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Question 601
jamb 2003

The majority of the OPEC members are from

ALatin America
BThe Middle East Countries
CAsia
DAfrica
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Question 602
jamb 2003
The main constraint on Nigeria-Francophone West African cooperation is
Acultural differences
Bideological differences
Ceconomic differences
Dpoor road network
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Question 603
jamb 2003
Nigeria's Non-Alignment Policy is constrained by her
Astrong ties with Western powers
Bmembership of the ECOWAS
CAfrocentric posture
Dmembership of the UNO
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Question 604
jamb 2003
Nigeria's high standing in the UN General Assembly is underscored by her
Amilitary strenght
Bsuccesses in UN elective offices
Ccontribution to global peace
Dfinancial contributions
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Question 605
jamb 2003
Nigeria's relations with Britain was at a very low ebb under the
AShagari Regime
BBuhari Regime
CGowon Regime
DBabangida Regime
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Question 606
jamb 2003
The activities of Nigeria in the international community are primarily influenced by
Apropaganda
Bnational interest
Cmilitary power
Ddiplomacy
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Question 607
jamb 2003
Nigeria's influence in OPEC is determined by the
Avolume of her oil revenue
Bsizes of her refineries
Caccesibility of her oil fields
Dlow sulphur content of her crude
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Question 608
jamb 2003
The dispute between Nigeria and Cameroon is over
Atrade
Bexploration rights
Cterritory
Dfishing rights
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Question 609
jamb 2003
The 1976 Reforms have been most beneficial to the
ANigerian police
Bfederal government
Clocal government
Dcivil service
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Question 610
jamb 2003
One of the reasons advanced for the overthrow of the Gowon Regime was its failure to
Ahonour the promise to hand over power
Bpromote some officers by the armed forces
Ctry politicians in detention
Dcreate new states
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Question 611
jamb 2003
In the First Republic,politics in the Northern region was dominated by the
ANEPU
BUMBC
CNCNC
DNPC
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Question 612
jamb 2003
The military Head of State during the Third Republic was
AGeneral Olusegun Obasanjo
BGeneral Ibrahim Babangida
CGeneral Murtala Muhammed
DGeneral Sani Abacha
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Question 613
jamb 2003

A problem of Nigeria federalism that was resolved by the supreme court between the federal government and littoral states centered on resource

Amaximization
Bgeneration
Cderivation
Dcontrol
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Question 614
jamb 2003
Financial allocations to local governments by the federal or the state government to supplement the cost of a project is called
Arevenue allocation
Breimbursement
Cstatutory allocation
Dmatching grant
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Question 615
jamb 2003
The Bureau for Public Enterprises is charged with the responsibility for
Aprivatization and commercialization
Bgenerating revenue
Ceradicating poverty
Dproviding employment opportunities
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Question 616
jamb 2003
The most important challenge facing the Fourth Republic is
Athe need to develop Nigeria culturally
Bthe successful conduct of the 2003 election
Chow to develop Nigeria's social institutions
Dhow to deal with the military
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Question 617
jamb 2003
The expenditure of public funds by the executive in Nigeria is controlled by the
Ajudiciary
Bministry of finance
Clegislature
Dpresident
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Question 618
jamb 2003
The 1979 Constitution established the
ANational Human Rights Commission
BNational Population Commission
CFederal Road Safety Commission
DFederal Civil Defense Corps
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Question 619
jamb 2003
One of the legacies of pre-colonial Nigeria destroyed by the British was the
Apeace and harmony in the land
Bindigenous cultures of the people
Ceducation of the local people
Dnation's farmlands
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Question 620
jamb 2003
The Eastern and Western regions of Nigeria achieved the status of self-government is
A1959
B1957
C1950
D1955
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