Reasons for the success of indirect rule in northern Nigeria. - SS2 Government Past Questions and Answers - page 1

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What was the main reason for the success of indirect rule in northern Nigeria?

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Pre-existing political structures

B

Direct governance by the colonial government

C

Lack of cultural sensitivity

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Why did the British colonial administration in Nigeria prefer indirect rule in the northern region?

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A

They had enough resources to govern the region directly

B

They wanted to abolish traditional rulers and institutions

C

Indirect rule was cheaper and more efficient

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What was the role of traditional rulers in indirect rule in northern Nigeria?

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To serve as advisors to the colonial administrators

B

 To act as intermediaries between the colonial government and the local population

C

To enforce British laws and regulations

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How did indirect rule help to maintain social order in northern Nigeria?

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By replacing traditional rulers with British officials

B

By preserving traditional values and customs

C

By enforcing British laws and regulations

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What was the main advantage of indirect rule over direct rule in northern Nigeria?

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) It was more expensive

B

It was cheaper and more efficient

C

It was less culturally sensitive

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What were the pre-existing political structures in northern Nigeria that indirect rule built upon?

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How did indirect rule in northern Nigeria help to reduce the burden on the colonial government?

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