A) Citizen law B) Civil law C) Executive law D) Public law
A) By being hostile to the less privileged around us B) By helping the downtrodden to get more depressed C) By reporting criminals to the police D) By getting involved in social vices
A) It aids peace and development in the society B) Honesty helps in settling disputes C) It reduce the feeling of inferiority D) It eliminates envy and jealousy in the society
A) Reliability B) Discipline C) Honesty D) Integrity
A) Equity B) Reliability C) Truthfulness D) Equality
A) It engenders peace and development in the society B) It leads to false materialism C) It leads to greed and avarice D) It leads to unhealthy rivalry
A) Honesty B) Justice C) Contentment D) Probity
A) Natural B) Legal C) Violent D) Responsible
A) Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome B) Aquired Immunity Defective Syndrome C) Automatic Immune Deficiency System D) Acquired Immunization Defective System
A) During Sexual Acts B) Blood transfusions C) Through Sneezing D) From mother to child
A) Excessive sleeping B) Hypertension C) Swelling in the neck D) Pneumonia
A) The Scale B) The Weight C) The Sword D) The Blindfold
A) Manipulative justice B) Retributive justice C) Restorative justice D) Procedural justice
A) It helps in settlement of conflicts and disputes B) Opportunity to defend oneself prevents injustice in the society C) It protects individuals' right of fair hearing D) It helps to encourage tolerance and friendship among people in the society
A) Tentative skills B) Reasoning skills C) Intellectual skills D) Manipulative skills
A) It helps the citizens to make competition with the government B) It encourages national integration and national building C) It prepares the citizen to join any political party of their choice D) It encourages the government to grant the citizen's needs
A) Right to free movement B) Right to personal liberty C) Right to peaceful life D) Right to dignity of human person
A) Socialism B) Nationalism C) Democracy D) Federalism
A) Nnamdi Azikiwe B) Herbert Macaulay C) Alh. (Sir) Ahmadu Bello D) Obafemi Awolowo
A) National Congress of Nigeria and the Cameroon B) National Commision of Nigeria and the Cameroon C) National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroon D) Nation's Congress of Nigeria and the Cameroon
A) November 4, 1864 B) September 4 1846 C) September 14, 1964 D) November 14, 1864
A) Courage B) Discipline C) Integrity D) Selflessness
A) Saying the truth B) Giving C) Time D) Focusing on others
A) Courage B) Commitment C) Reliability D) Truthfulness
A) Provision of fundamental basic needs B) Disbursement of funds for production of goods C) Availability of free Education D) Cultivation of positive attitudes and values for self reliance
A) NLNG B) YOUWIN C) NES D) NAPEP
A) Anthony Enahoro B) Obafemi Awolowo C) Joseph Williams D) Nnamdi Azikiwe
A) Nnamdi Azikiwe B) Chief Obafemi Awolowo C) Herbert Macaulay D) Alh. (Sir) Ahmadu Bello
A) Constitutionalism B) Decorum/orderliness C) Tolerance of oppositions D) All of the above
A) Vocabulary skills B) Expressive C) Listening D) Learning skills
A) Life coping skills B) Developmental skills C) Positive skills D) Manipulative skills
A) Giving justice by been biased B) Giving justice to only the masses C) Meting out justice without fear/favour D) Giving justice with pity /favour
A) Weighing the judgement to give the parties involved B) Weighing the personality of the parties involved C) Weighing the judgement to give to the witnesses D) Weighing claims and evidences presented by parties involved in dispute
A) Fairness B) Courage C) Greediness D) Biased
A) Equality justice B) Retributive justice C) Restorative justice D) Procedural justice
A) Spiritual courage B) Powerful courage C) Resuscitative courage D) Physical courage
A) Self reliance B) Integrity C) Discipline D) Courage
A) Act of giving equal treatment to everyone B) Act of treating people with courage C) Act of giving justice at someone's own interest D) Act of speaking the truth to everybody
A) All of the above B) Problem solving capacity C) Critical D) Analytical
A) Instructions B) Principles C) Law D) Protocol |