Government Past Questions v17 (JAMB/WAEC/NECO)

Government Past Questions v17 (JAMB/WAEC/NECO); These Government past questions are for students who are sitting for the following examinations:

  • JAMB
  • Post-UTME / Post-JAMB
  • WAEC
  • NECO
  • WAEC GCE
  • NECO GCE
  • NABTEB
  • NABTEB GCE

Government Past Questions v17 (JAMB/WAEC/NECO)

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#1. Capitalism is an economic system in which

#2. In international relations, countries have a right to

#3. The headquarters of the OAU Liberation Committee is located in

#4. Which of the following groups advocated political union of African states?

#5. Nigeria's first external affairs minister was

#6. The first conference of the Non-Aligned Movement was held in

#7. Which of these countries is NOT a member of New Commonwealth of Nations?

#8. Which of the following had a centralized administration in pre-colonial Nigeria?

#9. In which of the following states was governor impeached during the second republic?

#10. The ECOWAS trade liberalization programme excludes trade in

#11. The Economic Commission for Africa is agency of

#12. Which of the following pairs of countries were trust territories of the United Nations?

#13. Which of the following was the LEAST important rationale for Nigerian federalism?

#14. One of the agreements of the 1957 constitutional conference was that

#15. The two nationalist leaders who led the tour of Northern Nigeria in 1946 to campaign against the Richards Constitution were

#16. Indirect election was first introduced in Nigeria by the

#17. The motion for self-government was moved in 1953 by the

#18. The military normally belongs to the arm (s) of government known as

#19. The first political party in Nigeria was the

#20. The major problem of the Nigerian federal structure in the first republic was

#21. The legislative organ of the federal government in the first republic was the

#22. Which of the following is an autonomous governmental agency?

#23. Traditional rulers in Nigeria exercised the greatest political powers under

#24. During the second republic, some local government councils were created by

#25. The principle objective of British colonial policy in Nigeria was to

#26. Which of the following factors contributed most to cash crop production during the colonial administration in Nigeria?

#27. Under the military regime in Nigeria state enactments are known as

#28. Habeas corpus is an essential process for safeguarding the right of citizens to

#29. The most effective way of monitoring public opinion is

#30. In a true democracy, franchise can be limited by

#31. Liberalism is a philosophy underlying

#32. Which of the following served as the electoral college during the election into the constituent assembly in 1978?

#33. A by -law is made by

#34. The notion of carpet -crossing in a parliamentary democracy involves

#35. In parliament, the most extensive amendment to a bill takes place at the

#36. In parliament, the most extensive amendment to a bill takes place at the

#37. A set of internalized norms which guides political action is called

#38. Which of the following is NOT characteristic of democracy?

#39. The principle of separation of powers is fundamental to the

#40. Under socialism the control of power resides with the

#41. Marxism is directed against

#42. The rule of law implies that

#43. Constitutional disputes between states in a federation can only be settled by

#44. The second ballot is based on the principle that a successful candidate must obtain

#45. Which of the following is the least democratic selection process?

#46. An indispensable aspect of the constitution of a democratic state is

#47. A good democratic constitution should aspire to evolve the following EXCEPT

#48. Which of the following functions is performed by both political parties and pressure groups?

#49. The exercise of political power involves

#50. Sovereignty is limited by

#51. The pronouncement of judges which have the force of law are called

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