Concept:The 1914 Nigerian Council was largely an advisory body made up of selected colonial officials and nominees, not elected representatives.Explanation:The Nigerian Council of 1914 did not have real legislative or representative powers.Its members were not elected by the people but were chosen and nominated by the colonial Governor.Because it was dominated by such hand-picked members, it could not effectively represent Nigerian interests or check the Governor’s authority.Answer:D. was dominated by hand-picked members.