History Scheme of work Lagos NAPPS(SS1 – SS3)

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History Scheme of work Nigeria

Second Term SS1 History Scheme of Work Lagos State NAPPS

WEEK 1: Revision of last term’s work and examination:

WEEK 2: Intergroup relationships, economic activities, migrations, war, politics amongst Nigeria people before 1800.

WEEK 3: Indigenous technology, craft industries i. e. salt making, pottery, leather works, cloth weaving etc.

WEEK 4: Early external influences. Contact with North Africa trans Saharan trade, origin, articles of trade, organization, effects and problems/challenges of trans Saharan trade.

WEEK 5: Islam in Nigeria, origin pillar of Islamic faith, introduction of Islam to Northern Nigeria i. e. Kanuri land and Hausa land. Roles of Ulamas. Impacts of Islam on Nigeria.

WEEK 6: Early contact of coastal states in Nigeria with the Europeans. Reasons and effect.

WEEK 7: Slavery and slave trade in Africa origins, forms of slavery traditional, Islamic and Trans-Atlantic

Trans-Atlantic slave trade and slavery reasons and impacts.

WEEK 8: European exploration of Africa. Reasons and effects. Notable European explorers, their discoveries.

WEEK 9: Abolition of trans-Atlantic slave trade reasons and effects.

Notable personalities in the abolition of Trans-Atlantic slave trade.

WEEK 10: Christians Missionaries activities in Nigeria. Impacts and problems encountered by the Christian Missionaries.

WEEK 11: Nigeria in the 19th Century. Islamic reformations of the 19th century in Nigeria.

The Fulani Jihad of Uthman Dan Fodio 1804.

Reasons and effects

Establishment and organization of the Sokoto Caliphate.

WEEK 12: Company Rule in Nigeria.

Legitimate trade in Nigeria reasons and effects of its introduction.

Royal Niger Company activities in Nigeria.

WEEK 13: Revision

WEEK 14: Examination

Second Term SS2 History Scheme of Work Lagos State NAPPS

WEEK 1: Revision of last term’s work and examination

WEEK 2: 2ND Military administration 1966-1970 achievements.

WEEK 3: Problems and failures of Major General Yakubu Gowon’s adminstration1966 – 1970.

WEEK 4: 3rd Military Rule in Nigeria Murtala Mohammed and General Olusegun Obasanjo regime 1975 – 1979. Achievements and failures.

WEEK 5: 2ND Civilian republic in Nigeria 1979 – 1983. Achievements and failures.

WEEK 6: Return of the Military 1983.

4th Military regime in Nigeria Buhari/Idiagbon regime. Achievements and problems.

WEEK 7: 5thMilitary regime in Nigeria Ibrahim Babangida regime 1985 – 1993. Achievements and problems.

WEEK 8: Challenges of democratic governance in Nigeria. Emergency of interim National Government in Nigeria (ING).

WEEK 9: Return of the Military 1993 – 1998 General Sani Abacha regime. Achievement and failure.

General Abdussalam Military regime 1998 – 1999. 

WEEK 10: Translation and the fourth Nigeria Republic Chief Olusegun Obasanjo regime 1999 – 2003. Achievements and failure.

WEEK 11: Islamic movements and the establishments of Muslims States in West Africa. Jihads of Seku Ahmad Masina Alhaji Umar Tukolor and activities of SamouriToure in Madinka empire.

WEEK 12: Similarities of Jihads in West Africa.

Muslim states in the face of European colonization.

WEEK 13: Revision and Examination.

Second Term SS3 History Scheme of Work Lagos State NAPPS

WEEK 1: Debt relief and International Aids Meaning, reasons and effects.

WEEK 2: Peacekeeping and socio-political interest of the developed societies definition, aims and objectives of peace keeping. Armaments, nuclear science and world peace origin and causes of the Cold War.

WEEK 3: Millennium Development Goals (MDG) and NEEDS.

– Meaning of MDGs and NEEDS

– Aims and objectives of the MDGs.

– The successes and challenges

WEEK 4: Land and peoples of North Africa

WEEK 5: Land and peoples of East and central Africa.

WEEK 6: Land and peoples of Southern Africa.

WEEK 7: Revision

WEEK 8: Examination  

Third Term SS1 History Lagos State Scheme of Work

027HISTORY
   1Revision of last term’s work and examination.
  2Borno in the 19th Century. The Fulani Jihadists attack on KanemBorno empire. Borno under the Shehus. The Emergency of El-Kanemi. Borno under Shehu Umar. Fall of Borno in the 19th Century.
  3Yorubaland in the 19th Century. Fall of Old Oyo Empire. Reasons and Effects. Yoruba wars of the 19th Century Owu war 1820s, Ijaye war 1861-1865. Era of Ibadan Dominance in Yoruba land Reasons and effects. Ekiti Parapo or kiriji war 1870s. The British Peace Treaty in Yoruba land of 1886.
4Benin in the 19th Century Fall of Benin Empire in the 19th Century. Reasons and effects.
5British Conquests of Nigeria. British occupation of Lagos 1861. Reasons and effects.
6.British Conquests of Yorubaland. Ijebu expedition of 1892. Reasons and effects
7The British conquest of Benin. Reasons and Effects
8British conquest of Northern Nigeria. Sultan Attahiru and the Satiru Revolt 1906.
9British subjugation of Nigeria Igboland, Middlebelt, Borno.
10Early phase of British Rule in Nigeria 1900-1914-the colony of Lagos British Colonial Administrative Structure i.e Native courts, native Authority, Native treasury etc.
11Amalgamation of Nigeria and its significances.
12Revision
13Examination

Third Term SS2 History NAPPS Scheme of Work

027HISTORY
   1Revision of last term’s work and Examinations
  2Christian Missionary activities in West Africa. Impacts of Christian Missionary in West Africa. Foundation of Sierra Leone and Liberia. Reasons and effects.
  3Empire in Western Sudan: Old Ghana Empire. Rise and fall of Old Ghana empire.
4Mail Empire. Activities of Mansa Musa in Mali Empire. Rise and fall of Mali Empire.
5Songhai Emppire: Activities of Sonni Ali. Activities of Asskia the Great. Growth and collapse of Songhai Empire.
6.Ashante empire in Ghana. Osei Tutu and the Golden Stool. European subjugation of the Asante Empire.
7Dahomay Kingdom in West Africa. Great Kings in Dahomey i.eWegbajaGelele, Gezo, etc
8Factors responsible for the Decline of Great Empires in Western Sudan and West Africa.
9Revision
10Examination
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