WAEC - Government (2006)
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An essential feature of a State is
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an organized system of laws
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The modern ideal of democracy includes all the following except
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The political system which allows equal access to the means of production, distribution, and exchange is called
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The two components of sovereignty are
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legal and political indepence
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The modern concept of the rule of law was introduced by
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Which of the following principles negates the concept of the Rule of Law?
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Exercise of absolute power by the President
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All the following are sources of constitution except
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The concept of decentralization includes all the following elements except
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The concept of decentralization includes all the following elements except
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A constitution said to be flexible when its provisions are
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The power to pardon any citizen charged with any criminal offence lies with the
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Police perform all the following functions except
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public execution of law breakers
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The number of chambers in a bicameral legislature is
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In the legislature , a filibuster is one who
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prevents the passage of bill by making long speeches
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The verdicts of judges which are binding on lower courts are called judicial
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The Judiciary organ of government is the body which
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The system of government in which authority is shared between the center and the component units is called
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federal system of goverment
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A constitutional created account into which all public revenue is paid is called
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In a cabinet system of government, the minister are collectively responsible to the
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Official opposition is a feature of
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Which of the following is not a duty of a citizen?
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Free and Fair election is necessary for democracy to thrive because it
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helps the people to exercise their popular sovereignty
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A system in which a candidate with a highest number of votes is declared winner in an election is called
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Pressure group are also known as
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Public opinion is the view held by the
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proposed programme of a party
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The functions of political parties include the following except
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influencing policies of the government
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Anonymity of civil servants means that they
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do not take praise or blame for their performance
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One of the objectives of public corporations is to
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narrow the gap beteen the rich and the poor
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Public corporations are financed
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Which of the following is an advantages of local governments in West Africa?Acting as
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traning grounds for political leaders
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Some pre-colonial West African governments were democratic because of the existence of
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In the pre-colonial West Africa, the Kingdom,Wolof and the Hausa were examples of a
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Which of the following countries popularized the use of the Indirect Rule by the British?
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Indirect rule was successfully in some of the part of West Africa because
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it sulted the existing traditional political structure
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The National Congress of British West Africa (NCBWA) was founded in 1919 by
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Elective principle was introduced in the British colonies after
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a series of agitations by the educated elite
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An important innovation of the constitutions of British West African colonies in the 1920s was the
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intorduction of elective principle
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Notational Congress of British West Africa (NCBWA)failed to achieve its aims initially because
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the chiefs and Governors oppsed those aims
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A coup détat is regarded as
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an unconstitututional way of changing the government
