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

Which of the following countries operate a direct democracy?

A “Yes” or No” vote on a specific political issue in a country is called ________

The major difference between a state and a nation is that the latter presupposes a _______

During the struggle for Angolan independence Nigeria supported

In most recent times, a seemingly workable solution to the Nigerian federal question is that of_______

The Independent National Electoral Commission has the power to prepare and maintain the register of

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

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

Bye laws are made by the _______?

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

One of the high points of the activities of the National Congress of British West Africa (NCBWA) led to the

The Nigerian Youth Movement (NYM) collapsed because of

The zoning system in Nigerian politics refers to

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

Nigeria’s federalism is often considered a flaw along the standard test of the Classical federalism ideology labelled along with_______

What is the primary source of revenue for the local government in Nigeria?

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

Nigeria is a member of____________

On which of the following grounds can a citizen abstain from voting?

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

The process of international integration arising from the inter-change of world views, products, ideas and other aspects of culture is known as

The Green Revolution programme was the effected manifesto of the …….. in 1979

The Murtala/Obasanjo regime in Nigeria increased the number of states from….

The Nigerian federal legislature is called the

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

The Nigerian Youth Movement pursued its objectives through the use of

If the receiving state does not approve a diplomat on account of his past activities, he is considered

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

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

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

According to Karl Max, socialism developed as a consequence of the evils of ________

One of the problems of military administration in West Africa is that soldiers

The Oputa panel was established in Nigeria to

he fees collected by local governments at motor parks represent ______

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

Before the emergence of OAU as a regional body, Nigeria belonged to

A feature unique to General Murtala Muhammed’s Supreme Military Council as compared to that of General Yakubu Gowon was the _________

Which Nigerian leader played a significant role in mediating peace talks during the Liberian civil war?

The highest court in Nigeria before 1963 was the _________

One of the following political parties produced Nigeria’s first Prime Minister_______

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

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

Nigeria broke diplomatic relations with France in 1961 because of_________

The Mid-Western Region was created in Nigeria in

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

The party that controlled the government of South West States after the 1979 General Elections was

Which of the following countries made up the Casablanca Group?

Military intervention in Nigeria arose from

The Murtala/Obasanjo regime in Nigeria increased the number of states from

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

Which of the following is a function of the local government in Nigeria?

The creation of more states in Nigeria has_______

Redtapism in the civil service refers to

Which state institution is referred to as the bureaucratic wing responsible for the running of government offices, agencies and departments?

In 1991, the African Economic Community Treaty was signed in

The Nigerian Youth Movement collapsed as the result of

The first military Head of State in Nigeria was General

The concept of social justice implies that the state must ensure

Conservatism is an ideology that emphasizes

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

A recurring principal objective of Nigerian foreign policy is

The Economic and Financials Crime Commission (EFCC) scope and nature of duty may not extend to_______

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 ________.

Successive population figures have been contested in Nigeria because of ______?

Rule by decrees is associated with

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

What encompasses a range of diplomatic, political, economic and security decisions and actions that a state embarks on to protect and promote sovereignty on the global stage?

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

In Nigeria, the concurrent list of powers belongs to the

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

The philosophy behind Nigerian federalism is

Which of the following was not responsible for the coalition between A. G and N. C. N. C.?

The policy of ‘indigenization’ was introduced under the regime of?

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

In the 18th century, a new wind of development blew over Europe and the development was referred to__________?

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

Which of the following is a feature of Nigerian Federalism?

The highest body which performed legislative functions under Babangida Regime was

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

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

Nigeria’s non-aligned policy means that she will _________

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

The first restructure of the Nigerian Federation took place with the

One criticism levelled against the pre-independence political parties in West Africa was that some of them

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

In 1993, Nigerian troops were on peace-keeping assignment to

The industrial Revolution in Europe resulted in

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

Indirect election is best described as?

A major advantage of a country’s foreign policy is that, it __________

Immediately after the Nigerian civil war, Gowon’s regime embarked on

Military intervention in Nigerian politics was first witnessed in

A feature of a confederal state is that _______

Nigeria’s departure from pro-west policy during the Murtala Muhammed regime was as a result of

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

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

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

The ____ Reform is influential to the inception of Local Government in Nigeria

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