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2290

The primary purpose of the state is to

  • A. establish a system of law and order
  • B. train people to becaome good citizens
  • C. Cater for all the needs of the citizens
  • D. ensure the self sufficiency of its people
  • E. ensure that its people enjoy absolute freedom
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2291

The declaration of state of emergency in Western Nigeria was protected by the constitution of

  • A. 1954
  • B. 1951
  • C. 1960
  • D. 1963
  • E. 1948
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2292

In the Oyo traditional political system the Alaafin of Oyo was elected or chosen by a group known as the

  • A. Bales
  • B. Obas
  • C. Ogboni
  • D. Bashorun
  • E. Oyomesi
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2293

The membership of the state in Nigeria is made up of

  • A. Federal Ministers
  • B. State commissioners
  • C. State governors
  • D. the leader of state and the traditional chiefs
  • E. the state governors and the head of state
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2294

Which of the following is not an accepted way of resolving international conflict?

  • A. Diplomacy
  • B. Propaganda
  • C. Non-militray use of force
  • D. Militray force (war)
  • E. Nuclear war
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2295

The following independence of Nigeria was in 1945 with the coming to power in British of

  • A. Conservative Party
  • B. Tory Party
  • C. Liberal Party
  • D. Labour Party
  • E. Democratic Party
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2296

The following key factors which influenced Nigeria’s foreign relations except

  • A. peaceful co-existence
  • B. economic dependence
  • C. non-interference
  • D. respect for territorial integrity
  • E. international co-operation
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2297

The major problem that arose from the 1979 election centred around the

  • A. inability of many voters to find their names on the voters register
  • B. cancellation of election results in many constituencies because of alleged irregularities
  • C. inability of some dissatisfied candidates to seek redress in the court of law
  • D. controversy over the presidential election result
  • E. widespread complaint that too many elections were scheduled too close together
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2298

Rule adjudication is the main function of the

  • A. Executive
  • B. President
  • C. Legistature
  • D. Judiciary
  • E. National Assembly
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2299

Another word for red-tapism is

  • A. democracy
  • B. authocracy
  • C. idiosyncrasy
  • D. bureaucracy
  • E. theocracy
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2300

In the process of governing, OUTPUT refers to

  • A. the influence of pressure group
  • B. demand of the political system
  • C. the decision of the government
  • D. the opinion of the electorate
  • E. the influence of political parties
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2301

A Nigeria citizen can only be deprived of his citizenship if he is

  • A. condemned to death
  • B. convicted by a court of law
  • C. married to a foreigner
  • D. holding a dual citizenship
  • E. an armed robber
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2302

Which of the following is not relevant to communism?

  • A. Democracy
  • B. Violent reolution
  • C. Friedrich Engels
  • D. Class war
  • E. Private Enterprise
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2303

A state is a special from of human association because it

  • A. has a legitimate monoploy of life and death penalties over its citizens
  • B. is the richest association in society
  • C. has a constitution approved by the citizens
  • D. can punish law breakers
  • E. has a government
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2304

The state is different from the government because

  • A. the State unlike the Government is permanent
  • B. the Government is made up of powerful people
  • C. members of the Government are elected
  • D. the state is created by God
  • E. The state can exercise absolute power
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2305

The United Nations organization (UNO)has its headquarters in

  • A. Britain
  • B. USSR
  • C. USA
  • D. China
  • E. France
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2306

Nigeria broke diplomatic relations with Israel in 1973 because of Israeli

  • A. recongnition of Biafra
  • B. occupation of Egyptian territory
  • C. refusal to give aid to Nigeria
  • D. economic relations with South Africa
  • E. raid on Entebbe airport in Uganda
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2307

The two components of sovereignty are

  • A. the rule of law and fundamental human rights
  • B. political power and political authority
  • C. political culture and political socialization
  • D. influence and poltical authority
  • E. political independence and supreme authority of the state within its territory
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2308

Federal Elections were held in Nigeria in

  • A. 1946,1951,1954,1979 and 1983
  • B. 1954,1959,1964,1979 and 1983
  • C. 1923, 1946,1951,1979,and 1983
  • D. 1954,1960,1964,1979 and1983
  • E. 1960,1963,1964,1979 and 1983
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2309

A rigid constitution is said to be best suited for a

  • A. Federal Government
  • B. Socialist Government
  • C. Military Government
  • D. Unitary government
  • E. Fascist Government
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2310

Which one of the following countries has an unwritten constitution?

  • A. Great Britain
  • B. France
  • C. United State of American
  • D. Federal Republic of Germany
  • E. Germany Democratic Republic
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