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Question 791
waec 1994
The Waziri in the traditional Hausa/Fulani Kingdom performed the function of the
AMonarch
BExective President
CCeremonial Monarch
DPrime Minister
EGovernor General
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Question 792
waec 1994

The 1976 Local Government Reforms in Nigeria gave birth to a

Afive -tier local government sytem
Bfour-tier local government system
Cthree-tier local government system
Dtwo-tier local government system
Eone-tier local government system
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Question 793
waec 1994
The total number of local government areas in Nigeria in 1989 was
A303
B300
C403
D449
E400
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Question 794
waec 1994
The major reason why government sets up Public Corporations is
Amake profit
Bprovide employment for defeated politicians
Cprovide utility services to the public at minimal costs
Dreflect the federal character in siting industries
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Question 795
waec 1994
Before the Civil Service reforms of 1988, the most prestigious and highest paid grade in the Nigeria Civil Service was the
Aclerical and manipulative class
Badministrativ class
Cexecutive class
Dmessengerial class
Esecretarial class
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Question 796
waec 1994
Which of the following is not the responsibility of an Electoral Commission?
Acreation of constituencies
Bregistration of voters
Cnomination of candidates
Dregistration of political parties
Eprovision of polling booths
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Question 797
waec 1994
Another name for the first past the post system of voting is the
Asecond ballot system
Balternative voting method
Csimple majority method
Dsingle transferable voting system
Emulti-member voting method
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Question 798
waec 1994
Which of the following statement is correct about proportional representation? It
Amakes the assembly representative of all citizens
Bis simple to operate
Cpreserves the two-party system
Dgives the parties seats in relation to their popular support
Elegalizes dictatorship
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Question 799
waec 1994
The deliberate tampering with the boundary of constituencies in order to win more seats is called
Adevolution
Bgerontocracy
Cdelimitation
Dgerrymandering
Edecentralization
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Question 800
waec 1994
A country in which all qualified citizens vote is said to operate
Auniversal suffrage
Ba universal adult suffrage
Ca universal male suffrage
Dan unlimited suffrage
Ea limited male suffrage
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Question 801
waec 1994
Public opinion is crystallized through all the following except
Aopinion polls
Bstrikes
Creferenda
Dmilitary coups
Eplebiscites
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Question 802
waec 1994
Public opinion enables a government to
Acontrol the public
Bfind out what the public thinks about its activities
Cinfluence the public
Dsuppress its opponents
Ecut down on the cost of governing
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Question 803
waec 1994
The principle aim of pressure groups is to
Asubvert the government
Bsupport the government
Cinfluence the citizens
Dinfluence the government
Eundertake the political education of citizens
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Question 804
waec 1994
The party system operated by a country is determined by the
Aleaders of political parties
Belite of the country
Cnature of competition and interaction within and between political parties
DElectorial Commission
Ehead of government in power
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Question 805
waec 1994
A manifesto refers to the
Anational development plan of a country
Bbudget speech of a regime by the President
Cfundamental human rights provisions in a constitution
Dprogramme of a political party
Enational objectives of a state
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Question 806
waec 1994
One can become a citizen of a country through all the following except
AThe granting of political asylum
Bbirth
Cmarriage
Dnaturalization
Ethe conferment of honourary citizenship
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Question 807
waec 1994
When a constitution contains complicated and long procedures for its amendments, it is said to be
Awitten
Bflexible
Cunitary
Drigid
Ehard
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Question 808
waec 1994
When a constitution contains complicated and long procedures for its amendments, it is said to be
Awitten
Bflexible
Cunitary
Drigid
Ehard
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Question 809
waec 1994

A constitution review body elected by members of the electorate is known as

AConstitutional Panel
BConstitution Drafting Committee
CContituent Assembly
DHouse of Assembly
EElectoral Colleges
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Question 810
waec 1994
The theory of separation of powers was for the first time clearly formulated by
ABaron de Montesquie
BAlbert Dicey
CLord Bryce
DJean Bodin
EJean Austin
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