A) Joining political parties B) Voting during election C) Regular payment of tax D) Resisting electoral fraud
A) Protests leading to destruction of life and property B) Contesting an election C) Public debates on national issues D) Joining political parties
A) Political stability B) Good governance C) Low level of participation D) Low literacy level
A) Non registration B) Lack of stable income C) High cost of living D) Political neutrality
A) Citizenship Socialism B) Civic Socialization C) Cultural Education D) Citizenship Education
A) Allows government institutions to act anyhow B) It is applicable to the President only C) Enables a particular ethnic group to control government D) Regulates all citizens
A) Media B) Debate C) Consultation D) Election
A) Corruption B) Vandalism C) Piracy D) Murder
A) Constitution B) Bill C) Bye-law D) Decree
A) Athens B) India C) America D) Greece
A) The Civil Society B) The three arms of government C) Lawless society D) The Constitution
A) The principles of love, sharing B) Principle of equality, impartiality, Fundamental Human Right C) Principle of patriotism, fairness, justice D) The principle of equality, promotion, patriotism
A) Men B) People C) Women D) Teenagers
A) Abraham Lincoln B) Thomas Jefferson C) A. V. Dicey D) Nnamdi Azikiwe
A) Written constitution B) Rigid constitution C) Federal constitution D) Flexible constitution
A) Flexible and Written Constitution B) Rigid and Unwritten Constitution C) Rigid and Flexible Constitution D) Written and Unwritten Constitution
A) Legislature B) Executive C) Judiciary D) Local government
A) The State Government B) The President C) The Constitution D) The People
A) 24 and 720 B) 36 and 778 C) 36 and 774 D) 774 and 38
A) By registration B) By birth C) By conversion D) Naturalization |