Correct Answer: D. decent utterance

Correct Answer: B. N 800 000

Correct Answer: B. raised beach

Explanation

(a) Examples of trade associations are:

(i) Manufacturers Association of Nigeria.

(ii) Taxi Drivers' Association.

(iii) Garri Sellers Association.

(iv) Cement Dealers Association.

(v) Nigerian Union of Teachers.

(b) Function of Employers Association are:

(i) It collaborates with trade unions in settling disputes between employers and employees.

(ii) It also ensures health and welfare of workers.

(iii) It establishes satisfactory terms and conditions of employment.

(iv) It provides standards of safety for workers.

(v) It maintains standard and ensures that terms and conditions in the contract of employment are obeyed by the employers and employees.

(c) Objectives of Lake Chad Basin Commission are:

(i) To resettle the persons affected by the works and schemes stated under special resettlement schemes.

(ii) To enhance the agricultural potentials of Lake Chad Basin area for irrigation.

(iii) To undertake projects for control of flood and erosion.

(iv) To construct and maintain dams, wells, boreholes, drainages, irrigation systems.

(v) To control pollution of rivers and Lakes.

(vi) To teach farmers modern farming methods.

(vii) To foster economic co-operation and development among member nations.

Correct Answer: C. purchase

Correct Answer: D. synedoche

Explanation

The use of the word 'crown' in this context is a good example of synecdoche, a figure of speech in which a part is made to represent the whole or vice versa. Here, 'crown' is used to represent power or leadership, which is a part of the whole concept of being a king or ruler.

Correct Answer: C. satisfy the domestic consumption of petroleum products

Correct Answer: D. talk

Correct Answer: A. a coalition

Explanation

Major features of Nigeria's Foreign Policy since independence include:

(i)The adoption of non-aligned policies with the power blocs - East or West.

(ii) The belief in resolving inter-state disputes peaceably.

(iii) Cooperating and entering into friendship with nations that respect her sovereignty

(iv) The belief in the principle of non-interference in the domestic affairs of other states and according respect to the territorial integrity of other states in Africa.

(v) Seeing Africa as the centre- piece of Nigeria's foreign policy.

(vi) To join forces in exterminating apartheid in South Africa and Colonialism in the African continent by supporting liberation movements.

(vii) To be involved in cooperation with other states in finding peaceful resolution to mounting political crises in the West African sub-region by taking part in the formation of ECOMOG which played a role in the Liberian Crisis.