In Government, fascism refers to
Answer: D. Fascism refers to an extreme nationalist and authoritarian ideology.
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In Government, fascism refers to
Answer: D. Fascism refers to an extreme nationalist and authoritarian ideology.
In Government, authority means
Answer: C. Authority: power that is recognised as lawful.
What does EFCC stand for?
Answer: D. EFCC stands for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
Which organisation has its headquarters in Rome?
Answer: D. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has its headquarters in Rome.
In which year was the Clifford Constitution introduced in Nigeria?
Answer: C. The Clifford Constitution is dated 1922.
How many states are there in Nigeria?
Answer: B. Nigeria has 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
An election held to fill a vacant seat in the legislature is called
Answer: A. A bye-election fills a seat that becomes vacant between general elections.
Nigeria's National Assembly is made up of the Senate and the
Answer: B. The National Assembly has two chambers: the Senate and the House of Representatives.
In Nigeria, the ombudsman role is performed by the
Answer: B. The Public Complaints Commission investigates complaints against officials.
In which year did Nigeria become a republic?
Answer: C. Nigeria became a republic on 1 October 1963.
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| International organisations | 40 |
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