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JAMB UTME - Government - 1998

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Which of the following factors was not responsible for the military intervention in Nigerian politics in 1966?
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The factor that was not responsible for the military intervention in Nigerian politics in 1966 is the willingness of politicians to relinquish power. The other options mentioned, such as the Western Regional election of 1965, the federal election of 1964, and ethnic politics and lawlessness, were contributing factors to the military coup. The military intervened in Nigerian politics on January 15, 1966, citing corruption, tribalism, and electoral malpractice as reasons for their action. They accused the politicians of failing to provide good governance and believed that military intervention was necessary to restore law and order in the country.
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