The desire to end the slave trade thereThe desire to convert Nigerians to ChristianityThe desire for trade opportunitiesD.
All of the above
Abuja
Your question is not clear - English is the official language in Nigeria
teaching of colonial government in education
the trading of slaves
portugal; the slave trade
The slave trade.
It was called the Colonial Nigeria.
History of public administration from pre-colonial era to post colonial era in Nigeria
Abuja
English began to be spoke in Nigeria as far back as the early 1800s, due to the large British naval presence which had been sent there to attempt to halt the slave trade. It became embedded in the country with British colonial control of the region, which began in the late 19th century and ended with Nigerian independence on 1 October 1960. Because English was the language of the colonial administrators, and of the British technical personnel who directed the development of the country and its educational structures during the colonial period, it became a common language used by many who did not otherwise speak the the same language. Upon independence, English was declared to be an official language of Nigeria.
Europeans first established a presence in Nigeria to take part in the slave trade.
Portuguese
English is an official language in all three countries.
What are the roles of english language in nigeria
English is the official language of Nigeria.
Indirectly.
yes