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Nigerian Culture Quiz: Festivals, Food and Traditions

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Adire, a famous Nigerian indigo-dyed resist-patterned textile, is traditionally associated with which people?

Adire, a famous Nigerian indigo-dyed resist-patterned textile, is traditionally associated with which people?

Adire, a famous Nigerian indigo-dyed resist-patterned textile, is traditionally associated with which people?

Hausa
Yoruba
Efik
Nupe
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The Argungu Fishing Festival, where competitors catch fish by hand, takes place in which Nigerian state?

The Argungu Fishing Festival, where competitors catch fish by hand, takes place in which Nigerian state?

The Argungu Fishing Festival, where competitors catch fish by hand, takes place in which Nigerian state?

Kebbi
Sokoto
Niger
Katsina
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Which traditional hand-woven Yoruba cloth, often richly patterned and used for special occasions, is highly prized?

Which traditional hand-woven Yoruba cloth, often richly patterned and used for special occasions, is highly prized?

Which traditional hand-woven Yoruba cloth, often richly patterned and used for special occasions, is highly prized?

Akwete
Adire
Ankara
Aso-oke
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The Osun-Osogbo festival, a UNESCO-recognised event, honours a river goddess sacred to which people?

The Osun-Osogbo festival, a UNESCO-recognised event, honours a river goddess sacred to which people?

The Osun-Osogbo festival, a UNESCO-recognised event, honours a river goddess sacred to which people?

Igbo
Yoruba
Hausa
Ijaw
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The Ofala festival is an annual royal celebration most associated with traditional rulers among which people?

The Ofala festival is an annual royal celebration most associated with traditional rulers among which people?

The Ofala festival is an annual royal celebration most associated with traditional rulers among which people?

Yoruba
Hausa
Igbo
Tiv
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Which three ethnic groups are the largest in Nigeria?

Which three ethnic groups are the largest in Nigeria?

Which three ethnic groups are the largest in Nigeria?

Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo
Tiv, Edo and Ijaw
Fulani, Nupe and Kanuri
Efik, Ibibio and Urhobo
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Which staple Nigerian food is made from cassava and commonly eaten with soup, derived from the granules known as 'garri'?

Which staple Nigerian food is made from cassava and commonly eaten with soup, derived from the granules known as 'garri'?

Which staple Nigerian food is made from cassava and commonly eaten with soup, derived from the granules known as 'garri'?

Jollof rice
Eba
Moi moi
Suya
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The Durbar festival, featuring magnificently dressed horse riders, is most associated with which part of Nigeria?

The Durbar festival, featuring magnificently dressed horse riders, is most associated with which part of Nigeria?

The Durbar festival, featuring magnificently dressed horse riders, is most associated with which part of Nigeria?

The Northern emirates
The Niger Delta
The South-East
The Middle Belt
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Among the Igbo, the title of 'Igwe' or 'Eze' refers to what role in the community?

Among the Igbo, the title of 'Igwe' or 'Eze' refers to what role in the community?

Among the Igbo, the title of 'Igwe' or 'Eze' refers to what role in the community?

A market trader
A town crier
A traditional ruler or king
A farmer
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What is the traditional Yoruba unisex outfit, a flowing wide-sleeved robe worn for ceremonies, called?

What is the traditional Yoruba unisex outfit, a flowing wide-sleeved robe worn for ceremonies, called?

What is the traditional Yoruba unisex outfit, a flowing wide-sleeved robe worn for ceremonies, called?

Isiagu
Babariga
Kaftan
Agbada