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Question 61

jamb 2004

The law of libel limits a citizen's right to freedom of

Amovement

Bassociation

Cexpression

Dworship

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Question 62

jamb 2004

A major influence on the formation of public opinion is

Athe family

Bthe mass media

Cpublic journals

Dpeer groups

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Question 63

jamb 2004

Delegated legislation refers to the laws

Anon-legislation bodies

BThe legislature

Cmilitary governments

Dcivillian governments

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Question 64

jamb 2004

An interest group that admits members and conducts its affairs according to stated rules is described as

Aorganizational

Bassociational

Cnon-associational

Dinstitutional

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Question 65

jamb 2004

The principle of separation of powers was made popular by

AThomas Hobbes

BJohn Locke

CNiccolo Machiavelli

DBaron de Montesquieu

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Question 66

jamb 2004

The first franchise in the history of the democratic process is

Aproperty franchise

Buniversal franchise

Cmale franchise

Dfemale franchise

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Question 67

jamb 2004

Laws made by state governments are known as

Abye laws

Bdecrees

Cedicts

Dacts

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Question 68

jamb 2004

The major motivation for British colonization of Nigeria was to

Awesternize Nigerians

Bspread religion

Cprotect Nigeria from xternal attack

Dsatisfy British economic interest

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Question 69

jamb 2004

Under the 1999 Constitution, the power to declare war is vested in the

ANational Security Council

Blegislature

Cexecutive

DNational Council of States

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Question 70

jamb 2004

The process of nationalism was accelerated by

Athe signing of the Atlantic Charter

Bimprovement in warfare tactics

Crapid economic developement

Dthe coming of Christian missionaries

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Question 71

jamb 2004

Judicial administrations in respect of National Code of Conduct lies with the

APulic Complaints Commission

BJudicial Service Commission

CCode of Conduct Bureau

DCode of Conduct Tribunal

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Question 72

jamb 2004

The Native Authority system was most effective and successful in

AEastern Nigeria

BNorthern Nigeria

CMid-Western Nigeria

DWestern Nigeria

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Question 73

jamb 2004

A distinguishing feature of the 1979 Constitution was the

Aintroduction of federal structure

Bintroduction of unicameralism into Nigeria

Cdeparture from the parliamentary to the presidential system of government

Dpreservation and entrenchment of republicanism

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Question 74

jamb 2004

A common feature of the earlier political parties in Nigeria was that they

Awere formed by the government

Bstarted as a social-cultural organizations

Cwere backed by the colonialists

Dwere non-elitist in nature

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Question 75

jamb 2004

The pre-colonial Yoruba political system as a whole can best be described as a

Afederation of cheifdoms and localities

Bconfederation of chiefdoms and localities

Cconfederation of monarchies and chiefdoms

Dhighly centralized kingdom

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Question 76

jamb 2004

The two-chambers of elected national representatives in Nigeria are called

Athe National Assembly

BHouse of Assembly

Cthe Senate

Dthe parliament

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Question 77

jamb 2004

Nigeria demonstrated her commitment to the policy of non-alignment during the regime of

AIbrahim Babangida

BMuhammadu Buhari

CJohnson Aguiyi-Ironsi

DMurtala Muhammed

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Question 78

jamb 2004

The responsibility for admitting new members to the OPEC rests with the

ASummit

BSecretariate

CConference

DBoard of Governors

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Question 79

jamb 2004

A specialized agency of the United Nations Organization is the

AInternational Court of Justice

BInternation Olympic Committee

CGeneral Assembly

DWorld Health Organization

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Question 80

jamb 2004

The current Executive Secretary of the ECOWAS is

AMohammed Ibn Chambers

BLansana Kouyate

CAbbas Bundu

DAbubakar Qattara

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