Waec 1996 Government Past Questions And Answers

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1

Which of the following was the most senior official under the British colonial administration? The

  • A. District Officer
  • B. Lieutenant Governor
  • C. President
  • D. Governor
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2

The first commission set up to work out revenue procedure for Nigeria was the

  • A. Phillipson Commission
  • B. Chick Commission
  • C. Raisman Commission
  • D. Binns Commission
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3

A major objection to the Indirect Rule system was

  • A. economy in administration
  • B. administration through illiterate heads
  • C. the involvement of many Africans in administration
  • D. the control of territories by the colonial secretary
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4

To have have an orderly society a state needs

  • A. president
  • B. chief judge
  • C. constitution
  • D. legislature
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5

An essential feature of democracy is

  • A. election by all adult s
  • B. government by few wealthy men
  • C. participation by everyone in the economic sector
  • D. majority rule
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6

The development of nationalist activities was more rapid in British West Africa than in French West Africa because the

  • A. French West Africans were not interested in having self-government
  • B. French administrative policies did not allow for political agitation
  • C. British were no longer interested in governing their acquired territories
  • D. British did not have a standing army in West Africa, unlike their French counterparts
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7

The concept of sovereignty was popularised by

  • A. J.J Rousseau
  • B. A.V Dicey
  • C. C.L Montesquieu
  • D. Jean Bodin
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8

The general strike of 1954 in Nigeria gave force to the

  • A. formation of the Commonwealth
  • B. introduction of the Green Revolution
  • C. formation of the United Nations Organization (UNO)
  • D. demands of the nationalist movement
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9

The geographical units into which a country is divided for the purpose of elections are called

  • A. constituencies
  • B. polling
  • C. local government areas
  • D. states
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10

Outline the factors which determine the electoral success of a political party.

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