In what ways does the Organization of African Unity (O.A.U) look like a confederal type of government?
How did the general elections of 1964 affect political developments in Nigeria?
Discuss the objectives and achievements of the Nigerian National Democratic Party (NNDP) founded in 1923.
Compare the features of the British system of Indirect Rule with those of the French policy of Assimilation.
Identify the various ways by which the traditional rulers controlled their subjects in pre-colonial West Africa.
The Rule of Law presupposes that all men are equal before the law. But in practice, this is not always true. Discuss.
What measures can be taken to make public corporations more efficient?
Explain how a naturalized citizen could forfeit his acquired citizenship.
(a)Differentiate between legal sovereignty and political sovereignty.
(b) What factors limit the sovereignty of a government?
In what ways could the Executive arm of government interfere with the independence of the Judiciary?
The U.N.O’s estimate of the world’s population by the year 2000 is
- A. 2,500,000.000
- B. 3,000,000,000
- C. 4,200,000,000
- D. 6,500,000,000
- E. 100,000,000,000
Which of the following is not an organ of the UNO?The
- A. Security Council
- B. World Health Organization
- C. Economic and Social Council
- D. Secretariat
- E. International Court of Justice
The ” Uniting for Peace” resolution of the UNO was adopted in
- A. 1945
- B. 1947
- C. 1950
- D. 1960
- E. 1966
The veto given the five permanent members of the Security Council of the United Nations is necessary because it
- A. makes them respect the UNO and help her achieve her objectives
- B. gives due respect to whom honour is due
- C. makes apartheld South Africa to fear the UNO
- D. bringing the big powers into agreement on important world issues
- E. ensure the operation of the principle of collective responsibility
The ECOWAS Monitoring Group (ECOMOG) was organized to maintain peace in
- A. Cote d'lvoire
- B. Benin Republic
- C. Liberia
- D. Chad
- E. Guinea
All the following are organs of OAU except
- A. Assembly of Heads of State and Government
- B. Economic Commission fo Africa
- C. General Secretariat
- D. Council of Ministers
- E. Commission for Mediation Conciliation and Arbitration
The moving force behind the formation of OAU was
- A. William Tubman
- B. Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
- C. Jomo Kenyatta
- D. Kwame Nkrumah
- E. Julius Nyerere
Which of the following is not a serious problems of ECOWAS?
- A. The economies of member states are not complementary
- B. Member states are primary producers
- C. Members states have dependent economies
- D. The monetary policies of member states differ
- E. Member states speak different languages
All the following are aims and objectives of ECOWAS except to
- A. maintain closer relations among member ststes
- B. encourage customs union and common market
- C. raise the political consciousness of the people
- D. raise the people's standard of living
- E. foster political peace and unity in West Africa
Behind the principle of ” African as the centerpiece of Nigeria’s foreign policy” is the understanding that
- A. for Nigeria to be great her neigbours must become great as well
- B. Nigerian is the gaint of Africa
- C. Nigeria must use her encormous oil wealth to control her neighbours
- D. Nigeria should be the mouthpiece of Africa in the UNO
- E. Nigeria must give aids to poor African nations
Katsina and Akwa Ibom stste were created in
- A. 1967
- B. 1976
- C. 1986
- D. 1987
- E. 1988