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What countrey used to rule nigeria?
Britain is the country that used to rule Nigeria. This was until October 1, 1960 when it gained its independence from Britain.
Which country used to rule Nigeria?
Britain originally ruled Nigeria. However, Nigeria gained their independence from the United Kingdom on October 1st, 1960. In 1963 Nigeria declared themselves a Federal Republic.
Under the policy of Britain used existing political structures to govern its territories in Nigeria?
indirect rule
The kalungu is a type of drum used in African music. From which country does this drum come?
Nigeria
What are the problems with accounting information systems in Nigeria?
The problem with accounting information in Nigeria is that there is a lot of hacking going on in that country. Nigeria is also a place for internet scams, so caution should be used.
Advantage of tourism in nigeria?
Tourism is a source of income to Nigeria. Tourist attractions can also be used as educational sites. Tourist attractions can be destinations in witch tourists can relax.( This few points are enough to get you at least 8 over 10)
What country is 234 code?
The country code +234 is assigned to Nigeria. This code is used for telephone numbering and is part of the international dialing system. When dialing into Nigeria from abroad, you would start with +234 followed by the local number.
What country used to rule over northern Ireland?
England
Which country or countries used indirect rule?
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How did Adolf Hitler rule his country?
He used Politics, Propaganda and Terror
Which African country has a considerable petroleum?
Lybia followed by Nigeria, followed by Algeria and then Angola See link bellow:
How many state constituencies do we have in Nigeria?
Nigeria has 36 states, each with its own set of state constituencies. In total, there are 774 state constituencies across the country. These constituencies are used for electing representatives to the state legislative assemblies, playing a crucial role in Nigeria's political structure.
