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Which of the following influenced nationalist activities in Nigeria?

A. Indian Congress Party
B. Negro Diaspora Congress
C. Pan-Africa Congress
D. National Congress of British West Africa

Correct Answer:

Option D – National Congress of British West Africa

Explanation

National Congress of British West Africa influenced nationalist activities in Nigeria.

The Congress mobilized educated elites-in-the four British colonies. Other activities of the Congress include:

1. Radical Approach to the National Activities

2. Unification of four West African Colonies

3.Delegation to London

4. Identification of shortcomings

5. Enlightenment of the people of West Africa, etc.

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