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The following influential nationalist leaders contributed significantly to shaping the political destiny and nation-states of West Africa except

  • A. Dawda Kairaba Jawara
  • B. Kwame Nkrumah
  • C. Nnamdi Azikwe
  • D. Oliver Tambo
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23

The Crown Colony policy introduced some progressive institutions of governance in West Africa such as the 

  • A. creation of the rigid class system
  • B. education of the traditional rulers
  • C. introduction of the Western legal system
  • D. introduction of military academy
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24

Nationalism played a crucial role in the struggle for independence in West Africa by way of fostering a sense of community among the people and 

  • A. abhorrence of the Western style of governance
  • B. civil disobedience and the killings of white officials
  • C. dismantling of artificial borders
  • D. political consciousness
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25

Which institution of state enables different groups and interests to be represented as well as actively participate in the political space?

  • A. Advocate Groups
  • B. Democracy
  • C. Judiciary
  • D. Political party
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26

The surge in nationalism and its related activities was fueled by oppressive colonial experiences and 

  • A. partition of West African territories
  • B. the strong desire for civilisation
  • C. ideology and activities of Pan-Africanism
  • D. monopoly of mineral resources and land degradation
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27

What colonial policy worked against the sovereign power and authority and the traditional political authority and institutions?

  • A. Crown Colony Edict
  • B. Expatriate Edict
  • C. Indirect Rule
  • D. Protectorate Colony Edict
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28

What encompasses a range of diplomatic, political, economic and security decisions and actions that a state embarks on to protect and promote sovereignty on the global stage? 

  • A. Alliances
  • B. Foreign policy
  • C. National interest
  • D. constitutionalism
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29

The African Union (AU) aims to promote gender equality and women’s empowerment through the strategic framework organ of the 

  • A. African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM)
  • B. African Development Bank (ADB)
  • C. New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD)
  • D. Specialised Commission of Women Empowerment (SCWE)
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30

The Commonwealth of Nations concerns itself with one of the following activities in member countries which is

  • A. assisting in the overthrow of unpopular government
  • B. conducting elections in member countries
  • C. operating the financial sector of poor countries
  • D. promotion of peace and security
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31

The African Union (AU) aims at ensuring the following developments in member countries except for 

  • A. equal distribution of wealth
  • B. governance and democracy
  • C. peace and security
  • D. social development
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32

One of the reasons for which the United Nations (UN) is considered as the only influential world body is the fact that it

  • A. plays a crucial role in international diplomacy
  • B. supports the war mission of member countries
  • C. influences regime change by supporting the opposition
  • D. withholds humanitarian support to military regimes
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33

Despite the many challenges bedevilling the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), it has managed over the years in promoting

  • A. regime protection and economic stability in member countries
  • B. collective will against globalisation
  • C. trade tariffs and self-reliance
  • D. regional integration and cooperation
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34

Which situation in a democratic state can create an environment where military intervention is perceived as the only option to restore order, protect the population or address grievances?

  • A. boycott of elections
  • B. economic crises
  • C. political crises
  • D. youth unemployent
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35

A set of principles enshrined in a constitution that guide the government in making laws and policies for the welfare of the people is referred to as

  • A. directive principle of state policy
  • B. constitutional provisions
  • C. Human Rights and Administrative Justice
  • D. edicts, customs and traditions
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36

A type of constitution suitable for the governance of a federal state is a 

  • A. flexible constitution
  • B. rigid constitution
  • C. republican constitution
  • D. parliamentary constitution
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37

Which one of the following cannot be considered as a factor that influences the delimitation of a country into constituencies? 

  • A. administrative convenience
  • B. geographical proximity
  • C. historical experience
  • D. political socialisation
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38

The impartiality of the civil servants is important to the governance structure because they work for the interest of the 

  • A. bureaucrat
  • B. executive
  • C. presidency
  • D. state
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39

As part of its constitutional mandate, the Public Service Commission operates to

  • A. appoint the head of the commission
  • B. carry out the order of the presidency only
  • C. recruit high ranking personnel for the civil service
  • D. review salaries and allowances of staff of the executive only
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40

One of the following options  does not pass as a means of ensuring the independence of the judiciary which is

  • A. immunity from prosecution
  • B. promotion on merit
  • C. security of tenure
  • D. salary determined by the executive
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41

The local government administration in many West African countries is faced with a myriad of problems one of which is

  • A. employment retention
  • B. illiterate traditional authorities
  • C. unavailability of land
  • D. weak institution
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42

Which state institution is referred to as the bureaucratic wing responsible for the running of government offices, agencies and departments?

  • A. Bureau of National Affairs
  • B. Civil Service
  • C. Controller of state services
  • D. Public services board
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