1. Which institution is responsible for the regulation and supervision of capital markets in Nigeria?

2. Military intervention in Nigerian politics was first witnessed in

3. A democratic country is one in which the people have the right to

4. Which type of democracy is Nigeria operating as a democratic state?

5. A major weakness of a one-party system is that it

6. Which of the following military regimes in Nigeria played a prominent role in the liberation of colonised African States?

7. In a democratic government, franchise is given to all_________

8. The main source of local government finance since the 1976 reform has been___________

9. The Mid-Western Region was created in Nigeria in

10. Which of the following factors does not influence a country’s foreign policy?

11. The Aburi Accord was a popular phrase during the administration of

12. Which of the following is the basic unit of a local government in Nigeria?

13. The zoning system in Nigerian politics refers to

14. ____ is noted for having said “man by nature is a political animal”

15. In 1991, the African Economic Community Treaty was signed in

16. The 1976 Local Government Reforms made the Nigerian local government become

17. The most effective instrument adopted by Nigeria against the East-West Cold War in the 1960s was

18. Which political system allows only one ideology for the state?

19. Who among the following was dismissed from the Action Group at the Jos Congress of February, 1962?

20. The rationale behind the adoption of a federal system of government in Nigeria is to

21. During the Civil War, the major power that expressed moral support for Biafra’s self-determination was

22. In the First Republic, the official opposition party was the ……….

23. The total number of parties registered 1979 elections in Nigeria was

24. The highest court in Nigeria before 1963 was the _________

25. The reluctance of military regimes to hand over power to civilian administration is because they

26. The Barclay’s Bank and the British Petroleum Company in Nigeria were nationalized in the late 1970s for transacting business with …

27. The following are the reasons widely espoused for military intervention and rules in West Africa except ______

28. Which of the following is a process of military disengagement from Nigerian politics?

29. Which of the following is not a factor leading to military intervention in West African states?

30. Which one among the following is a significant factor that influences the foreign policy of a country?

31. What is commonly referred to as the association of the government and the governed?

32. Which of the following countries operate a direct democracy?

33. The art of maintaining peaceful relationships between states, groups or individuals mostly comes about as a result of the activities and functions of

34. Taking over power, military governments disregard democratic protocols and rule mainly by

35. he fees collected by local governments at motor parks represent ______

36. Which political party was known for its socialist ideology and populist policies in the 1980s?

37. Under General Aguiyi Ironsi, decree 34 introduced the ____ system of government.

38. Redtapism in the civil service refers to

39. As a non-aligned state, Nigeria attended the second meeting of the non-Aligned Movement that took place in Cairo, Egypt in

40. The British prime minister who opposed the cancellation of Nigeria’s debt was

41. Military might is a major determinant of a country’s _______

42. In the 1930s, the political movement that challenged the NNDP domination of Lagos politics was the

43. Apart from globalization, what other factor to a large extent affects the sovereignty of a state?

44. The highest organ of the state during the Babangida Regime was the

45. A recurring principal objective of Nigerian foreign policy is

46. The Oputa panel was established in Nigeria to

47. In order to assist fellow developing countries, Nigeria initiated the

48. The Chick’s commission was set up to look into the issue of revenue allocation in___________

49. Which local government reform in Nigeria prevented traditional rulers from engaging in politics?

50. In the federation of Nigeria, states are equally represented in the

51. Twelve States creation is a known achievement of the … regime

52.

53. Which of the following is a concurrent power in the Nigerian federal system?

54. During the cold war, Nigeria’s foreign policy was characterized by

55. What is the main source of funding for public corporations in Nigeria?

56. The Technical Aid Corps scheme in Nigeria aims at strengthening relations with

57.

58. Bye laws are made by the _______?

59. The Nigerian/ Biafra civil war ended on

60. When Africa is the centrepiece of Nigeria’s foreign policy, it is said to be _________

61. The Nigerian Youth Movement pursued its objectives through the use of

62. Nigeria’s ideal of Africa as the centerpiece of her foreign policy includes all the following except

63. Implementations of the target programmes of the government is the primary duty of the _____ a part of the _____

64. Nigeria’s quest for a leadership role in Africa hinges principally on her

65. Frequent military coup d’etats which topple elected governments negatively affect and stall

66. ” From each according to his ability to each according to his needs” is the principle of

67. Foreign Policy refers to

68. In the United States, what do they call by-election?

69.

70. Federalism was introduced in Nigeria under the

71. The land use decree of 1978 vested the ownership of land in Nigeria in the

72. The desire for foreign investments and overseas markets had become the driving force behind many West African countries

73. Public corporations in Nigeria are established through

74. The indirect dimension of changing the government is known as ___ ?

75. Nigerians opposed the Defence Pact with Britain at independence because it

76. In Nigeria, the Local Government Service Commission is set up by the

77. Nigeria’s relations with African countries are underscored by its policy of

78. Military rule does not only pose a threat to democracy but also to

79. The sovereignty of a state can be limited to a great extent by

80. Citizens can seek redress against injustice from the state through the?

81. Public corporations are struggling in the West African States as a result of

82. A country with homogeneous societies and a small population is suitable for the establishment of ____________.

83. Which of the following does not influence a country’s foreign policy?

84. Representative governments around the world pay attention to public opinion because of the following factors except

85. The body responsible for exercising the functions of local governments in the 1976 reforms was the________

86. Conservatism is an ideology that emphasizes

87. The highest decision-making body in Nigeria under the Buhari’s military regime was the ________

88. The basis of the Nigerian foreign policy thrust particularly during the Independence Constitution era was … in nature

89. The Nigerian Youth Movement (NYM) collapsed because of

90. In Nigeria, the concurrent list of powers belongs to the

91. Which of the following countries made up the Casablanca Group?

92. A military coup d’etat is followed by _________

93. A major event in Nigerian history that led to the suspension of Nigeria’s constitution and the declaration of a state of emergency by the colonial authorities in 1953 was the ________.

94. South-South cooperation is a major policy plan on which Nigeria bases her relations with

95. The dwindling and market falls in oil prices are prime indicators for Nigeria politico-economic consideration for________

96. Authoritarianism is least inherent in

97. Rates are generally collected in Nigeria by ________

98. The highest body which performed legislative functions under Babangida Regime was

99. A country’s foreign policy is foremost driven by

100. Financial allocation to local governments by the federal or the state government to supplement the cost of a project is called_____