Why do some countries adopt unitary system of government?

The ultimate duty of a citizen is to demonstrate his/her __________

• A. allegiance to the sovereign
• B. loyalty to the state
• C. respect for the national flag
• D. contribution to government expenditure

The independence of the Judiciary is meant to

• A. protest the rights of the judges
• B. safeguard the liberties of individuals
• C. enable judges enact laws at will
• D. allow judges to participate in partisan politics

Financial allocations to local governments by the federal or the state government to supplement the cost of a project is called

• A. revenue allocation
• B. reimbursement
• C. statutory allocation
• D. matching grant

Power is understood to mean the

• A. right to compel obedience
• B. capacity to compel obedience
• C. relationship between the government and the people
• D. desire to sue the state apparatus

NEPAD was adopted during the OAU summit held in _________

• A. Tunis
• B. Lusaka
• C. Cairo
• D. Abuja

The 1946 constitution was remarkable because it

• A. created ministerial positions in Nigeria
• B. introduced regional governments in Nigeria
• C. introduced for the first time, the elective principle
• D. brought about self- government for Nigeria

The notion of equality before the law is the same as the principle of

• A. supremacy of the constitution
• B. rule of law
• C. independence of the judiciary
• D. social equality

The 1979 Constitution of Nigeria

• A. provided for a head of government
• B. introduced the participation of women in politics
• C. provided for a head of state who is also the head of government
• D. provided for House of Chiefs

The political parties established in West Africa in the 1950's were aimed at ________

• A. securing independence for their people
• B. Participating in the colonial administration
• C. introducing guerilla warfare against Europeans
• D. representing their people in the British parliament