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Question 661
waec 1999
The end of each session of the legislature is called
Adissolution
Bsuspension
Cclosure
Dprorogation
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Question 662
waec 1999
A federal constitution is usually
Aflexible
Bunwritten
Cwritten and flexible
Dwritten and rigid
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Question 663
waec 1999

The rights to freedom of speech means that people are free to

Aexpress anything they like about government
Bdisobey the government of the day
Cexpress opinion within the limits of the law
Dparticipate in government
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Question 664
waec 1999
The rule of the privileged nobility is referred to as
Aplutocracy
Bmonarcy
Caristocracy
Dautocracy
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Question 665
waec 1999
Feudalism is a practice in which
Athe citizens have no political and social rights
Bhereditary landlords ruled peasants
Cpolitical leadership is based on force
Dthe social structure is stratified
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Question 666
waec 1999
The highest stage of socialism is
Aracism
Bfascism
Ccommunism
Dnazism
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Question 667
waec 1999
In democracy, political sovereignty resides with the
AJudiciary
BLegislature
CElectorate
DPresident
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Question 668
waec 1999
The essence of the constitution is to
Asafeguard the rights and freedom of the citizens
Bensure tyranny and oppression of the masses
Cencourage military intervention in politics
Dsuppress the views of the minority groups
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Question 669
waec 1998
Political power is concerned with the
Aallocation of resources and enforcement of decisions
Buse of force to ensure compliance
Cprocess of winning wars by military
Dformation of pressure groups
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Question 670
waec 1998
The commission or Mediation, Conciliation and Arbitration is an organ of the
AECOWAS
BOAU
CCommonwealth
DUNESCO
EOPEC
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Question 671
waec 1998
The international Court of Justice has it headquarters in
AThe Hague
BParis
CLondon
DNew York
EWeshington D.C
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Question 672
waec 1998
The vote power in the United Nations Organization (UNO) is exercised by
Aall members of the Security Council
Bstaff of the General Secretariat
Cmembers of the International Court of Justice
Dall members of the General Assembly
EThe permanent members of the Security Council
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Question 673
waec 1998
The most representative organ of the United Nations Organization is the
ASecurity Council
BEconomic and Social Council
CGeneral Assembly
DTrusteeship
EInternational Court of Justice
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Question 674
waec 1998
The non-permanent members of the Security Council of the United Nations Organization are appointed for a period of
Aone year
Btwo years
Cthree years
Dfour years
Efive years
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Question 675
waec 1998
Which of the following bodies may regarded as a regional organization?
AOAU
BUNO
CCommonwealth
DUNESCO
EECOWAS
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Question 676
waec 1998
The traditional system of government in pre-colonial Nigeria was based largely on
ASocialism
Bfascism
CCommunalism
Dcapitalism
Efeudalism
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Question 677
waec 1998
One of the major functions of the emir in the Hausa-Fulani traditional political system was to
Aorganize the people for communal worship only
Binterpret all laws
Cinfluence elections in his emirate
Dlevy collect and spend taxes
Elead the army to wars
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Question 678
waec 1998
The 1953 motion for self-government now in Nigeria was moved by
AAlhaji Tafawa Balawa
BAlhaji Ahmadu Bello
CChief Anthony Enahoro
DMallam Aminu Kano
EChief Ernest OKoli
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Question 679
waec 1998
Who founded the Unity Party of Nigeria in the Second Republic?
ADr Nnamdi Azikiwe
BChief Michael Ajasin
CChief OBafemi Awolowo
DAlhaji Shehu Shagari
EAlhaji Waziri Ibrahim
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Question 680
waec 1998
The dominant actors in the Action Group crisis of 1962 were
ADauda Adegbenro and Adesoji Aderemi
BObafemi Awolowo and Ladoke Akintola
CAnthony Enahoro and Bode Thomas
DAdetokunbo Ademola and Fani Kayode
ERichard Akinjide and Adeniran Ogunsanya
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