In Government, aristocracy refers to
Answer: A. Aristocracy refers to rule by a privileged noble class.
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In Government, aristocracy refers to
Answer: A. Aristocracy refers to rule by a privileged noble class.
In Government, gerrymandering means
Answer: D. Gerrymandering: drawing constituency boundaries to favour a party.
What does NSCDC stand for?
Answer: B. NSCDC stands for the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps.
ECOWAS was established in
Answer: D. The Treaty of Lagos created ECOWAS in May 1975.
In which year was the Republican Constitution introduced in Nigeria?
Answer: A. The Republican Constitution is dated 1963.
Who succeeded Muhammadu Buhari (1983–1985) as Nigeria's head of state?
Answer: A. Ibrahim Babangida succeeded Muhammadu Buhari (1983–1985).
A referendum is
Answer: A. In a referendum, voters decide an issue directly.
The Nigerian Senate has
Answer: C. Three senators per state (108) plus one for the FCT.
In which year did Nigeria become a republic?
Answer: C. Nigeria became a republic on 1 October 1963.
A constitution that requires a special procedure to amend is described as
Answer: D. A rigid constitution cannot be changed by an ordinary act of the legislature.
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| Basic concepts | 49 |
| Nigerian institutions | 44 |
| International organisations | 40 |
| Constitutional development | 21 |
| Nigerian government | 17 |