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Question 1: Under the emirate system, the commander of the army is the.

A: Alkali

B: Hakimi

C: Sarkin Fada

D: Madawaki. {correct answer for question number 1.}

E: Madawaki.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 1 is 'D' which is 'Madawaki.'.

Question 2: The party system practiced in Nigeria’s Third Republic was.

A: multi-party

B: two-party {correct answer for question number 2.}

C: zero-party

D: one-party.

E: one-party.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 2 is 'B' which is 'two-party'.

Question 3: Nigeria broke diplomatic relations with France in 1961 because of:.

A: her poor relations with the francophone countries

B: General de-Gaulle’s negative attitude towards her

C: France’s diplomatic relations with Israel

D: France’s atomic test in the Sahara Desert {correct answer for question number 3.}

E: France’s atomic test in the Sahara Desert

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 3 is 'D' which is 'France’s atomic test in the Sahara Desert'.

Question 4: The main attributes of a state are.

A: government, the police and the armed forces

B: population, territory, government and sovereignty {correct answer for question number 4.}

C: federal state and local governments

D: the press, the legislature, the executive and the judiciary

E: the press, the legislature, the executive and the judiciary

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 4 is 'B' which is 'population, territory, government and sovereignty'.

Question 5: Under the 1979 Constitution, statutory allocation of revenue to local government councils is the responsibility of the.

A: Council of State

B: Houses of Assembly

C: National Economic Council

D: Federal Legislature. {correct answer for question number 5.}

E: Federal Legislature.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 5 is 'D' which is 'Federal Legislature.'.

Question 6: In Nigeria, the highest court for Muslims is the.

A: Alkali Court

B: Sharia Court of Appeal {correct answer for question number 6.}

C: Supreme Court

D: Upper Area Court

E: Upper Area Court

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 6 is 'B' which is 'Sharia Court of Appeal'.

Question 7: The AU differs from the OAU in having.

A: no assembly of Heads of State

B: effective tools for decision enforcement. {correct answer for question number 7.}

C: no permanent headquarters

D: a minimum of divergent viewpoints

E: a minimum of divergent viewpoints

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 7 is 'B' which is 'effective tools for decision enforcement.'.

Question 8: The head of Nigeria’s foreign mission in a Commonwealth nation is known as.

A: ambassador

B: charge d’affaires.

C: attaché

D: high Commissioner {correct answer for question number 8.}

E: high Commissioner

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 8 is 'D' which is 'high Commissioner'.

Question 9: The President of Nigeria was indirectly elected through secret ballot for a period of five years by the senate in.

A: 1983

B: 1960

C: 1963 {correct answer for question number 9.}

D: 1979

E: 1979

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 9 is 'C' which is '1963'.

Question 10: The main purpose of establishing public enterprises in Nigeria is to.

A: enrich the elite

B: provide essential services {correct answer for question number 10.}

C: compete with the private sector

D: increase government revenue

E: increase government revenue

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 10 is 'B' which is 'provide essential services'.

Question 11: The country that championed decolonization in Africa was.

A: Nigeria

B: South Africa

C: Ghana {correct answer for question number 11.}

D: Kenya.

E: Kenya.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 11 is 'C' which is 'Ghana'.

Question 12: Which of the following ensured the practice of democracy in the pre-colonial Yoruba political system?.

A: Checks and balances. {correct answer for question number 12.}

B: Fusion of power.

C: Individual responsibility.

D: The rule of law.

E: The rule of law.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 12 is 'A' which is 'Checks and balances.'.

Question 13: Which of the following is the main function of the civil service?.

A: Supporting the party in power.

B: Allocating resources to the federating units.

C: Mobilizing grassroots support for government.

D: Implementing government policies. {correct answer for question number 13.}

E: Implementing government policies.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 13 is 'D' which is 'Implementing government policies.'.

Question 14: An electoral process in which candidates are selected for elective offices by party members is.

A: bye election

B: electoral college

C: general election

D: primary election. {correct answer for question number 14.}

E: primary election.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 14 is 'D' which is 'primary election.'.

Question 15: Which of the following constitutions is more suitable for centralization of political power?.

A: Flexible constitution.

B: Unwritten constitution.

C: Rigid constitution

D: Written constitution. {correct answer for question number 15.}

E: Written constitution.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 15 is 'D' which is 'Written constitution.'.

Question 16: The emergence of nationalism was essentially the result of the ills of.

A: independence

B: slavery

C: colonialism {correct answer for question number 16.}

D: imperialism

E: imperialism

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 16 is 'C' which is 'colonialism'.

Question 17: Political values are acquired in any given society through.

A: political re-orientation

B: political campaign

C: political socialization {correct answer for question number 17.}

D: political indoctrination.

E: political indoctrination.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 17 is 'C' which is 'political socialization'.

Question 18: The first institution introduced by the military to exercise legislative power was the.

A: Supreme Military Council {correct answer for question number 18.}

B: Armed Forces Ruling Council

C: Federal Executive Council

D: Provisional Ruling Council.

E: Provisional Ruling Council.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 18 is 'A' which is 'Supreme Military Council'.

Question 19: An electoral process in which candidates are selected for elective offices by party members is.

A: bye election

B: electoral college

C: general election

D: primary election. {correct answer for question number 19.}

E: primary election.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 19 is 'D' which is 'primary election.'.

Question 20: Which of these is not the supreme organ of the OAU?.

A: the council of Ministers

B: The Administrative Secretary General

C: the Assembly of Heads of States and Government

D: Appointment of staff {correct answer for question number 20.}

E: Appointment of staff

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 20 is 'D' which is 'Appointment of staff'.

Question 21: The act of transferring autonomous powers to subordinate agencies is.

A: devolution {correct answer for question number 21.}

B: concentration

C: deconcentration

D: delegation.

E: delegation.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 21 is 'A' which is 'devolution'.

Question 22: Nigeria broke diplomatic relations with France in 1961 because of:.

A: her poor relations with the francophone countries

B: General de-Gaulle’s negative attitude towards her

C: France’s diplomatic relations with Israel

D: France’s atomic test in the Sahara Desert {correct answer for question number 22.}

E: France’s atomic test in the Sahara Desert

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 22 is 'D' which is 'France’s atomic test in the Sahara Desert'.

Question 23: The ultimate aim of political parties is to.

A: implement people-oriented programmes

B: acquire and exercise power {correct answer for question number 23.}

C: increase the political awareness of the electorate

D: formulate and implement policies

E: formulate and implement policies

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 23 is 'B' which is 'acquire and exercise power'.

Question 24: Citizenship is acquired by an alien through.

A: registration

B: birth

C: conferment

D: naturalization {correct answer for question number 24.}

E: naturalization

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 24 is 'D' which is 'naturalization'.

Question 25: The ultimate aim of political parties is to.

A: implement people-oriented programmes

B: acquire and exercise power {correct answer for question number 25.}

C: increase the political awareness of the electorate

D: formulate and implement policies

E: formulate and implement policies

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 25 is 'B' which is 'acquire and exercise power'.

Question 26: A constitution that is difficult to amend is.

A: flexible

B: rigid

C: written {correct answer for question number 26.}

D: unwritten.

E: unwritten.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 26 is 'C' which is 'written'.

Question 27: The ultimate aim of political parties is to.

A: implement people-oriented programmes

B: acquire and exercise power {correct answer for question number 27.}

C: increase the political awareness of the electorate

D: formulate and implement policies

E: formulate and implement policies

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 27 is 'B' which is 'acquire and exercise power'.

Question 28: The approval of treaties and agreements of the Economic Community of West African States is the responsibility of the.

A: Council of Ministers

B: ECOWAS Tribunal

C: Assembly of Heads of State and Government {correct answer for question number 28.}

D: Secretariat.

E: Secretariat.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 28 is 'C' which is 'Assembly of Heads of State and Government'.

Question 29: The system of indirect rule failed in the former Eastern Nigeria primarily because.

A: of the fragmented political structures

B: the chief refused to cooperate with colonial officer

C: the high incidence of taxation chief refused to cooperate with colonial officers

D: the colonial officers imposed warrant chiefs on the people {correct answer for question number 29.}

E: the colonial officers imposed warrant chiefs on the people

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 29 is 'D' which is 'the colonial officers imposed warrant chiefs on the people'.

Question 30: The AU differs from the OAU in having.

A: no assembly of Heads of State

B: effective tools for decision enforcement. {correct answer for question number 30.}

C: no permanent headquarters

D: a minimum of divergent viewpoints

E: a minimum of divergent viewpoints

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 30 is 'B' which is 'effective tools for decision enforcement.'.

Question 31: Which of the following sets of factors contributed to the development of nationalism in Nigeria?.

A: Racial discrimination and oppression {correct answer for question number 31.}

B: Corruption and ethnicity

C: Paternalism and indirect rule

D: Election malpractices and party differences

E: Election malpractices and party differences

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 31 is 'A' which is 'Racial discrimination and oppression'.

Question 32: A major contentious issue confronting Nigerian federalism is.

A: health care delivery

B: education

C: revenue allocation {correct answer for question number 32.}

D: poverty

E: poverty

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 32 is 'C' which is 'revenue allocation'.

Question 33: Which constitution was created to legislate for the Lagos Colony and the Southern Provinces?.

A: The Richard Constitution

B: The Clifford Constitution {correct answer for question number 33.}

C: The Lyttletion Constitution

D: the MacPherson Constitution

E: the MacPherson Constitution

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 33 is 'B' which is 'The Clifford Constitution'.

Question 34: One of the strong points of the multi-party system in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic is.

A: government interference

B: wider political participation {correct answer for question number 34.}

C: wider anti-democracy campaign

D: the provision for a bicameral legislature.

E: the provision for a bicameral legislature.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 34 is 'B' which is 'wider political participation'.

Question 35: A major drawback to the NEPAD initiative is its.

A: articulation by few African leaders

B: affiliation to the African union

C: inability to empower the youth

D: reliance on Western donors for funds. {correct answer for question number 35.}

E: reliance on Western donors for funds.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 35 is 'D' which is 'reliance on Western donors for funds.'.

Question 36: The first institution introduced by the military to exercise legislative power was the.

A: Supreme Military Council {correct answer for question number 36.}

B: Armed Forces Ruling Council

C: Federal Executive Council

D: Provisional Ruling Council.

E: Provisional Ruling Council.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 36 is 'A' which is 'Supreme Military Council'.

Question 37: A major shortcoming of the Ombudsman is.

A: its inability to restrain bureaucratic excesses

B: lack of clear-cut mandate

C: lack of executive power to enforce decisions {correct answer for question number 37.}

D: lack of adequate resources.

E: lack of adequate resources.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 37 is 'C' which is 'lack of executive power to enforce decisions'.

Question 38: Former colonies of Britain belong to the association known as.

A: OECD

B: NATO

C: European Union

D: Commonwealth {correct answer for question number 38.}

E: Commonwealth

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 38 is 'D' which is 'Commonwealth'.

Question 39: A major shortcoming of the Ombudsman is.

A: its inability to restrain bureaucratic excesses

B: lack of clear-cut mandate

C: lack of executive power to enforce decisions {correct answer for question number 39.}

D: lack of adequate resources.

E: lack of adequate resources.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 39 is 'C' which is 'lack of executive power to enforce decisions'.

Question 40: Military intervention in Nigeria arose from.

A: perceived incapability of civilians to govern {correct answer for question number 40.}

B: international pressure for change

C: the desire for a military government

D: civilians’ desire to relinquish power.

E: civilians’ desire to relinquish power.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 40 is 'A' which is 'perceived incapability of civilians to govern'.

Question 41: The highest organ of the state during the Babangida Regime was the.

A: Armed Forces Ruling Council

B: Supreme Military Council

C: Federal Executive Council .

D: Provisional Ruling Council. {correct answer for question number 41.}

E: Provisional Ruling Council.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 41 is 'D' which is 'Provisional Ruling Council.'.

Question 42: The head of Nigeria’s foreign mission in a Commonwealth nation is known as.

A: ambassador

B: charge d’affaires.

C: attaché

D: high Commissioner {correct answer for question number 42.}

E: high Commissioner

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 42 is 'D' which is 'high Commissioner'.

Question 43: According to Aristotle, a form of government in which the few rule for the benefit of all is.

A: polyarchy

B: diarchy

C: aristocracy {correct answer for question number 43.}

D: autocracy.

E: autocracy.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 43 is 'C' which is 'aristocracy'.

Question 44: Nigeria broke diplomatic relations with France in 1961 because of:.

A: her poor relations with the francophone countries

B: General de-Gaulle’s negative attitude towards her

C: France’s diplomatic relations with Israel

D: France’s atomic test in the Sahara Desert {correct answer for question number 44.}

E: France’s atomic test in the Sahara Desert

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 44 is 'D' which is 'France’s atomic test in the Sahara Desert'.

Question 45: The AU differs from the OAU in having.

A: no assembly of Heads of State

B: effective tools for decision enforcement. {correct answer for question number 45.}

C: no permanent headquarters

D: a minimum of divergent viewpoints

E: a minimum of divergent viewpoints

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 45 is 'B' which is 'effective tools for decision enforcement.'.

Question 46: A disadvantage of the one-party system is that it.

A: emphasizes political differences

B: makes accountability difficult

C: negates freedom of association {correct answer for question number 46.}

D: delays decision - making

E: delays decision - making

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 46 is 'C' which is 'negates freedom of association'.

Question 47: One basic feature of a monarchical form of government is that.

A: separation of powers is absolute

B: members of the executive are elected

C: succession is through heredity {correct answer for question number 47.}

D: the ruler has a fixed tenure

E: the ruler has a fixed tenure

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 47 is 'C' which is 'succession is through heredity'.

Question 48: The term, Rule of Law means.

A: nobody is above the law

B: everybody is equal before the law

C: we are being governed by lawyers

D: A and B above {correct answer for question number 48.}

E: A and B above

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 48 is 'D' which is 'A and B above'.

Question 49: The tenure of non-permanent members of the Security Council is.

A: 4 years

B: 2 years {correct answer for question number 49.}

C: 6 years

D: 5 years

E: 5 years

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 49 is 'B' which is '2 years'.

Question 50: 16. The rights of a citizen can be withdrawn by the state if the person.

A: is convicted of a serious crime {correct answer for question number 50.}

B: leaves the country permanently

C: is pronounced dead

D: opposes the government violently.

E: opposes the government violently.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 50 is 'A' which is 'is convicted of a serious crime'.

Question 51: Power that is delegated is exercised.

A: indirectly {correct answer for question number 51.}

B: by devolution

C: directly

D: by coercion.

E: by coercion.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 51 is 'A' which is 'indirectly'.

Question 52: The reason behind Nigeria’s suspension from the Commonwealth in 1995 was.

A: legal

B: political {correct answer for question number 52.}

C: economic

D: socio-cultural

E: socio-cultural

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 52 is 'B' which is 'political'.

Question 53: The foremost British trading company on the West African coast was.

A: Lever Brothers

B: United African Company {correct answer for question number 53.}

C: John Holt and. Sons

D: Royal Niger Company

E: Royal Niger Company

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 53 is 'B' which is 'United African Company'.

Question 54: The founding members of OPEC are.

A: Algeria, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait

B: Nigeria, Libya, Iran, Iraq and, Saudi Arabia

C: Venezuela, Nigeria, Libya, Iran and Iraq

D: Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait and Venezuela. {correct answer for question number 54.}

E: Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait and Venezuela.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 54 is 'D' which is 'Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait and Venezuela.'.

Question 55: Nationalists agitation began in Nigeria with the.

A: Lagos protest against water rate in 1908

B: introduction of indirect rule {correct answer for question number 55.}

C: annexation of Lagos in 1861

D: formation of West Africa Youth League

E: formation of West Africa Youth League

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 55 is 'B' which is 'introduction of indirect rule'.

Question 56: The main attributes of a state are.

A: government, the police and the armed forces

B: population, territory, government and sovereignty {correct answer for question number 56.}

C: federal state and local governments

D: the press, the legislature, the executive and the judiciary

E: the press, the legislature, the executive and the judiciary

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 56 is 'B' which is 'population, territory, government and sovereignty'.

Question 57: As part of the reforms in the UN, two slots were proposed in the Security Council for.

A: Asia

B: Africa {correct answer for question number 57.}

C: America

D: Europe.

E: Europe.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 57 is 'B' which is 'Africa'.

Question 58: Political socialization is associated with.

A: free choice of party programmes

B: military take over of civilian government

C: the transmission of political values {correct answer for question number 58.}

D: political transition.

E: political transition.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 58 is 'C' which is 'the transmission of political values'.

Question 59: France introduced the policy of assimilation in her colonies primarily to.

A: change their way of life {correct answer for question number 59.}

B: give them a sound education

C: discourage them from ritual killings

D: teach them the art of leadership

E: teach them the art of leadership

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 59 is 'A' which is 'change their way of life'.

Question 60: ECOMOG at the initial stage of its intervention in Liberia was perceived as.

A: neutral

B: incompetent

C: partisan

D: invaders. {correct answer for question number 60.}

E: invaders.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 60 is 'D' which is 'invaders.'.

Question 61: An electoral system in which parties are assigned seats in the parliament commensurate to the number of votes polled is.

A: absolute majority

B: simple majority

C: proportional representation. {correct answer for question number 61.}

D: indirect election.

E: indirect election.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 61 is 'C' which is 'proportional representation.'.

Question 62: A true democracy in the modern sense exists where the.

A: majority of the people vote

B: majority of the people rule

C: elite rules

D: elected representatives rule. {correct answer for question number 62.}

E: elected representatives rule.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 62 is 'D' which is 'elected representatives rule.'.

Question 63: Political values are acquired in any given society through.

A: political re-orientation

B: political campaign

C: political socialization {correct answer for question number 63.}

D: political indoctrination.

E: political indoctrination.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 63 is 'C' which is 'political socialization'.

Question 64: The Sharia legal system was first introduced in the Fourth Republic in.

A: Kano State

B: Katsina State

C: Zamfara State {correct answer for question number 64.}

D: Sokoto State.

E: Sokoto State.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 64 is 'C' which is 'Zamfara State'.

Question 65: Nation-state is synonymous with.

A: liberation

B: sovereignty {correct answer for question number 65.}

C: nationalism

D: self-actualization

E: self-actualization

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 65 is 'B' which is 'sovereignty'.

Question 66: One basic feature of a monarchical form of government is that.

A: separation of powers is absolute

B: members of the executive are elected

C: succession is through heredity {correct answer for question number 66.}

D: the ruler has a fixed tenure

E: the ruler has a fixed tenure

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 66 is 'C' which is 'succession is through heredity'.

Question 67: A major source of revenue in the post -1976 local government in Nigeria is.

A: the joint state-local government account

B: internally generated revenue

C: the federation account {correct answer for question number 67.}

D: grants and loans.

E: grants and loans.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 67 is 'C' which is 'the federation account'.

Question 68: The right of citizens to participate in the affairs of government of their country is called.

A: economic right

B: civil right

C: political right {correct answer for question number 68.}

D: social light.

E: social light.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 68 is 'C' which is 'political right'.

Question 69: The highest organ of the state during the Babangida Regime was the.

A: Armed Forces Ruling Council

B: Supreme Military Council

C: Federal Executive Council .

D: Provisional Ruling Council. {correct answer for question number 69.}

E: Provisional Ruling Council.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 69 is 'D' which is 'Provisional Ruling Council.'.

Question 70: France introduced the policy of assimilation in her colonies primarily to.

A: change their way of life {correct answer for question number 70.}

B: give them a sound education

C: discourage them from ritual killings

D: teach them the art of leadership

E: teach them the art of leadership

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 70 is 'A' which is 'change their way of life'.

Question 71: A typical form of delegated legislation is.

A: an act

B: a bill

C: a decree

D: a bye-law {correct answer for question number 71.}

E: a bye-law

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 71 is 'D' which is 'a bye-law'.

Question 72: Workers in the public corporations are known as.

A: civil servants

B: private employees

C: public servants {correct answer for question number 72.}

D: professional employees.

E: professional employees.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 72 is 'C' which is 'public servants'.

Question 73: Nigeria broke diplomatic relations with France in 1961 because of:.

A: her poor relations with the francophone countries

B: General de-Gaulle’s negative attitude towards her

C: France’s diplomatic relations with Israel

D: France’s atomic test in the Sahara Desert {correct answer for question number 73.}

E: France’s atomic test in the Sahara Desert

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 73 is 'D' which is 'France’s atomic test in the Sahara Desert'.

Question 74: Laws made by military governments at the state level are called.

A: decrees {correct answer for question number 74.}

B: bye-laws

C: edicts

D: acts

E: acts

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 74 is 'A' which is 'decrees'.

Question 75: The Aro age-grade system in lgboland was.

A: a commercial organization

B: a political organization

C: an imperial organization

D: a religious organization. {correct answer for question number 75.}

E: a religious organization.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 75 is 'D' which is 'a religious organization.'.

Question 76: The act of transferring autonomous powers to subordinate agencies is.

A: devolution {correct answer for question number 76.}

B: concentration

C: deconcentration

D: delegation.

E: delegation.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 76 is 'A' which is 'devolution'.

Question 77: A political party is different from a pressure group in its.

A: source of finance

B: objective {correct answer for question number 77.}

C: organization

D: strategy.

E: strategy.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 77 is 'B' which is 'objective'.

Question 78: Under the 1979 Constitution, statutory allocation of revenue to local government councils is the responsibility of the.

A: Council of State

B: Houses of Assembly

C: National Economic Council

D: Federal Legislature. {correct answer for question number 78.}

E: Federal Legislature.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 78 is 'D' which is 'Federal Legislature.'.

Question 79: Decree 34 of 1966 was unacceptable to many Nigerians because it was.

A: promulgated without consultation with the people {correct answer for question number 79.}

B: perceived to abolish the federal system

C: considered as alien

D: seen as an instrument of impoverishment

E: seen as an instrument of impoverishment

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 79 is 'A' which is 'promulgated without consultation with the people'.

Question 80: The set of policies on the basis of which countries interact with one another is called.

A: constructive engagement policy

B: socio-economic policy

C: national policy

D: foreign policy {correct answer for question number 80.}

E: foreign policy

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 80 is 'D' which is 'foreign policy'.

Question 81: The primary function of the Code of Conduct Bureau is to.

A: ensure due process by public officers

B: ensure minimum standard of morality

C: retain custody of declarations

D: receive declaration of assets. {correct answer for question number 81.}

E: receive declaration of assets.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 81 is 'D' which is 'receive declaration of assets.'.

Question 82: The Igbo political system was based on.

A: family ties

B: Umunna

C: Umuada

D: age grades {correct answer for question number 82.}

E: age grades

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 82 is 'D' which is 'age grades'.

Question 83: The act of transferring autonomous powers to subordinate agencies is.

A: devolution {correct answer for question number 83.}

B: concentration

C: deconcentration

D: delegation.

E: delegation.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 83 is 'A' which is 'devolution'.

Question 84: The founding members of OPEC are.

A: Algeria, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait

B: Nigeria, Libya, Iran, Iraq and, Saudi Arabia

C: Venezuela, Nigeria, Libya, Iran and Iraq

D: Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait and Venezuela. {correct answer for question number 84.}

E: Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait and Venezuela.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 84 is 'D' which is 'Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait and Venezuela.'.

Question 85: The system of indirect rule failed in the former Eastern Nigeria primarily because.

A: of the fragmented political structures

B: the chief refused to cooperate with colonial officer

C: the high incidence of taxation chief refused to cooperate with colonial officers

D: the colonial officers imposed warrant chiefs on the people {correct answer for question number 85.}

E: the colonial officers imposed warrant chiefs on the people

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 85 is 'D' which is 'the colonial officers imposed warrant chiefs on the people'.

Question 86: Unicameralism is a feature of the legislature in.

A: the United Kingdom {correct answer for question number 86.}

B: the United States

C: Ghana

D: Israel

E: Israel

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 86 is 'A' which is 'the United Kingdom'.

Question 87: Which of the following types of citizenship cannot be withdrawn?.

A: Citizenship by naturalization.

B: Citizenship by conquest.

C: Citizenship by birth. {correct answer for question number 87.}

D: Honorary citizenship.

E: Honorary citizenship.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 87 is 'C' which is 'Citizenship by birth.'.

Question 88: In the Hausa pre-colonial political system, a district was headed by.

A: a hakimi

B: a dagaci

C: an alkali

D: a waziri. {correct answer for question number 88.}

E: a waziri.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 88 is 'D' which is 'a waziri.'.

Question 89: Which of these rulers resisted colonial rule and was deported to Calabar?.

A: Oba Ovoramwen.

B: King Dosunmu {correct answer for question number 89.}

C: King Jaja.

D: King Kosoko

E: King Kosoko

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 89 is 'B' which is 'King Dosunmu'.

Question 90: A typical form of delegated legislation is.

A: a decree

B: a bill

C: a bye-law {correct answer for question number 90.}

D: an act

E: an act

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 90 is 'C' which is 'a bye-law'.

Question 91: The main focus of Nigeria’s foreign policy since independence centres on.

A: south-south cooperation

B: sub-regionalism

C: globalism

D: Afrocentric. {correct answer for question number 91.}

E: Afrocentric.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 91 is 'D' which is 'Afrocentric.'.

Question 92: One of the main duties of the Local Government Service Commission is to.

A: supervise and manage the personnel of local governments {correct answer for question number 92.}

B: conduct election into Local Council

C: create an enabling working environment for council workers

D: handle requests for the creation of more local governments

E: handle requests for the creation of more local governments

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 92 is 'A' which is 'supervise and manage the personnel of local governments'.

Question 93: Parastatals are established to.

A: expand business transactions

B: maximize government profits

C: render social services {correct answer for question number 93.}

D: enhance entrepreneurial skills

E: enhance entrepreneurial skills

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 93 is 'C' which is 'render social services'.

Question 94: Former colonies of Britain belong to the association known as.

A: OECD

B: NATO

C: European Union

D: Commonwealth {correct answer for question number 94.}

E: Commonwealth

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 94 is 'D' which is 'Commonwealth'.

Question 95: Former colonies of Britain belong to the association known as.

A: OECD

B: NATO

C: European Union

D: Commonwealth {correct answer for question number 95.}

E: Commonwealth

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 95 is 'D' which is 'Commonwealth'.

Question 96: The President of Nigeria was indirectly elected through secret ballot for a period of five years by the senate in.

A: 1983

B: 1960

C: 1963 {correct answer for question number 96.}

D: 1979

E: 1979

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 96 is 'C' which is '1963'.

Question 97: Which of the following headed the committee that recommended the suitability of Abuja as a new federal city?.

A: Justice Akinola Aguda. {correct answer for question number 97.}

B: Justice Buba Ardo.

C: Justice Atanda Fatai Williams.

D: Justice Udo Udoma.

E: Justice Udo Udoma.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 97 is 'A' which is 'Justice Akinola Aguda.'.

Question 98: An example of a country with a flexible constitution is.

A: South Africa

B: Britain

C: Benin Republic

D: the United States of America. {correct answer for question number 98.}

E: the United States of America.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 98 is 'D' which is 'the United States of America.'.

Question 99: The reason behind Nigeria’s suspension from the Commonwealth in 1995 was.

A: legal

B: political {correct answer for question number 99.}

C: economic

D: socio-cultural

E: socio-cultural

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 99 is 'B' which is 'political'.

Question 100: One major weakness of the Independence constitution is that it.

A: gave full powers to the Supreme Court in Nigeria

B: gave total independence to Nigeria

C: empowered Britain to continue to rule

D: failed to provide the country with full sovereignty. {correct answer for question number 100.}

E: failed to provide the country with full sovereignty.

Solution: The correct answer to the Jamb question number 100 is 'D' which is 'failed to provide the country with full sovereignty.'.