Concept:King Jaja’s removal was linked to his trade policies that clashed with British interests.
Explanation:King Jaja of Opobo controlled trade in palm oil in the Niger Delta.
He tried to sell directly to European merchants, bypassing British middlemen.
This reduced British profits and commercial control.
As a result, the British saw his actions as a hindrance to free trade.
In 1887, he was tricked, arrested, and exiled to the West Indies.
Therefore, he was removed for obstructing commerce, not for political rebellion or slave trading.
Answer:B. his obstruction of commerce