Identify the traditional ruler who was dethroned by the French, exiled to Yaounde in 1933 and died in 1933.

Here are the answers to the questions from the image: 10. The main reason for the failure of the condominium in Cameroon during the First World War was: The Anglo-French condominium, a joint administration of Cameroon after its conquest from Germany, failed primarily due to the fundamental differences in the colonial policies and administrative approaches of Britain and France. Britain favored indirect rule, while France preferred direct rule, leading to constant friction and making joint governance unworkable. The correct option is C. Differences in Colonial Policies. 11. The Anglo-French Partition of Cameroon was accepted by the League of Nations in 1922 through articles: The League of Nations Mandate system, under which Cameroon was partitioned into British and French mandates, was established by Article 22 of the Covenant of the League of Nations. Article 23 also outlined principles for the treatment of native inhabitants in such territories. The correct option is B. 22 and 23. 12. The British Administrative Officer in the discharge of his duties under the indirect rule system had the right to: Under the indirect rule system, while traditional rulers handled day-to-day administration, the ultimate authority, especially in matters of severe justice, remained with the British Administrative Officer. This included the power to approve capital punishment. The correct option is D. Approval for the execution of murderers. 13. During the British Mandate all of the following educational achievements were registered EXCEPT: During the British Mandate, there was an expansion of primary education, the establishment of a government secondary school (Government College, Buea), and financial support (subventions) for mission schools. However, there is no significant historical record of a policy to bring in teachers specifically from the West Indies for British Cameroons. The correct option is D. Teachers were brought in from the West Indies. 14. Identify the traditional ruler who was dethroned by the French, exiled to Yaounde in 1933 and died in 1933. Sultan Ibrahim Njoya of the Bamum kingdom was a prominent traditional ruler who was dethroned by the French colonial authorities in 1931, exiled to Yaounde, and subsequently died there in 1933. The correct option is A. Sultan Njoya. Send me the next one 📸