Question 1 of 20 144 total questions
The legislative in Nigeria under the 1999 Constitution is composed of
A 108 senators and 350 members of the House of Representatives
B 109 senators and 350 members of the House of Representatives
C 100 senators and 250 members of the House of Representatives
D 109 senators and 360 members of the House of Representatives
In Nigeria,promotion of judges is the responsibility of the
A Judicial Service Commission
B Cheif Justice of the Federation
C Attorney-General and Minister of Justice
D Council of Legal Education
Under the 1999 Constitution,the appointment of ministers and ambassadors must be ratified by the
A National Council of States
B Presidency
C Senate
D House of Rpresentatives
In the First Republic,the official opposition party was the
A Action Group
B Northern People's Congress
C Northern Elements Progressive Union
D National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons
The head of the Nigerian judiciary is the
A Solicitor-Genral of the Federation
B President of the Court of Appeal
C Chief Justice of the Federation
D Attorney-General and Minister of Justice
The failure of the assimilation policy necessitated of the introduction of
A direct rule
B indirect rule
C paternalism
D association
A distinctive feature of the Richards Constitution was its provision for
A unofficial members in the Legislative Council
B a Legislative Council for the whole of Nigeria
C the establishment of local councils
D official members in the Legislative Council
The commission established to handle the electoral activities in the Second Republic of Nigeria was
A FEDECO
B NEC
C INEC
D NECON
Under the emirate system,legislative functions were performed by the
A Khadi
B Ulama
C Hakimi
D Emir
The first federal constitution in Nigeria was the
A Lyttelton Constitution
B Independence Constitution
C Macpherson Constitution
D Clifford Constitution
The political party formed in 1923 by Herbert Macaulay was
A Nigerian Youth Movement
B National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons
C United National Independent Party
D Nigerian National Democratic Party
Nigeria's voting at the United Nations is guided primarily by
A her concern for Africa
B her national interests
C the cold war
D world peace
A member of the Commonwealth that still recognizes the British monarch as its Head of State is
A Singapore
B Ghana
C India
D Australia
The atomic bomb tests carried out around the Sahara Desert made Nigeria sever relations with
A The United States
B France
C Germany
D Canada
Under the umbrella of the OAU, Nigeria mediated the dispute between
A Tunisia and Morrocco
B Zimbabwe and Tanzania
C Kenya and Somalia
D Ethiopia and Somalia
A Security Council resolution requires the concurrence of
A 1 of the 5 permanent members
B all of the 5 permanent members
C 9 of the 15 council members
D 3 of the 5 permanent members
One of the organizational weaknesses of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is its inability to
A monitor global oil consumption
B assist poor countries
C punish erring members
D collect membership dues promptly
Which of the following served as the Secretary-General of the United Nations?
A Ibrahim Gambari
B Javier Perez de Cuellar
C Joseph Garba
D Mohammed El-Baradai
An indication that Africa is still the center-peice of Nigeria's foreign policy was the creation of the
A Ministry of Integration and Cooperation in Africa
B National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies
C Ministry of Foriegn Affairs
D Nigerian Institute of International Affairs
A major achievement of the OAU was the
A eradication of poverty
B establishment of democracy in Africa
C decolonization of Africa
D promotion of developement
Next
Question Navigator
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
