Concept: Precolonial governance in Nigeria was guided by the indigenous legal traditions and practices of each community.
Explanation:Before colonial rule, Nigerian societies were organised under native systems of administration.
These systems relied largely on customary laws, which were mostly unwritten but recognised and enforced by traditional institutions.
The existence of such laws and institutions shows that governance was not undefined, and it was not based on a general theocratic model.
British Indirect Rule came later, during the colonial period, so it was not a feature of precolonial governance.
Answer: C. the customary laws were prevalent