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Question 11
neco 2009
The main objective of Nigeria’s foreign policy is to
Apreserve her colonial links
Bprotect her national interest
Cdominate the African continent
Dprevent international terrorism
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Question 12
neco 2009

The precursor of the Commonwealth of Nations was

ADominion Conference
BImperial Conference
CBritish Crown congress
DBritish Empire Conference
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Question 13
neco 2009
The elective principle was first introduced in Nigeria by the
AClifford Constitution
BMacpherson Constitution
CLyttleton Constitution
DRichards Constitution
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Question 14
neco 2009

Public opinion simply signifies the views of

Athe people
Bthe vocal few
Cthe elite
Dpolitical leaders
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Question 15
neco 2009
The first Pan-African Congress in Africa took place in
ALiberia
BEthiopia
CNigeria
DGhana
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Question 16
neco 2009
Constitutional monarchy is practised in
AMorocco and Britain
BAustralia and Tunisia
CSaudi Arabia and Libya
DAustria and Algeria
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Question 17
neco 2009

In a confederation, each component unit is

Avirtually autonomous
Bcompletely independent
Cwholly subject to the centre
Dcoordinate with the centre
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Question 18
neco 2009

One of functions of the legislature is to

Aexecute laws
Bassent to bills
Cratify treaties
Dinterpret laws
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Question 19
neco 2009
A constitution that concentrates power in one unit of government is said to be
Arigid
Bunitary
Cconfederal
Dflexible
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Question 20
neco 2009
Indirect rule succeeded in Northern Nigeria because the traditional political system was
Adiffused and centrifugal
Bcentralized and authoritarian
Cdecentralized and hierarchical
Dacephalous and polycentric
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Question 21
neco 2009
By signing the Anglo-Nigerian Defence Pact, Nigeria practically demonstrated her
Aalignment
Bnon- alignment
Cneutrality
Dindependence
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Question 22
neco 2009
To function effectively, an electoral commission must be
Afree from partisan control
Ban instrument of the executive
Cfaithful to the policies of the party in power
Dwilling to promote minority party interests
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Question 23
neco 2009

Nigeria - Canada relations were strained in 1996 because Canada

Asupported Nigeria’s suspension from the Commonwealth
Brefused to cancel Nigeria’s foreign debts
Cstrongly supported rebels in Sierra Leone
Dstopped buying Nigerian oil
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Question 24
neco 2009

The hierarchical organization of the civil service is means to ensure

Aimpartial and impersonal administration
Beffective policy formulation at all levels
Cproper respect for administrative seniority
Drecognition of merit and achievement
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Question 25
neco 2009

Nigeria endorsed the ECOWAS policy of free movement of people within the region in within the region in

A1986
B1987
C1988
D1979
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Question 26
neco 2009

Profit maximization is characteristic of

Acapitalism
Bcommunism
Ccommunalism
Dfeudalism
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Question 27
neco 2009

In implementing her Afrocentric foreign policy, Nigeria has to

Acompromise her national interest
Bmake financial sacrifices
Crespect international public opinion
Drelate with her neighbors
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Question 28
neco 2009

An organized body responsible for peaceful coexistence in the society is the

APolice
Bcivil service
Cgovernment
Djudiciary
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Question 29
neco 2009

The appointment of top civil servants is a function of the

Alegislature
Bjudiciary
Cexecutive
Dparty caucus
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Question 30
neco 2009

The legal right to make and enforce laws is referred to as

Apower
Blegitimacy
Cauthority
Dcoercion
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