2024 Government

  1. The party system that Nigeria operated in the aborted Third Republic is 
  • A. zero party system
  • B. one party system
  • C. two party system
  • D. multi-party system
  1. Delegated legislation can be regulated through
  • A. ministerial control
  • B. legislative control
  • C. executive control
  • D. judicial control
  1. The main argument against the 1999 Constitution is that 
  • A. it was imposed by the military
  • B. the executive have immunity clause
  • C. It is expensive to operate
  • D. It did not create additional states
  1. Which of the following is a basic feature of the rule of law?
  • A. Secret trial of offenders
  • B. Unlimited power of the executive
  • C. Dependent judiciary
  • D. Equality before the law
  1. The collective views of the citizens on a specific national matter is
  • A. group opinions
  • B. electoral opinion
  • C. public opinion
  • D. collective responsibility
  1. The productivity of public corporations is believed to be enhanced when there is 
  • A. increase in employment rate
  • B. redeployment of staff
  • C. increase in working hours
  • D. less political interference
  1. NEPAD stands for
  • A. New Economic Programmes for African Development
  • B. New Partnership for Afro-Asian Development
  • C. New Economic Partnerships for African Development
  • D. New Partnerships for Africa’s Development
  1. Under the Hausa pre-colonial administration, the office of the Prime Minister is usually occupied by 
  • A. sarki
  • B. waziri
  • C. galadima
  • D. madawaki
  1. Nigerian Ports Authority is an example of 
  • A. Civil Service
  • B. Public Service
  • C. Public Corporation
  • D. Maritime Corporation
  1. An agent in which the state undertakes direct political socialisation is the 
  • A. church
  • B. school
  • C. peer groups
  • D. mass media
  1. The Nigerian Youth Movement pursued its objectives through the use of 
  • A. protest
  • B. newspapers
  • C. radio
  • D. strike actions
  1. Formation of political parties in Nigeria is one of the features of 
  • A. Lyttleton Constitution
  • B. Macpherson Constitution
  • C. Richards Constitution
  • D. Clifford Constitution
  1. The commander of the army under the Hausa/ Fulani pre-colonial administration was
  • A. waziri
  • B. madawaki
  • C. galadima
  • D. maaji
  1. The rationale behind the adoption of a federal system of government in Nigeria is to 
  • A. promote the autonomy of states
  • B. establish a powerful central government
  • C. create more states
  • D. promote unity in diversity
  1. Lawyers recruited into the civil service belong to the 
  • A. professional class
  • B. administrative class
  • C. executive class
  • D. clerical class
  1. A naturalised citizen can lose his citizenship if found guilty of 
  • A. treason
  • B. evading of taxes
  • C. electoral violence
  • D. loitering
  1. Shehu Shagari won the 1979 Presidential Election under 
  • A. UPN
  • B. NPN
  • C. NPP
  • D. GNPP
  1. A form of government where the powers of the state is determined by the citizens is 
  • A. Monarchy
  • B. Aristocracy
  • C. Autocracy
  • D. Democracy
  1. As a non-aligned state, Nigeria attended the second meeting of the non-Aligned Movement that took place in Cairo, Egypt in 
  • A. 1960
  • B. 1963
  • C. 1964
  • D. 1965
  1. The power of prerogative of mercy rests with the 
  • A. legislature
  • B. executive
  • C. judiciary
  • D. national assembly
  1. The judgement that ceded and transferred Bakassi legal title from Nigeria to Cameroon was delivered by 
  • A. ECOWAS Court of Justice
  • B. Court of Justice of the African Union
  • C. International Criminal Court
  • D. International Court of Justice
  1. Absence of a Red-tape is a merit of 
  • A. federal government structure
  • B. unitary structure
  • C. confederal structure
  • D. republican structure
  1. ECOWAS was established in
  • A. 1970
  • B. 1972
  • C. 1975
  • D. 1976
  1. The Nigerian Civil War was fought during the military regime of 
  • A. Aguiyi Ironsi
  • B. Yakubu Gowon
  • C. Murtala Muhammed
  • D. Olusegun Obasanjo
  1. The rule of law is an essential ingredient of 
  • A. democracy
  • B. aristocracy
  • C. monarchy
  • D. autocracy
  1. The fundamental objective guiding a nation’s foreign policy is 
  • A. national interest
  • B. foreign interest
  • C. African interest
  • D. colonial interest
  1. The fundamental law containing the rules and principles governing a country is the 
  • A. convention
  • B. constitution
  • C. acts of parliament
  • D. judicial review
  1. The electoral process in a representative government does NOT include
  • A. free and fair elections
  • B. free press
  • C. independent electoral commission
  • D. registration of birth
  1. The Aburi Accord was a popular phrase during the administration of 
  • A. Aguiyi Ironsi
  • B. Murtala Muhammed
  • C. Yakubu Gowon
  • D. Olusegun Obasanjo
  1. The Commission that examines complaints of civil wrongs committed by government employees is 
  • A. Public Complaints Commission
  • B. Civil Service Commission
  • C. Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
  • D. Judicial Service Commission
  1. Dual citizenship was a feature of the 
  • A. Portuguese colonial system
  • B. German colonial system
  • C. British colonial system
  • D. French colonial system
  1. Which of these is a major challenge of public corporations in Nigeria?
  • A. Political interference
  • B. Political instability
  • C. Shortage of staff
  • D. Industrial dispute
  1. Lack of separation of power is a feature of 
  • A. presidential system
  • B. cabinet system
  • C. democratic government
  • D. military government
  1. An economic system that encourages state ownership and control of the means of production is
  • A. socialism
  • B. communism
  • C. fascism
  • D. capitalism
  1. Which local government reform in Nigeria prevented traditional rulers from engaging in politics?
  • A. The 1960 Reform
  • B. The 1963 Reform
  • C. The 1976 Reform
  • D. The 1979 Reform
  1. Pressure groups are different from political parties because they
  • A. analyse elections
  • B. articulate interests
  • C. aggregate interests
  • D. contest elections
  1. A union of states with a common recognised authority is
  • A. federal system
  • B. unitary system
  • C. representative system
  • D. confederal system
  1. The famous Italian Fascist leader was
  • A. Mao Tse Tung
  • B. Kim Jung Un
  • C. Joseph Stalin
  • D. Benito Mussolini
  1. Aggregate view of individuals in a society is referred to as
  • A. Public outcry
  • B. people’s voice
  • C. popular opinion
  • D. public opinion
  1. The principle of civil service that guarantees the employment of public workers is 
  • A. neutralism
  • B. anonymity
  • C. permanence
  • D. loyalty
  1. The fragmented nature of the Igbo pre-colonial political system qualified it to be described as
  • A. centralised in nature
  • B. ceremonial political arrangement
  • C. acephalous in nature
  • D. republican system
  1. Which of these colonial constitutions in Nigeria endured for the longest period?
  • A. Richard
  • B. Clifford
  • C. Macpherson
  • D. Lyttleton
  1. One of these is not an organ of the Commonwealth of Nations
  • A. Assembly of Heads of State and Government
  • B. Commonwealth Secretariat
  • C. Conference of Prime Ministers
  • D. Fund for technical cooperation
  1. The organs of ECOWAS do NOT include the
  • A. Community Tribunal
  • B. Council of Ministers
  • C. Secreteriat
  • D. Conference
  1. ECOWAS secretariat is located in 
  • A. Accra
  • B. Abuja
  • C. Niamey
  • D. Cotonou
  1. Price stability in the international oil market is the major objective of the
  • A. UN
  • B. WTO
  • C. OPEC
  • D. AU
  1. Nigeria played fundamental roles in the creation of 
  • A. ECOWAS
  • B. OPEC
  • C. UN
  • D. Commonwealth
  1. The most effective instrument adopted by Nigeria against the East-West Cold War in the 1960s was
  • A. Good neighbourliness
  • B. Africa as the centrepiece
  • C. Anti-apartheid stance
  • D. Non-alignment policy
  1. The bipolar world was a major factor for the formation of
  • A. non-aligned movement
  • B. technical aid corps
  • C. NEPAD
  • D. ECOMOG
  1. The June 12 election in Nigeria was annulled by the regime of 
  • A. Olusegun Obasanjo
  • B. Ibrahim Babangida
  • C. Muhammadu Buhari
  • D. Yakubu Gowon

 

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