The primary aim of the Ekumeku Movement in the Asaba hinterland was to
- Promote the spread of Christianity
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Resist British taxation and land policies
- Establish an independent Asaba kingdom
- Integrate with neighboring ethnic groups
The correct answer is: B
Explanation
The primary aim of the Ekumeku Movement in the Asaba hinterland was to resist British taxation and land policies. This movement was a resistance movement against British colonial policies in the Asaba region.