Waec 1992 Government Past Questions And Answers

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1

Popular sovereignty belongs to the

  • A. government
  • B. military
  • C. electorate
  • D. legislature
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2

One of the merits of indirect Rule system was that it

  • A. did not tax the people much
  • B. allowed educated Africans to participate in government
  • C. further trained traditional rulers in native administration
  • D. encouraged democratic principles
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3

Bye-laws are made by

  • A. the police
  • B. parliament
  • C. civil servant
  • D. local authority
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4

A major feature of the constitutions in the British West African colonies in the 1920s was the

  • A. introduction of the elective principle
  • B. removal of colonial governors by the legislative councils
  • C. introduction of Universal Adult Suffrage
  • D. abolition of local government
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5

A good citizen must be

  • A. an educated and honest tax payer
  • B. ready to assist law enforcement agents
  • C. wealthy and ready to save his country
  • D. educated and obedient to the law
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6

The Nigerian nationalists movement was greatly assisted by the

  • A. trade unions
  • B. traditional rulers
  • C. Council for National Awareness
  • D. Manufactures Association of Nigeria
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7

Which of the following is not a means by which government maintains law and order?

  • A. Law Making
  • B. Maintenance of police and other security personnel
  • C. Provision of socio-economic services
  • D. Establishment of provisional associations
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8

Which of the following nationalist was associated with the formation of the National Congress of British west Africa?

  • A. William Du Bios
  • B. Marcus Garvey
  • C. Caseley Heyford
  • D. Nnadi Azikiwe
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9

One of the importance of federalism is that

  • A. any component part can secede at any time
  • B. each state can develop at its own pace
  • C. citizens cannot be taxed by both state and federal government
  • D. each state can spend money allocated to it by the centre
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10

Explain the various stages of passing bill into law.

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