Government Past Questions And Answers
2301
Which African country experienced a violent resistance movement against British colonial rule known as the Mau Mau rebellion?
- A. Sudan
- B. Kenya
- C. Ghana
- D. Nigeria
2302
Presidentialism in local government administration in understood to mean
- A. the abolition of the role of traditional rulers as chairmen
- B. local government chief executives to be known as presidents
- C. chairmen of local governments to serve as accounting officers
- D. the phasing out of the post of Councillors
2303
A referendum is a device to ensure that
- A. elections are free and fair
- B. legislators vote to resolve contentious issues
- C. decisions are effected with the consent of citizens
- D. bye-elections are held to fill vacant positions
2304
Give any six reasons for the breakdown of the Macpherson Constitution of 1951
View Discussion (0)WAEC 2013 THEORY2305
Popular political participation means________
- A. having majority of the people partaking in politics
- B. having a good number of voters in the electoral process
- C. the aggregate efforts of more than half of the citizens to partake in public debate and politics
- D. the sum total of all activities exerted by the majority with enthusiasm actively involving in all aspects of their political sphere
2306
The appointment, promotion and discipline of civil servants is the responsibility of the
- A. Civil Service Commission
- B. Public Complaints Commission
- C. Judicial Service Commission
- D. Public Service Institute of Nigeria
2307
Nigeria became a federation of thirty-six state during the era of
- A. Abdulsalami Abubakar
- B. Yakubu Gowon
- C. Ibrahim Babangida
- D. Sani Abacha
2308
The primary duty of citizens to the state is
- A. loyalty to traditional rulers
- B. obedience to ministers
- C. obedience to politicians
- D. allegiance to the government
2309
In a confederation,the constituency that a member of the legislature represents is a
- A. nation-state
- B. region
- C. senatorial district
- D. parliamentary consistuency
2310
In the Hausa pre-colonial political system, sovereignty was located in the
- A. Quadi
- B. Emir
- C. Waziri
- D. Madawaki

