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Question 961
jamb 1988
Government by the few is
Adictatorship
Bmonarchy
Coligarchy
Dautocracy
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Question 962
jamb 1988

Fascism emphasises

Aindividualism
Bequality
Cnationalism
Dcollectivism
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Question 963
jamb 1988
Citizenship may be changed by
ARenuciation
Bremarriage
Cdivorce
Dconviction
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Question 964
jamb 1988

In a parliamentary system of government, the offices of head of state and head of government are ``

Afused
Bseparated
Cnot defined
Dindistinguishable
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Question 965
jamb 1988
Constitutions originate from a belief that there i need for
Alimited government
Bfreedom of worship
Cfull employment
Djudicial independence
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Question 966
jamb 1988
When sovereignty rest with component states in a political system the constitution is referred to as
Aflexible
Bunitary
Cconfederal
Dfederal
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Question 967
jamb 1988

The application of the rule of law can be hindered by

Aindependence of the judiciary
Birresponsible press
Cunequal distribution of wealth
Dfree access to education
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Question 968
jamb 1988
The right to direct and command people is
Aauthority
Bpower
Copinion
Dobedience
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Question 969
jamb 1987
The principle of two levels of government in a country is called
Athe parliamentary system
Bdictatorship
CNationalism
DFederalism
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Question 970
jamb 1987
In Nigeria, the institution that preserves civil liberty is the
APublic Complaints Commission
BLaw court
CCivil Service Commission
DPolice Commission
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Question 971
jamb 1987
Public corporations are set up to
Amake profit
Bcompete with private sector
Ccater for those businesses that cannot be left entirely to private enterprise
Denhance the prestige of government
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Question 972
jamb 1987
The Commonwealth of Nations is made up of
AAfrican and Asian states
BBritain and some of her former colonies
CFrance and some of her former colonies
DFrench and English speaking African countries
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Question 973
jamb 1987
Which of the following countries belonged to the Casablanca Group?
ALiberia
BTunisia
CMali
DCote d' lvoire
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Question 974
jamb 1987
The UNO charter aims at
AEnsuring economic equality among nations
Bprotecting the right of refugees
Censuring world peace and security
Densuring fair treatment for prisoners of war
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Question 975
jamb 1987
The UNO was founded in 1945 to replace the
AOAU
BNATO
CCommonwealth of Nations
DLeague of Nations
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Question 976
jamb 1987

The administrative headquarters of ECOWAS is in

ALome
BAbuja
CDakar
DLagos
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Question 977
jamb 1987

One of the objectives of the OAU is to ensure

Amutual assistance of member states in suppressing domestic uprising
Bnon-interference in internal affairs of member states
Cconstant readjustment of territorial boundaries of member states
Dunification of liberation movements in Southern Africa
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Question 978
jamb 1987
By laws are
Aenactments by the legislature
Bregulations enacted by the local governments
Cfundamental judicial statements
Dprivate bills
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Question 979
jamb 1987
The 1976 Local Government Reforms declared that traditional rulers should
Aperform executive functions
Bpreside over local government councils
Cperform advisory roles
Denact laws
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Question 980
jamb 1987
The foremost nationalist leaders in pre- independent Nigeria were
AHerbert Macaulay, Nnamdi Azikiwe, Obafemi Awolowo, and Shehu Shagari
BHerbert Macaulay, Nnamdi Azikiwe/ Obafemi Awolowo and Ahmadu Bello
CHerbert Macaulay, Nnamdi Azikiwe, Obafemi Awolowo and Muhammadu Ribadu
DAlvan Ikoku, Samuel Akintola, Herber Macaulay and Ahmadu Bello
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