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100

The green bands on Nigeria’s flag represent this.

Nigeria’s natural wealth and agricultural resources.

100

Nigeria is located in this region of Africa.

West Africa

100

Nigeria celebrates Independence Day on this month and day.

October 1.

100

This name refers to Nigeria’s film industry.

Nollywood

200

The white band on Nigeria’s flag represents these two ideals.

Peace and unity.

200

This city is Nigeria’s capital today.

Abuja

200

Nigeria gained independence from this country.

Britain, or the United Kingdom.

200

This leader was Nigeria’s first prime minister.

Abubakar Tafawa Balewa.

300

This bird on Nigeria’s coat of arms represents strength.

The eagle.

300

This city was Nigeria’s capital when it gained independence.

Lagos

300

Nigeria became a republic in this year.

1963.

300

This leader became Nigeria’s first president in 1963.

Nnamdi Azikiwe.

400

The two white horses on Nigeria’s coat of arms represent this quality.

Dignity

400

This is Nigeria’s official language.

English

400

Britain joined its northern and southern territories into Nigeria in this year.

1914.

400

The woman in the presentation’s 1960 photograph wears clothing made from this textile.

Aso Oke

500

The white Y on Nigeria’s coat of arms represents these two rivers.

The Niger and Benue rivers.

500

Name two Nigerian ethnic groups besides Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo.

Any two valid examples, including Ijaw, Tiv, Ibibio, Kanuri, Fulani, Edo, Nupe, Igala, Idoma or Urhobo.

500

Nigeria celebrated this many years of independence in 2026.

66 Years

500

Besides Azikiwe and Balewa, name either of the other two leaders featured in the presentation.

Obafemi Awolowo or Ahmadu Bello. Either answer earns the points.