A) Herbert Macaulay B) Obafemi Awolowo C) Olusegun Obasanjo D) Ahmadu Bello
A) Peace, order and stability B) Absence of legal immunity C) Supremacy of the law D) Obedience to any authority
A) corporate responsibility B) the desire to win elections C) social responsibility D) political gerrymandering
A) registration, inter-relationship, integration and declaration. B) association, convention, naturalization and incorporation C) Birth, indigenization, colonization and referendum. D) Birth, naturalization, honorary and registration
A) Human beings B) international citizens C) members of a political party D) members of a community
A) there is interaction between persons in a social setting B) Citizens pay their taxes regularly to the inland revenue service C) citizens are politically conscious and participate in voting D) group shares social interest and communal aspiration
A) Dangerous B) harmless C) attractive D) amiable
A) Forced labour B) part time studies C) Visiting tourist sites D) lucrative employment
A) regular contact with healthy people B) participation in profitable ventures C) pursuit of academic studies D) self-pity and self-medication
A) tiers of government B) forms of government C) types of democracy D) Arms of government
A) capitalist regime B) dictatorial regime C) Democratic regime D) socialist regime
A) legitimacy B) culture C) Apathy D) socialization
A) hardwork B) morality C) humility D) Politeness
A) Identity B) co-operation C) development D) unity
A) Expression B) association C) fair hearing D) religion
A) ensure the sustenance and longevity of the roads B) make sure people travel for business purposes C) arrest traffic offenders and violators D) Ensure safety and allow easy flow of traffic
A) Sending the children abroad for quality education B) Buying expensive gifts for the children C) Visiting sites of attraction with the children D) Providing necessities of life for the children
A) Conciliation B) Dialogue C) Resentment D) Meditation
A) The federal road safety corps and vehicle inspection office. B) The police and national security and civil defence corps C) The Nigerian Army and Vehicle Inspection Office D) Federal road safety corps and the Nigerian Army
A) Mob B) The state C) Family D) School
A) An armed robber B) A drug addict C) A human trafficker D) A kidnapper
A) Abduction B) Application C) Threat D) Deceit
A) Constitutional protection B) Penal code C) Legal rights D) Immunity clause
A) A condemned person B) A trafficked person C) An imprisoned person D) A kidnapped person
A) Freedom of movement B) Free education C) Freedom from discrimination D) Form or join any political party
A) National consciousness B) Popular participation C) Citizenship education D) Political apathy
A) Group values B) Religious values C) General values D) Personal values
A) Promoting peaceful co-existence B) Promoting of positive values C) Preserving of culture D) Encouraging egoistic tendencies
A) Adequate citizenship education B) Biased electoral umpires C) Adequate political awareness D) A free and fair election
A) Equal B) Collegial C) Proportional D) Unequal
A) Payment of taxes B) Right to personal liberty C) Protection of public utilities D) Obedience to the law
A) National Assembly which has power to make laws and amend the constitution B) President who is also the commander in Chief of the Armed Forces C) People from whom government derives its power and authority D) Judiciary which interprets the laws of the state.
A) Should be free from torture B) Have freedom of movement C) Have the right to recognition D) Are both free and equal
A) Socially regenerated B) Ethically upright C) Politically disintegrated D) Morally degenerated
A) Healthy completion B) Co-operation C) Confrontation D) Nationalism.
A) Communalism B) Unitarianism C) Communism D) Nationalism
A) Breeds ethnic competition and rivalry B) Encourages operational bureaucracy C) Accommodates popular participation D) Accommodates political apathy
A) Corruption B) Violence C) Money laundering D) Prostitution
A) Initiation of bills B) Judicial review C) Checking of arbitrariness D) Interpretation of the law
A) Inadequate religious and moral instruction B) Poor welfare programmes for students C) Inadequate support from guardians and parents D) Prevalence of corruption among political elites |