Government Past Questions And Answers
2661
(a)Who is a citizen?
(b) Outline four responsibilities of a citizen to the state
View Discussion (0)WAEC 2019 THEORY2662
One of the main features of the Republican Constitution adopted by Nigeria in 1963 was that the
- A. office of the Governor-General was retained
- B. Prime Minister became the Head of State
- C. President became the Head of State
- D. President was responsible to the Queen of England
2663
What type of right enables citizens to participate in state affairs?
- A. judicial right
- B. social right
- C. habeas corpus
- D. political right
2664
Describe six factors that led to the growth of nationalism in Nigeria before 1945.
View Discussion (0)WAEC 2007 THEORY2665
For democracy to be sustained in a country it needs a
- A. rich political leader
- B. well - informed electorate
- C. partial electoral commission
- D. large police force
2666
The rule of law refers to the principle of
- A. legality and impartiality
- B. the supreme power of rulers
- C. the immunity of judges from legal actions
- D. the orderly execution of government policies
2667
The major difference between a state and a nation is that the latter presupposes a _______
- A. heterogeneous
- B. Homogeneous population
- C. well-defined territory
- D. more organized system
2668
During the second republic, some local government councils were created by
- A. state governments
- B. the federal government
- C. the national assembly
- D. the judiciary
2669
The Yoruba traditional governmental system was
- A. Egalitarian
- B. Republican
- C. democratic
- D. monarchical
2670
In a Federal System (such as Nigeria) the Local Governments are directly responsible
- A. to the Federal or Central Government
- B. to the State Government
- C. to the Federal and State Government
- D. to no other level of government