SS1 Second Term Nigerian History Lesson Notes
Ten free notes, in teaching order, from CENTRALIZED STATES KANEM: BORNU UP to 1800 to THE ITSEKIRI. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.
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Note 1 of 10CENTRALIZED STATES KANEM: BORNU UP to 1800
Students should be able to explain what a centralised state is and give examples.
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THE HAUSA STATE UP to 1800
Students should be able to name the seven Hausa states.
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NUPE UP to 1800
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IGALA UP to 1800
Students should be able to state the location of the Igala Kingdom and name its neighbours.
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THE JUKUN KINGDOM
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OYO
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BENIN
Students should be able to state the two periods in the history of Benin.
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THE EFIK
Students should be able to name the towns the Efik settled and say where they came from according to the different accounts.
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THE IGBOS
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THE ITSEKIRI
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About SS1 Second Term Nigerian History Lesson Notes
These are the ten SS1 Second Term Nigerian History topics, in teaching order. The first note covers CENTRALIZED STATES KANEM: BORNU UP to 1800 and the last covers THE ITSEKIRI.
What students learn this term
- Explain what a centralised state is and give examples
- Name the seven Hausa states
- State the location of the Igala Kingdom and name its neighbours
- State the two periods in the history of Benin
- Name the towns the Efik settled and say where they came from according to the different accounts
Recommended SS1 Nigerian History textbooks
| Name | Author | Publisher |
|---|---|---|
| Nigerian History for Senior Secondary School 1FG NERDC approved list, 2026 to 2028Edition: 2026 | J. Hussain, C.C. John, A. Yusuf; T. James | Yalian Press Limited |
| Nigerian History for Senior Secondary SchoolsFG NERDC approved list, 2026 to 2028Edition: First published 2026 | O. O. Aina; N. J. Nduamaka; N. A. Nasidi | Learn Africa Plc |
| A Handbook of History for Senior Secondary Schools in NigeriaSchool booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned) | Dele Odanye | Holad Publisher |
| Africa and the Wider WorldSchool booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned) | Dele Odanye | Holad Publisher |
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How many SS1 Second Term Nigerian History lesson notes are there?
There are 10 notes, from CENTRALIZED STATES KANEM: BORNU UP to 1800 to THE ITSEKIRI. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.
What topics do the notes cover?
CENTRALIZED STATES KANEM: BORNU UP to 1800, THE HAUSA STATE UP to 1800, NUPE UP to 1800, IGALA UP to 1800, THE JUKUN KINGDOM, OYO, BENIN, THE EFIK, THE IGBOS and THE ITSEKIRI.
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