Question 1 of 20 57 total questions
The U.N.O's estimate of the world's population by the year 2000 is
A 2,500,000.000
B 3,000,000,000
C 4,200,000,000
D 6,500,000,000
E 100,000,000,000
Which of the following is not an organ of the UNO?The
A Security Council
B World Health Organization
C Economic and Social Council
D Secretariat
E International Court of Justice
The '' Uniting for Peace'' resolution of the UNO was adopted in
A 1945
B 1947
C 1950
D 1960
E 1966
The veto given the five permanent members of the Security Council of the United Nations is necessary because it
A makes them respect the UNO and help her achieve her objectives
B gives due respect to whom honour is due
C makes apartheld South Africa to fear the UNO
D bringing the big powers into agreement on important world issues
E ensure the operation of the principle of collective responsibility
The ECOWAS Monitoring Group (ECOMOG) was organized to maintain peace in
A Cote d'lvoire
B Benin Republic
C Liberia
D Chad
E Guinea
All the following are organs of OAU except
A Assembly of Heads of State and Government
B Economic Commission fo Africa
C General Secretariat
D Council of Ministers
E Commission for Mediation Conciliation and Arbitration
The moving force behind the formation of OAU was
A William Tubman
B Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
C Jomo Kenyatta
D Kwame Nkrumah
E Julius Nyerere
Which of the following is not a serious problems of ECOWAS?
A The economies of member states are not complementary
B Member states are primary producers
C Members states have dependent economies
D The monetary policies of member states differ
E Member states speak different languages
All the following are aims and objectives of ECOWAS except to
A maintain closer relations among member ststes
B encourage customs union and common market
C raise the political consciousness of the people
D raise the people's standard of living
E foster political peace and unity in West Africa
Behind the principle of '' African as the centerpiece of Nigeria's foreign policy'' is the understanding that
A for Nigeria to be great her neigbours must become great as well
B Nigerian is the gaint of Africa
C Nigeria must use her encormous oil wealth to control her neighbours
D Nigeria should be the mouthpiece of Africa in the UNO
E Nigeria must give aids to poor African nations
Katsina and Akwa Ibom stste were created in
A 1967
B 1976
C 1986
D 1987
E 1988
Which of the following is not true of military regime? it
A rules by decree
B is undemocratic
C is autocratic
D is transitory
E is benevolent
One of the ways to keep the military out of politics is to
A imprison coup plotters
B execute coup plotters
C crush military regime
D stop election rigging
E arm the police well as a counterpoise
Which of the following is the duty of Civil Servant ?
A loyalty to the governmnet
B public association with a political party
C Advising on policy formulation
D supporting the party in power
E not being partisan
Which of the following does not belong to the civil service?
A The cabinet office
B Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority
C The Governor's office
D The Establishment Department
E Ministry of information
Which of the following is the feature performed until recently, by local government in Nigeria?
A Imposition and collection of company tax
B Administration of museums
C Regulation of political parties
D collection of import duties
E Registration of births
Under the independence constitution of Nigeria the Head of State was
A the Queen of England
B the British Prime Minister
C Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
D Sir James Robertson
E Oliver Lyttleton
The highest court of appeal under the Nigerian independence constitution was
A Federal Court of Appeal
B Sharia Court of Appeal
C Superme Court
D Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
E Federal High Court
One of the problem encountered by Nigerian Nationalists in their struggle for constitution change was the
A opposition from traditional rulers
B superior fireams of the colonial masters
C opposition from the Queen of England
D refusal of the Secretary of State to visit the colonies
E corruption and high- handedness of the British officials
In a presidential system of government, ministers are
A collctively responsible to the senate
B collectively responsible to the president
C individually responsible to the president
D individually responsible to no one
E individually and collectively responsible to the electorate
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