigeria is a country located in West Africa. Many years ago, before Nigeria became a country, there were different groups of people living in different parts of the region. These groups
Primary 1 Third Term Lesson Notes History Weeks 13 Topic: Primary 1 Third Term History Examination Part A Traditional rulers have different __________ in Lagos State. a) jobs b) roles c) names Traditional rulers play a big role in the __________ of Lagos State. a) history b) development c) entertainment Traditional rulers have __________ roles.
Primary 1 Third Term Lesson Notes History Weeks 12 Topic: Third Term History Primary 1 Revision Part A Local government is a form of government that is responsible for managing and providing services in a particular _____________. a) state b) country c) area The name of the local government area where your school is located
Primary 1 Third Term Lesson Notes History Weeks 11 Topic: The Local Government Chairperson What is a local government The name of the local government area where your school is located The name of the local government chairperson Functions of the local government chairperson Previous lesson: Duties of traditional title holders Learning Objectives:
Primary 1 Third Term Lesson Notes History Weeks 10 Topic: Duties of traditional title holders Various duties of traditional title holders Importance of traditional title holders Previous lesson: Title Holders Learning Objectives: By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: mention the duties carried out by title holders research on
Primary 1 Third Term Lesson Notes History Weeks 9 Topic: Title Holders Who is a title holder The various types of title holders in the community ie Balogun, Iyalode, Apena, Oluwo etc Criteria for making a person a traditional title holder Conditions that can result in the removal of title holders Previous lesson: Primary
Primary 1 Third Term Lesson Notes History Weeks 8 Topic: The roles of traditional rulers The political roles of traditional rulers The religious roles of traditional rulers The judiciary roles of traditional rulers Limitation to the power of the traditional rulers Previous lesson: Primary 1 Third Term History Mid Term Test / Break
Primary 1 Third Term Lesson Notes History Weeks 7 Topic: Primary 1 Third Term History Mid Term Test / Break The procedures of becoming a traditional ruler in Lagos involves __________. a) birthright b) election by the people c) appointment by the government The traditional rites involved before an individual becomes a traditional ruler in
Primary 1 Third Term Lesson Notes History Weeks 6 Topic: Symbols of traditional authority in Lagos State The uses of the symbols of traditional ruler authority The composition materials used in producing symbols of traditional rulers’ authority The relevance of these symbols of traditional rulers’ authority to History Previous lesson: The procedures of becoming
Primary 1 Third Term Lesson Notes History Weeks 5 Topic: The procedures of becoming a traditional ruler in Lagos The various traditional rites involved before an individual becomes a traditional ruler in Lagos Items involved in the installation or coronation of a traditional ruler in Lagos ie. Akoko leaves e.t.c.\ How a traditional ruler in
Primary 1 Third Term Lesson Notes History Weeks 4 Topic: The names of the traditional rulers in the community that my school is located The origin of the traditional rulers in the community Previous lesson: Traditional rulers in Lagos Learning Objectives: By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to: Recall
