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Question 811
waec 1993
All the following are organs of OAU except
AAssembly of Heads of State and Government
BEconomic Commission fo Africa
CGeneral Secretariat
DCouncil of Ministers
ECommission for Mediation Conciliation and Arbitration
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Question 812
waec 1993
The moving force behind the formation of OAU was
AWilliam Tubman
BAbubakar Tafawa Balewa
CJomo Kenyatta
DKwame Nkrumah
EJulius Nyerere
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Question 813
waec 1993
Which of the following is not a serious problems of ECOWAS?
AThe economies of member states are not complementary
BMember states are primary producers
CMembers states have dependent economies
DThe monetary policies of member states differ
EMember states speak different languages
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Question 814
waec 1993
All the following are aims and objectives of ECOWAS except to
Amaintain closer relations among member ststes
Bencourage customs union and common market
Craise the political consciousness of the people
Draise the people's standard of living
Efoster political peace and unity in West Africa
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Question 815
waec 1993
Behind the principle of '' African as the centerpiece of Nigeria's foreign policy'' is the understanding that
Afor Nigeria to be great her neigbours must become great as well
BNigerian is the gaint of Africa
CNigeria must use her encormous oil wealth to control her neighbours
DNigeria should be the mouthpiece of Africa in the UNO
ENigeria must give aids to poor African nations
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Question 816
waec 1993
Katsina and Akwa Ibom stste were created in
A1967
B1976
C1986
D1987
E1988
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Question 817
waec 1993
Which of the following is not true of military regime? it
Arules by decree
Bis undemocratic
Cis autocratic
Dis transitory
Eis benevolent
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Question 818
waec 1993
One of the ways to keep the military out of politics is to
Aimprison coup plotters
Bexecute coup plotters
Ccrush military regime
Dstop election rigging
Earm the police well as a counterpoise
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Question 819
waec 1993
Which of the following is the duty of Civil Servant ?
Aloyalty to the governmnet
Bpublic association with a political party
CAdvising on policy formulation
Dsupporting the party in power
Enot being partisan
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Question 820
waec 1993
Which of the following does not belong to the civil service?
AThe cabinet office
BNigerian Civil Aviation Authority
CThe Governor's office
DThe Establishment Department
EMinistry of information
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Question 821
waec 1993
Which of the following is the feature performed until recently, by local government in Nigeria?
AImposition and collection of company tax
BAdministration of museums
CRegulation of political parties
Dcollection of import duties
ERegistration of births
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Question 822
waec 1993
Under the independence constitution of Nigeria the Head of State was
Athe Queen of England
Bthe British Prime Minister
CAlhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
DSir James Robertson
EOliver Lyttleton
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Question 823
waec 1993
The highest court of appeal under the Nigerian independence constitution was
AFederal Court of Appeal
BSharia Court of Appeal
CSuperme Court
DJudicial Committee of the Privy Council
EFederal High Court
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Question 824
waec 1993
One of the problem encountered by Nigerian Nationalists in their struggle for constitution change was the
Aopposition from traditional rulers
Bsuperior fireams of the colonial masters
Copposition from the Queen of England
Drefusal of the Secretary of State to visit the colonies
Ecorruption and high- handedness of the British officials
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Question 825
waec 1993
In a presidential system of government, ministers are
Acollctively responsible to the senate
Bcollectively responsible to the president
Cindividually responsible to the president
Dindividually responsible to no one
Eindividually and collectively responsible to the electorate
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Question 826
waec 1993
Which is true of French colonial policy of assimilation? It
Awas similar in essence to the British colonial policy of Indirect Rule
Benabled Frence to transfer technology to its colonies
Cenabled Frence to transfer capital to its colonies
Dwas used to turn Frenchmen to Africans
Esought to integrate French colonies with France administratively, politically and culturally
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Question 827
waec 1993
One major weakness of 1946 Richard Constitution was its
Acumbersome constitutional provision
Blimited application of the elective principle
Cimprecision in legal clarification
Ddisregard for the views of traditional rulers
Eprovision for an official majority in the legislative assembly
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Question 828
waec 1993
A historic feature of the legislative council of Nigeria that met in 1923 was that for the first time, it
Aincluded elected African members
Blegislated for the whole country
Cacted in a deliberative capacity
Dincluded British officials
Eincluded official members who were Nigerians
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Question 829
waec 1993
Which of the following is not true of Herbert Macaulay? He was the
Aco-founder of the National Council of Nigeria and the Camerouns (NCNC)
Bfounder of the Logas Daily News
Cfounder of the national congress of British West Africa
Dfounder of the Nigeria National Democratic Party (NNDP)
Efirst Nigerian to found the a political party
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Question 830
waec 1993
Nigerian elite agitated against colonial rule
Aby engaging in guerilla warfare
Bby fighting civil war
Cthrough lobbying
Dthrough newspapers
Eby bribing colonial governors
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