History
2nd Term 2023/2024
FOCUS TOPICS
Primary One
1-2. People and Places in the Community
3. Meaning and functions of Heroes and Heroines in Nigeria
4-5. Heroes and Heroines in Nigeria
6. Political Development in Nigeria before Independence (Political Parties)
7. Mid-Term Test
8. Traditional Rulers and Title Holders in the Community
9. Name of the Local Government Council where the school is located and the Chairman
10-12. Revision and Examination
Primary Two
1. List of Some Nigerian Heroes
2. Chief Obafemi Awolowo
3. Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe
4. Chief Anthony Enahoro
5. Fela Anikulapo Kuti
6. Some African Heroes
7. Mid-Term Test
8. Shaka Zulu and Dr Nelson Mandela
9. American Heroes: Martin Luther King and J.F. Kennedy
10-12. Revision and Examination
Primary Three
1-2. Nigeria's Decolonization and Independence
3. Nigeria's First Republic
4. Yoruba and the Nri Kingdom
5. Nigeria's Monuments e.g Olumo Rock, Ikogosi Warm Spring, etc
6. 10 Interesting Facts about Nigeria
7. Mid-Term Test
8. Some World Heroes
9. Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar
10-12. Revision and Examination
Primary Four
1. Political Development ìn Nigeria before Independence
2. Colonial Administrative Headquarters of British Protectotate
3. Four early regions ìn Nigferia,
4. Creation of 12 States and the Federal Capital Territory
5. Heroes and Heroines in the Locality e.g Lisabi, MKO Abiola, Funmilayo Ransome Kuti, etc
6. Heroes and Heroines from other parts of Nigeria: Chief Nana of Itsekiri, Queen Aminah of Zaria, King
Jaja of Opobo
7. Mid-Term Test
8. Origin of Some Nigerian People: e.g The Yorubas, The Egbas, The Oworos, etc
9. Major Historical features, sites and Monuments in the Community: Palaces, Markets, Churches,
Mosques, Shrines, Museums, Cultural Centres
10-12. Revision and Examination
Primary Five
1. Political Development in Nigeria (Colonization and British Rule)
2. British Protectotates and The Amalgamation of the Protectotates in 1924
3. Some Nationalists in Nigeria and their Achievements: Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe and Chief Obafemi Awolowo
4. Some Nationalists in Nigeria and their Achievements: Alhaji Sir Ahmadu Bello and Mallam Aminu Kano
5. Nigerian Independence ìn 1960 - date, Venue and the structure of government
6. Religions in Nigeria
a. Traditional Religious Practices in the Locality
b. Islam in Nigeria - Agents of Spread
c. Christianity ìn Nigeria - Early 25 Missionaries
7. Mid-Term Test
8. Economy, Trade and Commerce of people in Ogun State: Traditional Occupations in the State e.g.
Farming, Adire, Kampala, etc
9. Economy, Trade and Commerce of people in Ogun State: Traditional Occupations of the Hausas Leather Works, Livestock Rearing and Blacksmithing, etc
10-12. Revision and Examination
Primary Six
1. Political Development in Nigeria after Independence: Meaning of Civilian Rule in Nigeria
2. Civilian Presidents from First to the Fourth Republic
3. Meaning of Military Rule and differences from Civilian Rule
4. Military Heads of State n Nigeria
5. Type of Economy, Trade and Commerce in Nigeria before independence
6. Oil Economy - Benefits of Crude Oil ìn Nigeria Economy
7. Mid-Term Test
8. The Growth of Industries in Nigeria and the The locations of some major Industries in Nigeria
9. Traditional Occupations in Nigeria: Descriptions of various Occupations of the Yoruba and The Igbo
People.
10-12. Revision and Examination