JSS2 First Term Nigerian History Lesson Notes
Eight free notes, in teaching order, from Major Non-Centralized States in Pre-Colonial Nigeria to Relationship Between People from Different Centers of Civilization in Precolonial Nigeria: Igbo/Ibibio. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.
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Note 1 of 8Major Non-Centralized States in Pre-Colonial Nigeria
Students should be able to define a non-centralised state.
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Non-Centralized States: The Tiv
Students should be able to state where the Tiv live and what they did for a living in pre-colonial times.
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Non-Centralized States: The Igbo
Students should be able to explain why the Igbo are described as a non-centralised society.
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Non-Centralized States: The Idoma
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Relationship Between People from Different Centres of Civilization in Precolonial Nigeria: Ife/Benin
Students should be able to explain how Prince Oranmiyan linked Ile-Ife and Benin.
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Relationship Between People from Different Centers of Civilization in Precolonial Nigeria: Kanem Bornu/Hausa Empire
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Relationship Between People from Different Centers of Civilization in Precolonial Nigeria: Igbo/Niger Delta City States
Students should be able to describe how the Igbo and the Niger Delta city-states were each governed.
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Relationship Between People from Different Centers of Civilization in Precolonial Nigeria: Igbo/Ibibio
Students should be able to locate the Igbo and Ibibio peoples and describe their societies.
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About JSS2 First Term Nigerian History Lesson Notes
These are the eight JSS2 First Term Nigerian History topics, in teaching order. The first note covers Major Non-Centralized States in Pre-Colonial Nigeria and the last covers Relationship Between People from Different Centers of Civilization in Precolonial Nigeria: Igbo/Ibibio.
What students learn this term
- Define a non-centralised state
- State where the Tiv live and what they did for a living in pre-colonial times
- Explain why the Igbo are described as a non-centralised society
- Explain how Prince Oranmiyan linked Ile-Ife and Benin
- Describe how the Igbo and the Niger Delta city-states were each governed
- Locate the Igbo and Ibibio peoples and describe their societies
Recommended JSS2 Nigerian History textbooks
| Name | Author | Publisher |
|---|---|---|
| Meybiks Basic History for Junior Secondary Schools, Book 2School booklist – Whitesands School, Lagos (private) | Abiahun Ngozi et al | Meybiks Nigeria Publishers |
| A Textbook on History for Junior Secondary Schools Book 2School booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned) | A.Y. Adesola | Joytal |
| Introduction to Junior History for Secondary SchoolsSchool booklist – Mater Amabilis Sec. School, Umuoji (Catholic mission) | F.O.F. Onwudufor | |
| A Textbook on History Book 2School booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned) | Adesola A.Y. | Joytal |
Questions teachers ask about JSS2 First Term Nigerian History
How many JSS2 First Term Nigerian History lesson notes are there?
There are 8 notes, from Major Non-Centralized States in Pre-Colonial Nigeria to Relationship Between People from Different Centers of Civilization in Precolonial Nigeria: Igbo/Ibibio. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.
What topics do the notes cover?
Major Non-Centralized States in Pre-Colonial Nigeria, Non-Centralized States: The Tiv, Non-Centralized States: The Igbo, Non-Centralized States: The Idoma, Relationship Between People from Different Centres of Civilization in Precolonial Nigeria: Ife/Benin, Relationship Between People from Different Centers of Civilization in Precolonial Nigeria: Kanem Bornu/Hausa Empire, Relationship Between People from Different Centers of Civilization in Precolonial Nigeria: Igbo/Niger Delta City States and Relationship Between People from Different Centers of Civilization in Precolonial Nigeria: Igbo/Ibibio.
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