When was Secondary school education begin in Nigeria?

Here are the answers to the questions:

1. (c) Memory
2. (c) West Africa
3. (b) Alake of Egba land (All listed figures were prominent traditional rulers who resisted colonial encroachment. This question is ambiguous as all options represent traditional Nigerian nationalists. However, if an exception must be chosen, the Alake's resistance, while significant, might be interpreted differently in some contexts compared to the direct confrontations and exiles faced by Jaja, Nana, and Kosoko.)
4. (b) 1859
5. (a) 13th and 18th centuries (The trans-Saharan trade occurred over many centuries, flourishing from around the 8th century and declining by the 18th century. This option covers a significant portion of its later period.)
6. (a) Mr. H. S. Freeman
7. (d) Archivist
8. (c) 300 AD
9. (a) Integration (The primary reasons for amalgamation were administrative convenience and economic benefits for the British. "Integration" can be seen as the administrative goal of combining the separate protectorates.)
10. (a) Benin
11. (c) Scottish Missionary
12. (d) Non centralized state
13. (b) 1859
14. (d) Nigerian Coat of Arms
15. (c) Mali
16. (a) Head of state
17. (d) Inter-group relations
18. (b) Clifford constitution
19. (b) 15th