Question 1Democracy means a system of government in which ____.A.the majority rulesB.the minority rulesC.the people ruleD.None of the aboveObjective Show full explanation
Question 2A constitution is federal if ____.A.it provides for a presidential systemB.it is not unitaryC.the central and component units or authorities are co-ordinate and equalD.there is a division or powers between a central and a number of other componentsObjective Show full explanation
Question 3The Executive is ____.A.a body that makes the lawsB.the body that executes the policies of governmentC.the highest organ or governmentD.None of the aboveObjective Show full explanation
Question 4The judiciary is ____.A.an arm of the ExecutiveB.body of lawyers -C.the body which interpret the lawD.the body which enforces the lawObjective Show full explanation
Question 5The separation of powers means the same as ____.A.a presidential system.of governmentB.checks and balanceC.the rule of lawD.None of the aboveObjective Show full explanation
Question 6Rights are ____.A.claims which the law allowsB.claims against the stateC.claims against other individualsD.what are written in the constitutionObjective Show full explanation
Question 7Pressure groups are ____.A.organizations which want to overthrow the governmentB.organizations which seek to influence the policies of the governmentC.associations of people who share the sane ideologyD.religious ordersObjective Show full explanation
Question 8A cabinet system of government is practiced in ____.A.the USSRB.the USAC.the people's Republic of ChinaD.the United KingdomObjective Show full explanation
Question 9The citizen's obligations are ____.A.what the government ordersB.duties the individual imposes on himselfC.what the law requires of the individualsD.what political parties demand of their membersObjective Show full explanation
Question 10An electoral system is the system which governsA.how people voteB.the conduct of electionsC.the appointment of cabinet ministersD.the appointment of judgesObjective Show full explanation
Question 11Nigeria became a member of the United Nations Organization on ____.A.7th October 1960B.7th October I 961C.1st October 1960D.1st October 1961Objective Show full explanation
Question 12Which of the following, is responsible for maintaining and securing Nigeria's borders from violation on land, sea and airA.The Nigerian Police ForceB.Nigerian CustomC.The Nigerian Armed ForcesD.The Federal Road SafetyObjective Show full explanation
Question 13_______ is the Central Bank. Governor of Nigeria.A.Charles SoludoB.Adamu CiromaC.Alhaji Mai BarrioD.Sanusi Lamido SarusiObjective Show full explanation
Question 14The Senate President of Nigeria is _____.A.Senator Victor NdamaB.Senator David MarkC.Senator Abu IbrahimD.Senator Abdul NingiObjective Show full explanation
Question 15Nigeria's federalism is a _____.A.Two tier systemB.Four tier systemC.One tier systemD.Three tier systemObjective Show full explanation
Question 16The local government administration in Nigeria is not associated with_____________A.shortage of trained personnelB.shortage of fundsC.the role played by commissionersD.bribery and corruptionObjective Show full explanation
Question 17Problems arising from population census are caused by:A.unreliable and unacceptable census figuresB.campaigns and sensitization of the citizenryC.reliable and accepted census figuresD.public opinions by the peopleObjective Show full explanation
Question 18While the public corporation has full autonomy given to it by law, a parastatal isA.responsible to the parent ministryB.responsible to the public corporationsC.responsible to itselfD.responsible to the governmentObjective Show full explanation
Question 19The duration of Nigerian's. National Assembly is:A.3 yearsB.6 yearsC.4 yearsD.5 yearsObjective Show full explanation
Question 20The Supreme Court gives ______________ interpretation of the constitutionA.constitutionalB.provisionalC.judicialD.oppositionalObjective Show full explanation
Question 21In the pre-colonial Hausa society. the Waziri is:A.The Prime MinisterB.Chief ImamC.Chief WarriorD.Chief JudgeObjective Show full explanation
Question 22The theory of Separation of Powers was pro-founded by:A.Baron de Mont esquireB.AV DiceyC.Professor Woodrow WilsonD.Chief Obafemi AwolowoObjective Show full explanation
Question 23Who among the following was a communist theorist?A.Thomas JeffersonB.John LockeC.Abraham LincolnD.Karl MarxObjective Show full explanation
Question 24The Nigerian Armed forces is recognized globally forA.lighting other countries armiesB.disaster relief managementC.overthrowing the governmentD.international peace support operationsObjective Show full explanation
Question 25In democratic Nigeria. the third most powerful office is that of theA.PresidentB.Chief of Defence StaffC.Vice PresidentD.Senate PresidentObjective Show full explanation
Question 26At the end of the Nigerian Civil War. the Federal Government declared the policy ofA.rehabilitation, reconciliation and reconstructionB.reintegration, forgiveness and developmentC.resettlement. redundancy and retirementD.ceasefire, revenge and retaliationObjective Show full explanation
Question 27Which of the options below is not an attribute of a state?A.TerritoryB.GovernmentC.ConstitutionD.CapitalObjective Show full explanation
Question 28Which one of the following is correct of a parliamentary system of government?A.The cabinet is usually appointed from the political party which has the majority in the legislative and is responsible to that majorityB.Every member of parliament is eligibleC.The different political parties present candidatesD.The cabinet is appointed by an electoral collegeObjective Show full explanation
Question 29In the bipolar (cold war) system, which two countries shaped world politics?A.Germany and FranceB.China and RussiaC.Britain and AmericaD.America and RussiaObjective Show full explanation
Question 30In which country was the Taliban government overthrown?A.LibyaB.IraqC.AfghanistanD.EgyptObjective Show full explanation
Question 31According to organization theories, Rank suggests___.A.PrivilegesB.ResponsibilitiesC.AuthoritiesD.All of the aboveObjective Show full explanation
Question 32The first woman commissioner in Nigeria is _____.A.Mrs Florence NwarikpaB.Mrs Fumilayo KutiC.Mrs Alele WilliamsD.Mrs Dorothy MillerObjective Show full explanation
Question 33Run-off election is conducted when:A.No candidate pools a clear required majorityB.One of two candidates diesC.When there is a sudden vacancyD.All of the aboveObjective Show full explanation
Question 34Structural Adjustment Programme was introduced in Nigeria inA.1984B.1986C.2000D.1999Objective Show full explanation
Question 35_____ is the symbol of authority in Nigeria's Senate.A.MaceB.The Senate PresidentC.Chief WhipD.Majority leaderObjective Show full explanation
Question 36The Niger Constabulary was established in 1886 by _____.A.United African CompanyB.National African CompanyC.Amalgamated African CompanyD.Niger Coast ProtectorateObjective Show full explanation
Question 37The two dominant colonial powers in West Africa were _____.A.German and AustriaB.Holland and BritainC.Britain and FranceD.France and RussiaObjective Show full explanation
Question 38Idris Aloonia established diplomatic relations with _____.A.Songhai EmpireB.TripoliC.AirD.FazzanObjective Show full explanation
Question 39In Igbo land, the people of Akwa were renownedA.slave huntersB.explorersC.blacksmithD.warriorsObjective Show full explanation
Question 40The first country to become independent in British West Africa was ___.A.NigeriaB.GhanaC.Sierra LeoneD.GambiaObjective Show full explanation