Correct Answer: A. diarchy

Explanation

Reasons why Indirect Rule was not successful in some parts of Nigeria.

(i) Absence of centralized form of administration: There was no such system among the Ibo of Eastern Nigeria and therefore, there was nothing for the system to hold on to.

(ii) There was no tax system in some parts. For example, in Yoruba land and among the Ibo people, the attempt at introducing taxation resulted in riots

(iii) Opposition: There was opposition from educated elites, mostly because they were not allowed to take part in the administration.

(iv) Imposition of rulers: Equally, there was opposition to the imposition of non-traditional rulers or warrant chiefs among the Ibo people.

(v) Nationalist activities: There was rapid growth of nationalist activities in the South, which resulted in protests and demonstration against the system.

(vi) Chieftaincy institutions: Chieftaincy was degraded by giving menial jobs to chiefs, e.g. tax collection in I Yoruba and Igbo land.

Correct Answer: B. delay method of prolonging debates in parliament

Explanation

A filibuster is a political procedure where one or more members of parliament or congress debate over a proposed piece of legislation so as to delay or entirely prevent a decision being made on the proposal.

Correct Answer: C. Britain and Israel

Correct Answer: B. Tourism

Explanation

How a person determines his or her political beliefs is called political socialization. Tourism is an agent of political socialization process that can shape the way people build their political beliefs

Explanation

Functions of the Secretary-general of the United Nations Organisation include:

(i)The annual report of the organisation is presented to the General Assembly by him.

(ii) He is the Chief Administrative Officer of the U.N.O.

(iii) He directs all the activities in the secretariat which is U.N.O'S administrative headquarters.

(iv) He has the capacity to represent U.N.O in any other international organisations e.g, the Common wealth, OAU, Non-aligned Movement, etc . He can as well present addresses in most of these organisations on behalf of U. N.O.

(v) He brings to the Security Council, issues that can threaten global peace and security.

(vi) He takes care of the organisation's properties.

(vii) He always acts as the secretary in most of the meeting of the organs of U.N.O.

(viii) The supervision and coordination of the activities of the other organs of U.N.O are part of his functions.

(ix) He has the power to appoint and direct the activities of members of staff of the secretariat.

(x) It is not an obligation for him to take instructions from any member nation of the organisation.

Correct Answer: D. control political power

Correct Answer: D. engage in partisan politics

Correct Answer: C. is contained in a single document

Correct Answer: A. Checks and balances