Which of the following African leaders played a significant role in the formation of NEPAD?
- A. Julius Nyerere
- B. Nelson Mandela
- C. Muammar Gaddafi
- D. Robert Mugabe
In which system of government is the executive and legislature fused?
- A. Cabinet
- B. Presidential
- C. Unitary
- D. Federal
Pressure groups primarily aim to
- A. promote social equality and justice
- B. gain political power and control
- C. influence public opinion through media campaigns
- D. disrupt the functioning of the government
Which document serves as the constitution of the United Nations?
- A. Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- B. Geneva conventions
- C. Treaty of the Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
- D. Charter of the United Nations
If the president refuses to sign a bill within a specific period, it can still become a law through
- A. legislative override
- B. none of the above
- C. judicial review
- D. public petition
Which of the following is a feature of Nigerian Federalism?
- A. Single-party system
- B. Centralized fiscal system
- C. Autonomy of local government
- D. Strong central government
Which African country successfully resisted European imperialism and maintained its independence?
- A. Ghana
- B. Ethiopia
- C. Kenya
- D. Algeria
What is the term for a system of government in which power is held by a small group of people?
- A. Oligarchy
- B. Monarchy
- C. Theocracy
- D. Democracy
Which of the following is a function of the Public Complaints Commission?
- A. Managing public transportation
- B. Enforcing criminal laws
- C. Conducting investigations and enquiries
- D. Implementing foreign policies
Which of the following is a limitation of pressure groups?
- A. They only represent the interests of the wealthy.
- B. They have no influence on the government policies
- C. They may prioritize their own interests over the public interest
- D. They often resort to violent tactics
What is the main source of funding for public corporations in Nigeria?
- A. Government budget allocations
- B. Foreign aid
- C. Revenues generated from their operations
- D. Donations from private companies
In a parliamentary system of government, the executive branch is
- A. under the control of the judiciary
- B. combined with the legislative branch
- C. elected through popular votes
- D. separate from the legislative branch
Which of the following is a right associated with citizenship?
- A. Right to education
- B. Right to vote
- C. Right to privacy
- D. Right to property
Which of the following documents granted Nigeria its independence?
- A. The Lancaster House Agreement
- B. The Atlantic Charter
- C. The Nigerian Independence Act
- D. The United Nations Declaration on Decolonization
During the cold war, Nigeria’s foreign policy was characterized by
- A. alignment with the United States
- B. Neutrality and non-alignment
- C. Pursuit of colonial interest
- D. alignment with the Soviet Union
The constitutional amendment process in Nigeria requires the approval of
- A. The Independent National Electoral Commission(INEC)
- B. The National Assembly
- C. The President
- D. The Supreme Court
Who is the current chairperson of ECOWAS?
- A. Bola Ahmed Tinubu
- B. Alassane Ouattara
- C. Macky Sall
- D. Nana-Akufo Ado
The policy of ‘indigenization’ was introduced under the regime of?
- A. General Yakubu Gowon
- B. General Olusegun Obasanjo
- C. General Ibrahim Babangida
- D. General Sani Abacha
In a parliamentary system of government, the head of government is typically ___________.
- A. elected directly by the people
- B. the leader of the majority party in the legislature
- C. appointed by the judiciary
- D. chosen by the head of state
Which of the following is not a source of public opinion?
- A. Opinion polls
- B. Academic Journals
- C. Social media
- D. political parties
Which of the following is a fundamental principle of democratic governance?
- A. Centralized decision-making
- B. Censorship of the media
- C. Citizen Participation
- D. Authoritarianism