JAMB UTME - Government - 1981

Which the adoption of the presidential system of government, Nigeria ceased to

Where is the Headquarters of the fund of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)?

The local government reforms of 1976 in Nigeria were designed to

Constitutions are useful documents because they

The inalienable rights of the citizens are best protected through

Under the constitution of the Second Federal Republic of Nigeria, statutory allocation of revenue to local government councils is the responsibility of the

The breakdown of the Macpherson Constitution was party caused by the crisis within the

The Richards Constitution in Nigeria provided for the

Nationalism in West Africa aimed at

The four British colonial territories in West Africa were

The Organization of Africa Unity was established for the main purpose of

The main goals of colonial administration in Nigeria weer the

Cultural assimilation was a feature of

The decision of the Supreme Court of Nigeria is

Franchise means

The Commonwealth is an organization

The headquarters of registered political parties in Nigeria must be located in

Public corporations are set up to

The system of Indirect Rule in Nigeria

Under the United States Constitution

The highest legislative body in Nigeria is the

The first Pan-African Conference took place in

Collective responsibility means that

The philosophy and fundamental laws of a

One important aspect of the Lyttleton Constitution was the

Which former Head of State of Ghana was executed during the rule of the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC)?

Constitutions have been classified as rigid or as flexible according to

The first nationalist political party in post-world War-ll Nigeria was

The power of British Trade Unions now constitutes

Under the Presidential system of government in Nigeria

Lord Lugard is widely regarded as

The 1958 Constitutional Conferences responded to the fears of minorities by recommending the

President Shehu Shagari was elected

The President of Nigeria

Once a country changes from military to civilian rule, future military rule becomes

In 1964, the National Council of Nigerian Citizens and the Action Group formed the

The British constitution, by being unwritten

In order to qualify for membership of the House of Representatives in Nigeria, a citizen must have attained the age of

The primary function of the judiciary is to

The three well-known national leader in Nigeria between 1948 and 1966 were

The doctrine of the separation of powers is based on the assumption that

The head of the Judiciary in every state of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is called

The use of the veto in the Security Council is

The Nigerian Youth Movement was foundea in

The main role of pressure groups is to

The Nigerian electoral system gives voting rights to

The Guggisberg Constitution of 1925 in Ghana

The main function of the National Assembly is to

A permanent civil service