Question 0The distinctive attribute of a state is the monopoly ofA.controlB.powerC.violenceD.justiceE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0State as a political entity refers toA.An organized group within a definite territoryB.An association of men in a given societyC.A branch of a nationD.A geographical locationE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Political values are acquired in any given society throughA.political re-orientationB.political campaignC.political socializationD.political indoctrinationE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0In a democratic government, political sovereignty is vested in theA.legislatureB.eliteC.executiveD.electorateE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0One judicial function performed by the executive isA.Granting of amnestyB.Implementing judicial ordersC.Ensuring obedience to the lawD.Appointing judgesE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A governmental system in which constitutional supremacy resides in the center isA.federalB.confederalC.unitaryD.parliamentaryE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A political system which empowers the leader with the ultimate responsibility to execute laws isA.parliamentarianismB.presidentialismC.dictatorshipD.autocracyE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A bill is a draft which is awaiting the consideration of theA.executiveB.party caucusC.legislatureD.judiciaryE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The private ownership of the means of production is a feature ofA.capitalismB.socialismC.communalismD.communismE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0In a feudal system, the two major classes are the serfs and theA.massesB.vassalsC.lordsD.eliteE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0An example of a country with a flexible constitution isA.South AfricaB.BritainC.Benin RepublicD.the United States of AmericaE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The rule of law is negation ofA.equality before the lawB.supremacy of the lawC.Limited powerD.absolute powerE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0To ensure the rights and freedom of citizens, the powers of the arms of government must beA.fusedB.incorporatedC.separatedD.rotatedE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Delegated legislation is made by bodies others than theA.presidentB.governorC.parliamentD.judiciaryE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The primary aim of pressure groups is toA.Attract people's attentionB.protects the interest of membersC.captured political powerD.fight corrupt officialsE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The French colonial system was underlined by the policy ofA.assimilationB.paternalismC.socialismD.indirect ruleE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Which of the following is used in gauging public opinion?A.constitutionB.educational institutionC.mass mediaD.electoral collegeE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Colonization of Africa was mainly motivated byA.security considerationsB.economic reasonsC.religious reasonsD.cultural factorsE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The commission charged with the conduct of federal elections in Nigeria isA.NECB.FEDECOC.INECD.NECONE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0In the Hausa pre- colonial political system, a district was headed byA.A hakimiB.a dagaciC.an alkaliD.a waziriE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Which of the following ensured the practice of democracy in the pre-colonial Yoruba political system?A.Checks and balancesB.Fusion of powerC.individual responsibilityD.the rule of lawE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0An electoral system in which parties are assigned seats in the parliament commensurate to the number of votes polled isA.Absolute majorityB.Simple majorityC.proporational representationD.indirect electionE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The bringing of a session of a parliament to an end through royal proclamation is known asA.political impasseB.dissolution of parliamentC.vote of no confidenceD.prorogation of parliamenE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The right of citizens to participate in the affairs of government of their country is calledA.economic rightB.civil rightC.political rightD.social rightE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A permanent structure that facilitates continuity and guarantees orderly conduct in governance isA.BureaucracyB.public corporationC.ombudsmanD.political partyE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0An intra-party activity for the selection of candidates for elective positions known asA.primary electionB.general electionC.mid-term electionD.bye-electionE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Radical nationalism in Nigeria is generally attributed to the influence ofA.Aminu KanoB.Herbert MarcaulayC.Nnamdi AzikiweD.Mbonu OjikeE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Two foreigners that directly aroused nationalist feelings among Nigerians areA.Edward Blyden and Payne JacksonB.Casely Hayford and James HortonC.W.E du Boise and H.O DaviesD.Marcus Garvey and Casely HayfordE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Members of the Senate in Nigeria's First Republic wereA.Elected directly by the peopleB.Elected by electoral collegeC.Nominated by regional and federal governmentsD.Norminated by the president of the houseE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The Sharia legal system was first introduced in the Fourth Republic inA.Kano StateB.Katsina StateC.Zamfara StateD.Sokoto StateE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The main focus of Nigeria's foreign policy since independence centers onA.South- south cooperationB.Sub-regionalismC.GlobalismD.AfrocentrismE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Military intervention in Nigeria arose fromA.perceived incapability of civilians to governB.international pressure for changeC.the desire for a military governmentD.civilian's desire to relinquish powerE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The first institution introduced by the military to exercise legislative power was theA.supreme military councilB.armed forces ruling councilC.federal executive councilD.provisional ruling councilE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The central objective of privatization in Nigeria is toA.Reduce the retrenchment of workersB.Encourage prompt payment of salariesC.Improve standard of livingD.Improve the efficiency of enterprisesE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Workers in the public corporations are known asA.civil servantsB.private employeesC.public servantsD.professional employeesE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0Quota system and federal character principles were entrenched in the 1979 constitution to ensureA.loyaltyB.Economic empowermentC.EquityD.Even developmentE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0In Nigeria, the agency mainly responsible for the maintenance of internal peace and security is theA.armyB.navyC.civil defence corpsD.policeE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The National Assembly in Nigeria is primarily responsible forA.Executing lawsB.interpreting lawsC.Ratifying appointmentsD.Making lawsE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The major factor militating against the efficient operation of electoral commissions in Nigeria isA.Inadequate public supportB.Population sizeC.Inadequate skilled manpowerD.Excessive political interferenceE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A major objective of the public Complaints Commission isA.Training and promotion of public servantsB.Settlement of disputes among individualsC.Addressing the grievances of individuals and groupsD.Fighting corruption and indisciplineE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The country that championed decolonization in Africa wasA.NigeriaB.South AfricaC.GhanaD.KenyaE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0One of the programmes binding members of the Commonwealth is theA.Food and aid programmeB.Cultural programmeC.Agenda for peaceD.Scholarship schemeE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0ECOMOG at the initial stage of its intervention in Liberia was perceived asA.NentralB.IncompetentC.PartisanD.InvadersE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0A major drawback to the NEPAD initiative is itsA.Articulation by few African leadersB.Affiliation by few African unionC.Inability to empower the youthD.Reliance on Western donors for fundsE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The structures of the African Union includesA.the court of justice, pan African congress and peolpe's AssemblyB.pan African parliament, the court of justice and the peace and security conucilC.sepcialized Technical commission, the court of justice and humanitarian boardD.people's Assembly, Humanitarian Board and the peace and security councilE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The African leader mostly credited for spearheading the formation of the African Union isA.Muammar GhaddafiB.Abdelaziz BouteflikaC.Abdoulaye WadeD.Thabo MbekiE.Objective Show full explanation
Question 0The founding members of OPEC areA.Algeria,Iran,Iraq,Saudi Arabia and KuwaitB.Nigeria,Libya,Iraq and Saudi ArabiaC.Venezuela,Nigeria,Libya,Iran and IraqD.Saudi Arabia,Iran,Iraq Kuwait and VenezuelaE.Objective Show full explanation