The current Executive Secretary of the ECOWAS is
- A. Mohammed Ibn Chambers
- B. Lansana Kouyate
- C. Abbas Bundu
- D. Abubakar Qattara
A major problem of the defunct Organization of African Unity was
- A. language barrier
- B. inadequate resources
- C. cultural diversity
- D. ideological differences
The leaders who spearheaded the transformation of the Organization of African Unity into the African Union are from
- A. Nigeria,Libya and Kenya
- B. Algeria,Libya and Zambia
- C. South Africa,Libya and Zambia
- D. Nigeria,Libya and South Africa
The Lagos Treaty of May 28th 1975 led to the formation of the
- A. African Economic Summit
- B. Lagos Plan Of Action
- C. Economic Community of West African States
- D. Economic Commision for Africa
Nigeria’s relation with black political communities outside Africa is built on
- A. shared political aspirations
- B. expectations of political support from them
- C. economic considerations
- D. percieved cultural affinities
With the admission of Asian and African countries to the Commonwealth,the Queen of England became the
- A. patron of the Commonwealth
- B. head of state of these countries
- C. chairperson of the Commonwealth
- D. head of government of these countries
The countries in which Nigeria participated in the ECOMOG peace-keeping operations were
- A. Sierra Leone and Cote d'ivoire
- B. Liberia and Sierra Leone
- C. Liberia and Guinea
- D. Senegal and Cote d'ivoire
The one-time president of the United Nations General Assembly was
- A. Joseph Garba
- B. Ibrahim Gambari
- C. Arthur Mbanefo
- D. Maitama Sule
The permanent members of the Security Council of the United Nations are
- A. Germany,France,Poland,Hungary and China
- B. Britain,Japan,Australia,Germany and the United States
- C. the United States,Russia,France,Britain and Japan
- D. the United States,Russia,France,Britain and China
Nigeria”s support for the South-South Cooperation is based on her desire to
- A. assert her leadership role in Africa
- B. promote her non-aligned policy
- C. promote economic understanding in the Third World
- D. counter the political and military domination by major powers
The tenure of the President of the UN Security Council is
- A. two years
- B. one month
- C. six months
- D. one year
The independent African countries that signed the OAU Charter on May 25th 1963 were
- A. Togo and Sierra Leone
- B. Morocco and Angola
- C. Togo and Morocco
- D. Chad and Gambia
- E. none of the above
The headquarters of the International Court of Justice is in
- A. Washington,D.C
- B. Paris
- C. London
- D. The Hague
The ECOWAS Treaty was reviewed in 1991 to
- A. accomodate the interest of France
- B. make it responsive to new challenges
- C. accomodate extra sub-regional interests
- D. mobilize ECOMOG
The major problem of the ECOWAS is lack of
- A. a common currency
- B. commitment by members
- C. uniform ideology
- D. a common customs union
The non-British colony which is a member of the Common wealth is
- A. Rwanda
- B. Guinea-Bissau
- C. Mozambique
- D. Eritrea
The majority of the OPEC members are from
- A. Latin America
- B. The Middle East Countries
- C. Asia
- D. Africa
The main constraint on Nigeria-Francophone West African cooperation is
- A. cultural differences
- B. ideological differences
- C. economic differences
- D. poor road network
Nigeria’s Non-Alignment Policy is constrained by her
- A. strong ties with Western powers
- B. membership of the ECOWAS
- C. Afrocentric posture
- D. membership of the UNO
Nigeria’s high standing in the UN General Assembly is underscored by her
- A. military strenght
- B. successes in UN elective offices
- C. contribution to global peace
- D. financial contributions
Nigeria’s relations with Britain was at a very low ebb under the
- A. Shagari Regime
- B. Buhari Regime
- C. Gowon Regime
- D. Babangida Regime