An organized group that seek the power in a state is a

• A. social group
• B. co-operative society
• C. political party
• D. pressure group

The leading agent in the expansion of British influence in Northern Nigeria in the 1890s was the

• A. British Consul in Calabar
• B. Royal West African Frontier Force
• C. British Consul in Lagos
• D. Royal Niger Company

Citizenship can be acquired by

• A. nationalism
• B. naturalization
• C. indigenization
• D. collectivism

Outline five (5) reasons for which the judiciary is kept independent on the control of the executive and legistlature.

One of the advantages of the simple majority system of voting is that it

• A. discourages election malpractices
• B. gives an accurate result of an election
• C. is very suitable to large countries
• D. is simple and cheap to operate

The institution connected with law adjudication is the

• A. judiciary
• B. police
• C. government
• D. executive

Totalitarianism implies the control of government by

• A. coalition parties
• B. parties in succession
• C. a few elite
• D. a dictator

Power can be defined as the ability to

• A. compel or influence obedience
• B. encourage self-help projects
• C. delegate judicial functions
• D. oppose government policies

In the 1976 reforms and the local government generally, which regime constitutes the Ibrahim panel of 1984?

• A. Major General Muhammadu Buhari Administration
• B. Olusegun Obasanjo Administration
• C. Goodluck Jonathan Administration
• D. Ernest Shonekan Administration

The results of the 1973 census in Nigeria were rejected because

• A. the figures were unacceptable to the U.N.B
• B. the figures were controversial
• C. Nigerians were contented with the existing population figures
• D. there were preparations for a fresh census