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Question 31
jamb 1997
Nigeri established a trust fund for other African countries with the
Ainternational Bank for Reconstruction and Development
BNigeran industrial Development Bank
CAfrican Development Bank
DEconomic Commision for Africa
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Question 32
jamb 1997
Nigeria broke diplomatic relations with France in 1961 because of
AFrance's atomic test in the Sahara Desert
Bthe poor relations of the Franco phone countries with her
CGeneral de-Gaulle's negative attitude towards her
DFrance's diplomatic relations with Israel
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Question 33
jamb 1997

In 1978,the Obasanjo Administration nationalized the assets of the British Petroleum and Barclays Bank in Nigeria in reaction to the British

Amonopoly of Nigeria;s oil market
BOccupation of the Falkland Islands
Ccontinued trade links with South Africa
Dreluctance to write off Nigeria's debts
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Question 34
jamb 1997

Non - alignment is no longer relevant in Nigerian foreign policy because

Ashe is seen as the leader of Africa
Bher focus is now on Africa
Cof the formation of the ECOWAS
Dthe cold war has ended
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Question 35
jamb 1997

The foreign affairs minister who introduced economic diplomacy as a foreign policy initiative was

AProf. Bolaji Akinyemi
BMajor - General Ike Nwachukwu
CProf Ibrahim Gambari
DMajor -General Joseph Garba
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Question 36
jamb 1997
Nigeria's major export commodities in the early years of her independence were
Acocoa, groundnut and ginger
Bcocoa , rubber and benniseed
Ccocoa, palm oil and groundnut
Drubber, kolanut and cotton
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Question 37
jamb 1997

After the botched coup of January 1966, power was handed over to General Johnson Aguiy Nronsi by the

Asenate
Bpresident
Chouse of representatives
Dcouncil of ministers
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Question 38
jamb 1997

The creation of more states in Nigeria has

Aeliminated ethnic and religious conflicts
Breduced the gap between rich and poor states
Cincreased the powers of the federal government
Dincreased the powers of the states and local governments
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Question 39
jamb 1997
In Nigeria, functions shared by the central and state governments include
Aexternal representation, education and provision of water
Bconstruction of roads, defence and health
Ccontrol of ports, health and education
Deducation, provision of water and construction of roads
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Question 40
jamb 1997

Four pre-independece political parties in nigeria included the

AAG, NCNC,NNDP and NYMB
BNNDP, NCNC, NPC and AG
CNNDP, NCNC, NPC and UMBC
DNYM, NCNC, NPC and NNDP
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Question 41
jamb 1997
The first political party that contested election in Nigeria after the Clifford Constitution was
Anigerian youth movement
BNational Council of nigeria and the cameroons
Cnorthern people's congress
Dnigerian national democratic party
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Question 42
jamb 1997

Under the Babangida administration, the political bureau recommended at the federal level

Aunicameral legislature and multi-party system
Bunicameral legislature and two -party system
Cunicameral legislature and multi-party system
Dbicameral legislature and two -party system
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Question 43
jamb 1997
The public agency now mandated to register births and deaths in Nigeria is the
Anational civil registration commission
Bcivil service commission
Cministry of Health
Dnational population commission
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Question 44
jamb 1997
Three important concepts associated with a well organized civil service are
Ameritocracy, neutrality and bureaucracy
Bgeneral orders. confidentialism and red-tapism
Cneutrality, anonymity and impartiality
Dbureaucracy, confidentialism and general orders
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Question 45
jamb 1997
Between 1966 and 1975, the highest legislative body in Nigeria was the
AArmed Force Revolutionary Council
BSupreme Military Council
CArmed Forces Ruling Council
DProvisional Ruling Council
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Question 46
jamb 1997
Under the 1963 Republican Constitution, the power of judicial review was vested in the
Asupreme court
Bparliament
Cpresident
Dthe Chief justice of the federation
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Question 47
jamb 1997
Under the 1979 Constitution in Nigeria, each state of the federation
Ahad a bicameral legislature
Bhad equal legislators in the House of Representatives
Chad an equal number of senators
Dwas provided with a presidential liaison officer
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Question 48
jamb 1997
Under the 1922 Clifford Constitution, franchise was granted in Calabar and Lagos to
Aall adults
Bmale adults
Cpersons with an annual income of at least £ 100
Dmale adults with an annual income of at least £ 100.
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Question 49
jamb 1997
In 1947, Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe led a delegation to the British Colonial Office in London to protest against the
Aprovisions of the Richards Constitution
Bappointment of Bernard Bourdillon as Governor - General
Cappointment of Oliver Lyttelton as colonial secretary
Dprovision of the Macpherson Constitution
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Question 50
jamb 1997
The nationalist organization formed in Nigeria in the late 1930s was the
ANational Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons
BNigerian National Democratic Party
CNigerian Youth Movement
DAction Group
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