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doyinmolah: Correction
1 c
2 a
3 d
4 c
5 a
6 b
7 c
8 b
9 a
10 d
11 d
12 c
13 a
14 c
15 d
16 b
17 b
18 b
19 c
20 b
21 a
22 c
23 d
24 c
25 a

oga now.... Una don chop am finish #ah no knw say u don do d correction sef as I just see am I just quick answer am ..... Chai!! Sobs.....

doyinmolah: 1 The benefits of separation of powers include the following except
a prevention of tyranny
b check of abuse
c promoting democracy with free and fair election
d avoidance of arbitrariness
2 All but one of these id not an agent of political socialisation
a the constitution
b the family
c peer group
d schools
3 Orthodox monarchical system is practiced in
a nigeria
b kuwait
c iran
d england
4 These are common forms of government except
a federal
b unitary
c plural
d confederal
5 A non monarchical state is a
a republic
b confederation
c nation
federation
6 In addition to the statutory function of making law, the legislature
a advises the judiciary
b checks the executive power
c appoints civil servants
implement executive decisions
7 In the process of implementing laws the executive sometimes performs
a judicial function
b bureaucratic function
c oversight function
d legislative function
8 In a monarchical form of government sovereignty resides with
a the council of ministers
b royalty
c peasantry
d the entire citizenry
9 The following are the duties of Nigerian police force
a maintain law and order
b check misuse of government funds
c control traffick
d make minor laws
10 In which of the following countries is governmental powers so fused?
a nigeria
b U S A
c france
d canada
11 In a presidential system of government, the legislature and executive are
a appointed at the same time to an unfixed term
b appointed by the judiciary to a fixed term
c elected separately to an unfixed term
d elected separately to a fixed term
12 The system of government whereby the central authority legislate on all matters is
a presidential
b confederal
c military
d federal
13 The Director of Public Prosecution(DPP) was not subject to direction or control from any person or authority under the
a republican constitution
b unitary constitution
c dominion constitution
d presidential constitution
14 In a state where there is no government............. is conspicuously experienced
a peace
b aristocracy
c anarchy
d democracy
15 A capitalist state is based on
a religion
b creating job opportunities
c dictatorship
d free trade
16 A bill becomes an act of parliament after it has been
a passed by the parliament
b signed by the head of state
c processed through the committee of the house
d debated in the house
17 The most critical debates on a bill and amendments to it take place during the
a first reading
b second reading
c third reading
d assent
18 The standing committee of a legislature is one
a whose members stand while deliberating
b that has statutory responsibilities
c that performs adhoc functions
d where the constitution is supreme
19 The electorate can remove an elected official by an act of
a consensus
b plebiscite
c recall
d impeachment
20 Which of the following is not a feature of Nigeria's electoral system?
a direct election
b proportional representation
c general election
d secret ballot
21 A special election organised to decide on a political issue is known as
a plebiscite
b by election
c general election
d primary election
22 One remarkable point against a multi party system is, the
a banning of interest group
b inability to attract foreign assistance
c high cost of conducting elections
d encouragement of oppossition and instability
23 which of the following is not a function of a political system
a decision making
b interest articulation
c political recruitment
d organising marriages
24 The term ''acephalous'' is used to describe the traditional political system of the
a bini
b ibibio
c igbo
d kalahari
25 Which of the following in a sokoto caliphate performed functions similar to that of the Bashorun in oyo kingdom
a waziri
b galadima
c maaji
d alkali

1*C
2*A
3*C
4*C
5*A
6*B
7*C
8*B
9*B
10*C
11*D
12*C
13*D
14*C
15*D
16*B
17*C
18*B
19*C
20*B
21*A
22*D
23*D
24*C
25*A
#LEGGO O

Fynestboi: GOVT 2010
1. A
2. C
3. C
4. D
5. B
6. A
7. A
8. A
9. A
10. A
11. A
12. D
13. A
14. A
15. A
16. C
17. C
18. D
19. C
20. B
21. A
22. B
23. B
24. B
25. D

Omat 15----60
Ortarico 12---48
doyin 20--- 80%
promisechild 21--- 84%
papadinho 22--- 88%
olalerey 16---- 64%
emakelvin 17---68%
taylor 19----76%
ajani---- 23---- 92
seyi 18----- 72%

dat number 24 I'm sure the answer should be D #lolz

Trendytessy: Hapi father's day 2 all d papas here. Enjoy!

papa!! Lolz.... Alll iz well.

michaeltotti: i agree d fact dt luck work wit admsion...bt u av to read bfor yu gt luck oooooo.....ork widaot faith is oku ooo...let read first nd den ask for God favour....any urp student in d aoz?

this is the equation sir....
Preparation + luck = Success

Adex where una dey al ds while.... Abi una don go download those hmmmn...... God dey o '''''''''#leggo peeps

Fynestboi: OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY 2010 POST UME TEST

1. The Authur Richards constitution was designed to last for;
a. Nine years b. Five years
c. Twelve years d. Six years

2. Under the 1963 Republican Constitution, the President exercised:
a. Judicial powers b. Executive powers c. Norminal powers d. Concurrent powers

3. The Clifford constitution was notable for
a. Amalgamating the Northern and Southern provinces
b. Introducing indirect rule
c. Establishing the legislative council
d. Creating a Northern majority in the legislative council

4. In a federal constitution, legislative powers that are shared by two levels of
government are referred to as
a. Exclusive b. Extra-ordinary
c. Residual d. Concurrent

5. During the period of 1960-1966, Nigeria
was governed under the:
a. Presidential system of government
b. Westminster system of government
c. Confederal system of government
d. Unitary system of government

6. Which of the following in the Sokoto
Caliphate performed functions similar to
that of the Bashorun in Oyo kingdom ?
a. Waziri b. Galadima
c. Ma’aji d. Alkali

7. In the Igbo political system, the most senior member of thecouncil of elders is the
a. Okpara b. Obi c. Eze d. Ofo

8. A non-monarchicalstate can best be described as a:
a. public b. Confederation
c. Nation d. Federation

9. Proportional representation favours
a. Multi-party system
b. Three-party system
c. Two-party system
d. One-party system

10. One major factor that differentiates the presidential from the parliamentary system is:a. Separation of powers
b. Judicial independence
c. Passage of bills
d. Party system

11. A state with a hegemonic party is one in which:
a. There is one dominant party
b. There is no opposition party
c. There is only one party
d. Other parties are officiallyrecognized.

12. In the First Republic, politics in Northern Nigeria was dominated by
a. NEPU b. UMBC c. NCNC d. NPC

13. The creation of classless society is the ultimate aim of
a. Communism b. Socialism
c. Fascism d. capitalism

14. Herbert Macaulay was the first President of
a. NCNC b. AG c. UMBC d. NEPU

15. A special election organized to decide on
a political issue is known as
a. Plebiscite b. By election
c. General election
d. Primary election

16. Equality before the law is a component of
a. Separation of powers
b. Checks and balances
c. The rule of law d. Constitutional law

17. In the process of implementing laws, the executive sometimes performs
a. Judicial functions
b. Bureaucratic function
c. Oversight function
d. Legislative function

18. Which of these was the main organ of the defunct OAU?
a. The Liberation Committee
b. The Council of Ministers
c. The Commission for Mediation,
Conciliation and Arbitration
d. The Assembly of Heads of State and
Government

19. Nigeria hosts of the Commonwealth
Conference which eventually led to the
Independence of
a. Mozambique b. Namibia
c. Zimbabwe d. Malawi

20. Multilateralismin Nigeria’s foreign policy entailsa. Africa being the centre piece of Nigeria’s foreign policy
b. Non-aligned posture in international affairs
c. Quest for a permanent membership of the UN securitycouncil
d. Membership of international organization

21. The ancient Greeks practiced
a. Direct democracy
b. Representative democracy
c. Liberal democracy
d. Benevolent dictatorships

22. Fascism originated from:
a. Greece b. Italy
c. China d. Germany

23. According to Karl Marx, the mode of production that precede Capitalism is
a. Mercantilism b. Feudalism
c. Socialism d. Communalism

24. One of the destructive features of a democracy is that it
a. connotes civil rule
b. facilitates popular participation
c. Provides for a unicameral legislature
d. Is not associated with one party state

25. Serfs are the dominated class under:
e. Capitalism b. Socialism
c. Fascism d. feudalism

chai!! O gbona felifeli......
1A
2C
3C
4D
5B
6A
7A
8A(REPUBLIC)
9A
10A
11B
12D
13A
14A
15A
16C
17C
18D
19A
20B
21A
22B
23B
24D
25D

promisechild: it not 1917 it 1919 even passquestions used to use it to aske question e.g ncbWa that was founded in 1919 was founded by who? I know ur comprehensive govt wrote 1917 but dat is not correct.

this has been debated on some pages back and through our findings we came to realise it's 1919.

Samtolly4JESUS: *yawns* Good Morning my people............ And Happy Weekend

lolz morning bro

Fynestboi: 5. The rule of law can be expressed as the supremacy of law over everybody in a
political system.

9. Henry Willink’s Commission, the minority commission of 1957 was a commission
of inquiry that look into the fears of the minority in the country and NOT TO CREATE more states.

17. Ministry of External Affairs champion the foreign policy of Nigeria. Foreign
policy refers to the decision and actively taken by a state to pursue her interests within the
global system.

virtually, no 5 and 17 are hard pills of answers to swallow oga mi.

promisechild: 1.Liberia became independent in
A.1847 b.1858 c.1941 d.1936

2.The last governor election forum election was held in

A.may 19 b.may 21 c. may 24. D.may 25

3.The present nigeria national anthen arise o compatriot was composed in what year

A.1960 b.1963 c.1978 d. 1951

4.NAFDAC was established in

A.1990 b.1991 c 1993 d.1999

5.Economic diplomacy was introduced during the era of

A.tafawa balewa b.ibrahim babaginda c.buhari d.yakubu gowon

6.which of the following country does not belong to west africa

A.cape verde b.tazania c.liberia d.bukina faso

7.which of the following country recognised biafra republic

A.ghana b.comoro island c.eritea d.ivory coast

8.NCBWA was formed in Ghana in

A.1917 b.1919 c. 1920 d. 1923

9.The one time british prime minister that refused the request of the NCBWA was

A.magaret thatcher B.lord milner c.john major d.robert edison.

10 The united states of america flag has how many star

A.15 b.20 c.50 d.10



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1b
2b
3c
4c
5b
6b
7b
8b
9d
10c

Fynestboi: Abeg no tym to check tym here is d GOVT CORRECTION

1. B
2. D
3. D
4. B
5. C
6. B
7. D
8. B
9. B
10. C
11. B
12. A
13. C
14. B
15. D
16. D
17. D
18. D
19. C
20. B
21. D
22. A
23. A
24. C
25. D


score board


samtolly 20------80%
thiannah 16------64%
papadinho 18------72%
doyinmolah- 17--- 68%
promise 21----- 84%
orelly 17---- 68
micracy 19--- 76%

numba 19 is a typography error so if u dont pick anytn u re correct bt if u pick any of d optn den u re wrng ¤winks¤ democracy started wit d greeks..... though i lata cum bk to effect sum change bt its to late...

2010, cuming afta promisechild's questns....

so, the no 25 no be typo error? Lolz abi na public deal im be ni? Dah one sef na bonus too. Relishin d 2010 hammer. #+#

simplifier: Imagine, how many stars dey the us flag

d us flag still dey fair nao #no be 50? (repping the 50states).

chai!! Another morning is here o. Thank God for a new day. Good morning peeps #success is ours #up we go.

Fynestboi: 1. C
2. A
3. D
4. D
5. D
6. B
7. B
8. A
9. C
10. C
11. A
12. C
13. A
14. A
15. C
16. D
17. A
18. C
19. A
20. C
21. C
22. C
23. C
24. A
25. A
26. B
27. D


Asakel- 48.1%
samtolly 37%
simplify 44.4%
Doyin 67%
fred 56%
Oluwacolded 73.3
Thought 70.3
orelly 70.3
olalere 81%
papadinho 41%

nothing surprising. #up we gau

Fynestboi: Oya no tym to check tym


OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY 2009 POST UME TEST


1. Traditional rulers were restricted to ceremonial rulesby the local government reforms
of
a. 1966 b. 1976 c. 1984 d.1987


2. A parliamentary system, who ensures that members arein the house to vote on major
issues
a. Party leaders
b. Speaker of the House
c. Clerk of the House
d. Whip


3. A system in which no singleperson serves as the chief executive is known as a.
Republican b. Revolutionary
c. Collegial d. Parliamentary


4. A social system in which power is derived from control over land is called
a. Oligarchy b. Feudalism
c. Socialism d. Welfarism


5. “Rule of Law” refers to situation in which
a. Lawyers are the rulers
b. Laws are supreme
c. The judiciary is independent
d. Parliament makes laws


6. An important principle of the civil service is
a. Authoritarianis m b. Anonymity
c. Nepotism d. Partisanship


7. Which of these constitution recognized local government as the third tier of
government
a. The 1946 Constitution
b. The 1960 constitution
c. The 1963 constitution
d. the 1979 constitution


8. A condition for judicial independence is the appointment of judges by the
a. Civil service commission
b. Judicial service Commission
c. Low Review Commission
d. The 1979 constitution


9. The minorities Commissionappointed in Nigeria in 1957 recommend that
a. More states should be created in the federation
b. No more states should created before independence c. Nigeria should revert to a unitary structure
d. the legislature should Legislate for the minority areas
e the minorities should constitute one state



10. The second military coup deta’t in Nigeria
took place on
a January 15, 1966 b. October 1, 1966
c. July 29, 1966 d. July 29, 1975
e. February 13, 1976


11. One of these was in existence before the outbreak of the second world war
a. The OAU b. The League of Nations
c. The UNO
d. The Commonwealth of Nations
e. ECOWAS


12. An important advantage of creating more constitutionin a federal state is to
a. Enhance the People’s participation
b. Enable ambitious Politicians gain political power
c. Make the states gain more power from the federal government
d. Curb the excess of the federal government


13. Under the Presidential system
a. The party with the majority of seat forms the Executive
b. There is the principle of collective responsibility
c. The president may come from any of the parties
d. The states take instruction from the federal government


14. Public opinion is importantbecause it
a. Tells government what action it must take
b. Lets government know whatthe people want
c. Allows Police to manage crisis
d. Mothers the minorities in resource lean areas
e. Guarantees people’s freedomand rights


15. Bicameral legislature exists
a. Where two cameras are used to monitor court proceedings
b. To prevent the concentration of power on legislative house
c. To provide jobs for more politicians
d. To ensure that just laws are passed


16. Africans were first elected to the legislative council in British West Africa in
a. Ghana b. Sierra Leone
c. The Gambia d. Nigeria


17. One of the functions of the Ministry of external affairsis the
a. Deportation of illegal aliens
b. Issuance of Passports
c. Defence of the Country’s Borders d. Help in revert to a unitary structure

18. The leader of the Northern People’s congress was
a. Yakubu Maitama Sule
b. AbubakarTafawa Balewa
c. Aminu Kano
d. Ahmadu Bello


19. The idea of democracy started with the
a. Romans b. Pensions d. Egyptians


20. In the Marxist theory, those who live by selling theirlabour are called
a. Bourgeoisie b. Proletariats c. Feudal lords d. Slaves


21. Which of the following is NOT an acceptable means of achieving democracy?
a. Referendum b. Recall
c. Initiative d. Riots


22 The branch of government responsible for implementing laws is the
a. Executives b. Legislature d. Police


23. In a democracy, sovereignty is vested in a. The community b. Public officials
c. Judges d. The head of State e. The Legislature


24. Universal Adult Suffrage means all
a. Adult citizens can vote
b. Citizens vote
c. Qualified citizens can vote
d. Literate citizens can vote
e. Adult males can vote


25. A bill that applies to the whole population and is intended to promote the general
welfare is called
a. A private bill
b. A decree
c. An Appropriation bill
d. A public deal
e. An edict

1d
2d
3d
4b
5b
6b
7b
8b
9b
10c
11b
12a
13a
14a
15d
16d
17b
18d
19nil
20a
21d
22a
23a
24c
25nil

Samtolly4JESUS: pass quick quick make we see front oh my bro

hahahahahahaha lolz

Oluwacolded: blind,stupid and gibberish arguement how can Someone that commit a crime would be convicted of his citizen it not possible only h is right and freedom that would be deprieved not citizenship.

easy with your choice of words sir.

Samtolly4JESUS: morning people, how was the night?

morning sir,good o oga mi

mathefaro: 30km/min means;
30km = 1 min..........(i)
then convert the km to cm and min to sec
(1km = 100000cm, 1 min = 60 sec)
therefore, (i) becomes:
3000000cm = 60sec;
divide both sides by 60;
50000cm = 1 sec;
therefore 30km/min = 50000cm/sec.

thanks boss. This is clearer.

[OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY ENGLISH
2008 POST UME TEST
1. An autobiographical novel is:
a. A novel written about another novelist
b. A true account of a novelist’s life by himself
c. A novel in which the novelist draws mainly on materials from his own life
d. A novel using the ‘I’ pronoun

2. Plot in prose fiction is best defined as:
a. The cause and — effect sequence of events
b. The brief summary of events
c. The central event
d. The subject — matter of a novel

3. Which of these is not true about unity of action in a novel?
a. Action may be unified through a single main character
b. Action may be unified by being set in one place
c. Action may be unified by many characters
d. Action may be unified by having one consistent point of view

4. Action in a novel is best defined as:
a. The summary of the novel’s story
b. What the characters do or say in the novel
c. The numerous sub — plots of the novel put together
d. The totality of all the episodes in a novel leading to the conclusion

5. Suspense in a novel means
a. the postponement of the hero’s death till the last possible moment
b. the intense emotions that the author conveys
c the inconclusive end of a novel
d. when we are curious about what happens next in a novel

6. A realistic novel is one in which the characters are:
a. real
b. historical
c. just of above average intelligence
d. the types that we meet in everyday life

7. Theme is best defined as:
a. The subject matter of a novel or play the b. central idea in a play or novel
c. The point of view in that novel
d. The sum — total of all the characters experiences

8. What figure of speech does the following quotation contain?
Life’s but a walking shadow (Macbeth)
a. A metaphor b. An image
c. A synecdoche d. An allusion


9. Which of the following statement is most true about poetry?a the meaning of words are more important than their sounds
b. the sounds of words are more important than their meanings
c. the sound of words are often more important than their meanings
d sounds and meanings of words are of little consequence

10. Which of these best define exposition in drama?
a. the author’s own general introduction to the play
b. the author’s early exposure of his dramatis personae to conflict
c. introduction to the characters and the general problem with which the play deals
d. the first performance of the play on stage

11. When the speaker in a poem cannot be identified with the poet, that speaker is called:
a. a persona
b. a dramatis persona
c. a soliloquist
d. a ventriloquist

12. Which of these definitions best describes a lyric?
a. A short poem
b. a short poem in which the poet himself is speaking
c. a poem expressing a personal idea, feeling or mood
d. a poem divided into stanzas
Read the following extract from a poem to answer questions 13 and 14.
Among rocks, I am the loose one, among arrows, I am tehheart among daughters, I am
the recluse, among sons, the one who dies young

13. What kind of repetition is used in the
extract ?
a. anaphora
b. single word repetition
c. line repetition
d. phrase repetition

14. Apart from emphasis, what other effect
does the repetition have?
a. makes the poem rhythmical
b. makes the poem tedious
c. makes the poem monotonous
d. ‘makes the poem exhilarating

15 The following line from poem Western wind, when will thou blow? Is an example of:
a rhetorical question b. caesura
c. alliteration d. nature imagery

16. identify the odd one out of these types of imagery
a. visual imagery b. tactile imagery
c. synaesthesia d. literal imagery

17. When a poet uses mainly soft vowel sounds in a poem, the texture of the poem is:
a. mellifluous b. harsh c. assonantal
d. neutral

18. The sounds in the following lines may be described as an example of:
The moan of doves in immemorial elms, And murmuring of innumerable bees
a. Alliteration b. Euphony
c. Cacophony d. A mixture of all above

19. The man dies in him who keeps silent in the face of tyranny”. This statement can be
described as:
a. Metaphoric b. Literal
c. Tragic d. a simile

20. The literary technique in which a reader taken to the past of a current action is known
as:
a. rewinding b. fast forward
c. flashback d. repetition

21. One rhyme scheme typical of the English sonnet is
a. abba abba cde dee
b. abba abba cde cde
c. abab cdcd efef
d. abcd babb cde cc

22. Farce thrive on
a. big events b. absurdity
c. promotion Incidents
d. picture of a situation is

23. A short witty statement is an
a. epistle b. eulogy
c. epigram d. anecdote.]
1b
2a
3c
4c
5d
6d
7b
8d
9a
10c
11d
12c
13a
14d
15c
16b
17c
18a
19b
20c
21b
22d
23d
24a
25a
26c
27d #chai...ds question strong oo

zezeny: Am rili sorry about d mix up. U are actually right. Adetokunbo is d correct answer. @all I appologize for dat error.

I don dey double google again cos of ds tn....... Weldone zezeny. God bless you

zezeny: U may like to answer dese little English questions:
The GRAMMATICAL NAME name of the following STRESSED sentences are:
(1) WHAT I DETEST MOST is smoking
(a) noun clause. (b) adjectival clause. (c) noun phrase (d) adverbial phrase

(2) THE OLD MAN is in the room
(a) norminal clause. (b) noun phase. (c) gerundive phrase. (d) verb phrase

(3) Your plan, TO RUN AWAY, has been detected
(a) infinnitival phrase. (b) gerundive phrase. (c) propositional phrase (d) noun phrase

(4) SMOKING is dangerous to the health
(a) infinnitival phrase. (b) gerundive phrase. (c) participal phrase. (d) verb phrase

(5) HAVING NOTICED THE PRESENCE OF THE POLICE MEN, the thief escaped
(a) participal phrase. (b) gerundive phrase. (c) verb phrase. (d) infinnitival phrase

GOVERNMENT QUESTIONS

(6) Another name for DELEGATED LEGISLATION is
(a) subsidiary legislation. (b) bye law. (c) statutory legislation. (d) ministerial legislation

(7) An economic system in which the control of resources is basically undertaken by the state is called
(a) capitalism. (b) socialism (c) communism. (d) feudalism

( Nigeria pursued an aggressive foreign policy under ......... regime
(a) Gen. Yakubu Gowon. (b) Gen Olusegun Obasanjo. (c) Gen Murtala Mohammed (d) Gen Sanni Abacha

(9) The first chief justice of Nigeria was
(a) Justice Adetokunbo Ademola. (b) Justice Kayode Eso. (c) Justice Teslim O. Elias. (d) Oputa JSC

(10) Nigeria witnessed oil boom during the regime of
(a) Gen Olusegun Obasanjo. (b) Alhaji Shehu Shagari. (c) Gen Murtala Mohammed. (d) Gen Yakubu Gowon

LITERATURE IN ENGLISH
(11) In the drama "Sons and Daughter" Fosuwa represents
(a) new generation. (b) middle age generation. (c) old generation. (d) bad generation

(12) The title of Buchi Emecheta's "Joys of Motherhood" is
(a) sarcastic. (b) tragic. (c) comic. (d) ironic

(13) Andrew Marvel's "To His Coy Mistress" falls under the .... age
(a) Elizabethan. (b) metaphysical. (c) medieval (d) renaissance

(14) The major element in a drama is
(a) action. (b) dialogue. (c) narration. (d) plot

(15) A middle pause in a line of poetry is called
(a) in media res. (b) epic simile. (c) caesura. (d) epitaph

CRS
(16) Saul was defeated in the battle against the
(a) amalekites. (b) philistines. (c) ammorites. (d) ziphites

(17) The man after God's own heart is
(a) David. (b) Saul. (c) Solomon. (d) Samuel

(18) Jesus Christ was tried before
(a) King Herod. (b) King Darius. (c) Pontius Pilate. (d) Bar Jesus

(19) The first miracle performed by Jesus Christ was
(a) Feeding of five thousand. (b) healing of the ten lepers. (c) walking on the sea. (d) turning water into wine

(20) The subject matter of Paul's letter to Philimon was
(a) forgiveness. (b) acceptance. (c) giving. (d) fasting

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[quote author=Fynestboi]OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY 2008 POST UME TEST

1. Nigeria became a republic on
b. May 29, 1999 (b) October 1, 1960
c. January 1, 1966 (d) October, 1963

2. Which of the following is not one of the functions of the modern legislature?
a. Making laws
b. Collecting taxes
c. Ratification of treaties
d. Performing oversight functions

3. The French colonial policy of Assimilation was intended to
a. To transfer technology to Africa
b. To make Frenchmen out of Africans
c. To produce well educated Africans
d. To prepare Africans for the Olympic games

4. One of these is not a characteristic of the state
a. Selection of political leaders
b. A written constitution
c. Monopoly of the legitimate use of armed force
d. Sovereignty

5. The economic community of west African states was established in
a. May 1975 (b) May 1963
(c) May 1966 (d) May 1996

6. The European union (EU) is an
a. Economic organization
b. Association of former British colonies
c. Organization of European states
d. Union of European organization

7. What was the name of the highest ruling body during General Babangida’s rule?
a. The presidency
b. Armed forces ruling council
c. The National council of states
d. The federal executive council

8. One of the following is not a specialized agency of the united nations organization
a. Security council
b. International labour organization
c. World health Organization
d. UNESCO

9. Under which of the following conditions can a Nigeria be deprived of his or her
citizenship?
a. If married to a foreign national
b. b. If one holds a dual citizenship
c. c. If convicted of Armed robbery
d. d. If one buses the Nationalflag


10. The government of oneof the following countries operates an
unwritten constitution
a. The United states
b. The Union of Soviet SocialistRepublics
c. Post - apartheid South Africa
d. The United Kingdom

11. The oldest written constitution is
a. American Constitution
b. British Constitution
c. German Constitution
d. Roman constitution

12. The first indigenous Governor – General of Nigeriais
a. Donald Cameron
b. Sir Ames Robertson
c. Sir Adesoji Aderemi (the Oniof Ife)
d. Rt. Hon. Nnamdi Azikwe

13. The Action Group crisis was in which year?
a. 1966 b. 1962 c. 1963 d. 1965

14. Free education was introduced in west region by which of these premiers?
(a) chiefObafemi Awolowo
b. Chief S.L. Akintola
c. Chief Micheal Adekunle Ajasin
d. Chief Bola ge

15. What does INEC stand for?
a. Independent National Election Committee
b. Independent Newspapers Executive Committee
c. Independent National Export Council
d. Independent national Electoral
Commission

16. The EFCC was established to
a. Arrest and try corrupt politicians
b. Combat economic and financial crimes in Nigeria
c. Arrest, detain and prosecute corrupt state governors and legislators
d. Assist the World Bank in monitoring economic projects in Nigeria

17. The four British colonial territories in West Africa were
a. Senegal, Ghana, Sierra Leone and Nigeria
b. Nigeria, Ghana, Togo and Gambia
c. Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone and Gambia
d. Gambia, Guinea, Ghana and Gabon


18. In many countries, citizenship can be acquired through the following processes except
a. Nationalization ­ b. Naturalization
c. Registration d. Birth

19. Which of the following does not describe
a party system ?
a. One dominant party system
b. Two party system
c. Three party system
d. Multi party system

20. Which of the following is not a feature of Nigeria’s electoral system?
a. Direct election
b. Proportional representation
c. General election d. Secret ballot

21. Laws made by local government are called
a. Acts of Parliament
b. Local Government Acts
c. Bye—Laws
d. Local Government Decrees

22. In the pre — colonial era, which of the following was not a feature of the emirate
administration?
a. Madawakin b. Waziri
c. Sarkin Dogari d. Sarkin Emir

23. Federalism was introduced in Nigeria by the
a. Lyttleton Constitution
b. Clifford Constitution
c. Macpherson Constitution
d. 1999 Constitution

24. ECOMOG was set up primarily to
a. Drive away the European from West Africa
b. Serve as a Peace keeping Force for
ECOWAS
c. Help Nigeria to control Africa
d. Promote rapid economic development among ECO WAS members

25. ____________The ­ principlesthat have
guided Nigeria’s foreign policy since independence include the following except
a. Peaceful coexistence
b. Legal equality of states
c. Political dependence
d. Non - alignme]
1d
2b
3b
4b
5a
6a
7b
8a
9d
10d
11d
12d
13b
14b
15d
16b
17c
18a
19c
20b
21c
22d
23a
24d
25c
26b
27a

Fynestboi: bt it started wit tafawa

oga, I agree with u oooo but the best way to answer ds was puzzling as I don pik Muri b4 den I cld remember all d OAU tns, na im ah com pik tafa #fast come first picked. But we could still look deeper into it

@ indefatigable Barrister(fynnest) ah go cashu (catch u) one day ehn.....lolz

Yakeeboy: the features or characteristics of a state does not say continental or partialy recognisibility it Says a country or state must be recognised continentaly and internaltionaly. thank God You knew now wish you guys best of luck..

thanks bro. God bless you too.

phtemie: ma??...i'm a guy o....

walahi I no knw b4 ooo

Oluwacolded: saharan democratic rep is not recognised as a country in african don't ever include them

SADR is recognised in Africa bro but nt internationally

phtemie: Boss...so,you mean those professors that set the questions are wrong??..hell no!!..

I can remember vividly..options listed were 54,64,44 and another one which i can't remember for now.

SADP is not recognised..

There are 54 countries in Africa..

you are right ma....... 54 is the ryt figure internationally. Answer is 54 (daz ma early thought). There ar several confusin articles written on ds issue.

emekakelvin: contd
13)which of the following is nt a member of opec
a)nigeria (b)indonesia (c)venezula (d)ghana

14)which of the following is permanent in foreign policy?
a)bilateral relationship
b)economic aid
c)friendship
d)permanent interest

15)the major objective of opec is to
a)increase oil production
b)decrease in oil production
c)stop oil production
d)stabilise oil price



pals dnt be angry,the way the question was break down,i would had love to send the question once but my fone is nt capable of... thanks
REMAIN BLESS

1b
2d
3nil
4b
5d
6d
7b
8d
9b
10a
11c
12a
13 B and D (nil)
14b
15d
#God bless u sir emeka

phtemie: It is south sudan that makes it to be 54...abi?..

But it is definitely 54...
Came out in the cbt...
And 56 wasn't in the option..

there are currently 55 ccountries in Africa, 53 of which belong to both UN and OAU plus Morrocco that belong to UN and not OAU and Saharan Democratic Rep. That belong to OAU. Note that south sudan has been included