NECO SSCE - Government - 2002

The traditional Fulani Political system could be described as

The principle of popular sovereignty is the bedrock of

One of the causes of political apathy is

What is NOT true of the secretary-general of the Organization of African Unity (OAU)?

Who was the first national president of the National Council of Nigeria and Cameroon?

During the Imperial Conference of 1926, autonomous countries within the British Empire were granted ........ status.

Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely’. This phrase is credited to

The means and conditions for the establishment of a representative government do NOT include

The leadership of the NCNC in 1946 embarked on a nation-wide tour in order to

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is an example of a/n

Centralization of power is another form of

Another name for pressure groups is .......... groups.

The 1960 Nigeria’s independence constitution established a central Parliament made up of the

Which country is NOT a member of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)?

Katsina and Akwa lbom states were created in 1987 by General

Which system of government is the rule of law a feature?

The only national political party between 1944-1951 in Nigeria was the

Nigerian foreign policy during General Sani Abacha’s regime could be described as

The power to legislate is usually exercised by the

General Abdulsalam Abubakar’s regime ended on

Which reason could NOT be responsible for the creation of local governments in Nigeria.

The dichotomy which began in 1953 between the North and South in Nigeria was caused by the disagreement over the

An election in which citizens vote for or against a specific political issue is called a/an

The complexity and technical nature of some legislative matters have created the need for

The process of learning the political attitudes, values and beliefs that are relevant to the political system is known as

The success story of indirect rule in Northern Nigeria was largely due to the

Under the 1979 constitution in Nigeria, how many members are there in the House of Representatives?

The process through which members of a constituency can call back their representative in whom they have lost confidence is called

Which condition does NOT necessitate the adoption of federalism?

Which country was a member of the Casablanca group?

An example of a country that operates a multi-party system is

The first military intervention in Nigerian politics was on

Nigeria became a federation of four regions during the regime of

Which is NOT a sub-field of government?

Who was chairman of the Transitional Council when it was inaugurated in January 1993?

Which republic is Nigeria currently operating as a democratic nation?

Which region ignited the census crisis of 1963 by not accepting the government’s figures?

The system of government in which the sole executive is NOT obliged to accept the advice of his cabinet is known as

An effort to manipulate public opinion favorable to a single interest is called

In the Yoruba society the Oyomesi

The system of government in which all aspects of life are controlled by the government is

ln which region did the indirect rule system suffer the greatest opposition in Nigeria?

One significant change introduced by the 1954 Lyttleton constitution was the

A group of people who are united by common ties, political aspirations and historical development can be called a

Which class of the civil service has the closest contact with the political class?

What is NOT a function of a political party in Nigeria?

Which is NOT a hindrance to fundamental human rights?

Which political party of the second republic had the highest number of representatives in the national assembly?

Local government is usually described as a grass root government because

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