Concept:Precolonial towns are settlements that existed in Nigeria before the establishment of British colonial rule.
Colonial towns, in contrast, were founded by the colonial administration.
Explanation:Enugu is not a precolonial town because it was founded by the British colonial government in 1909.
It developed as a coal-mining settlement after coal was discovered in the Udi area.
Because it was created mainly for colonial economic interests, Enugu is classified as a colonial town.
Ilorin, Bida, and Ibadan, however, all existed and thrived long before colonial rule.
Ilorin was an important Yoruba city that later became the seat of the Ilorin Emirate.
Bida served as the capital of the Nupe Kingdom.
Ibadan grew from a war camp into a major urban centre before British administration was fully established.
Answer:C. Enugu