The empowerment of the police service commission to make rules for the appointment, promotion and dismissal of its personnel, is an example of

• A. a decree
• B. a penal law
• C. a delegated legislature
• D. an executive order

In a military regime, the arms of government that are usually fused are _________

• A. executive and judiciary
• B. legislature and local council
• C. legislature and executive
• D. judiciary and the press

Public opinion enables a government to

• A. control the public
• B. find out what the public thinks about its activities
• C. influence the public
• D. suppress its opponents

In the Pre-colonial Igbo society,the maintenance of peace and order was,the function of the

• A. assembly of ezes
• B. clan elders
• C. age-grades
• D. assembly of title holders

The primary factor which led to the formation of political parties in colonial Nigeria was

• A. introduction of the elective principle and representative institution
• B. increased wealth of the indigenous elite
• C. granting of seif government by the colonial administration
• D. call by black people all over the world for a final assault on colonialism

Citizenship acquired through marriage is referred to as

• A. honorary
• B. naturalization
• C. nationalization
• D. registration

The study of government essentially facilitates the understanding of the

• A. functioning of the entire social formation
• B. organization of the executive arm of government
• C. governance of human societies
• D. observance of fundamental human rights

Under the 1963 Republican Constitution,the President exercised

• A. nominal powers
• B. judicial powers
• C. concurrent powers
• D. executive powers

Discuss the principles considered in the allocation of revenue in Nigeria.

Another name for the first past the post system of voting is the

• A. second ballot system
• B. alternative voting method
• C. simple majority method
• D. single transferable voting system