POL121

1. The firstpolitical party to be

formed in Nigeria

was………………….

2. According to Peter Ekeh, “

to problems demand

context and sometimes

models"

3. Most African countries were

colonised either by

conquest or by

………………………

4. In Ghana, the ruling party

under Kwameh Nkruma

was

(CPP)

According to Bade
Onimode (1981:96), the
dual economic system
created by colonial masters
were essentially to serve
subsistent needs of the
local paople and

6. One of the major obstacles

to women political

participation in Northern

Nigeria is

Culture

7. The 'Affirmative Action'

provides that ……………….

of appointive positions

should be reserved for

women

8. The first African country to

experience military coup is

9. One of the last generation

of African sit-tight Leaders

is ……………….

10. One of the challenges of

socio-political and

economic integration in

post-colonial African

countries was the

………………… imposed by

the colonial masters

11. The 1884 conference

where African countries

were pertitioned took place

in ……………..

12. The first post-apartheid

South African President

was

13. The acronyms (A.P.R.M)

means African

Review Mecanism

14. The three fundamental

doctrines of imerialism:

Exploitation; Trusteeship;

and Assimilation, which

were espoused in a book

titled "Toward Colonial

Freedom (1947)" and was

written by ……...

15. One of the two major blocs

that led to the formation of

the Organization of African

Unity (now AU), was the

_groups

16. Nigeria became a

_State, in recognition of her

role against colonialism and

apartheid regime in the

Southern Africa

17. A general feeling of

allegiance, attachments or

loyalty to one's primordial

group to the detriments of

others in African politics is

called …….

18. The civil war in one of these

African countries was

accompanied by genocide

in 1994

19. A political system in which

a country is binded to

another powerful foreign

country with the primary

objective of promoting the

economic interest of the

metropole is called …..

20. The first military coup took

place in Nigeria on

21. Standardized taxation was

introduced in Africa by

colonial masters to replace

…………… hitherto

collected by African

Traditional Rulers

22. One of the followings was

not a traditional African

nationalist

23. The 'West African Pilot' was

founded by…………….. as

an instrument against

colonialism

24. One of these is not a

feature of a military

government

25. One of these political

parties secured

independence for Gold

Coast, later renamed

Ghana in 1957

26. A country is

_only if there is no any form

of foreign interference in

her domestic affairs

27. Stability, rapid economic

development and unity, are

some of the reasons

advanced by some African

leaders to justify

Party system

28. Nigerians rejected the

Structural Adjustment

Programme (SAP) because

it was seen as an IMF

instrument to control the

Nigerian

29. In 1893 New Zealand

recognized the right of

women to

30. Nigeria belonged to the

group, which joined with the

radical bloc to form the

OAU in 1963

31. One of the factors that

affected the spread of

western education in the

Northern part of Nigeria

was the restriction on

…………………………..

activities

32. In 1925, ……………………

was formed by Ladipo

Solanke to fight colonial

policies in West Africa

33. The idea of One Party

System was promoted in

Africa in the immediate

post-independence era for

the following reasons,

except

34. According to Mengisteab

(2003), pre-colonial African

societies have a rich

tradition of political

economic and

…………………….

35. In a democracy, the Fourth

Estate of the realm is

36. One of these nationalists

was a member of the

Patriotic Front who worked

with Robert Mugabe to

secure independence for

Zimbabwe in 1980

37. Liberia and

were the only African

countries never colonized

by any European power

38. According to Nkrumah

(1976:9), the name

Rhodesia was coined from

Cecil Rhodes, the founder

of the ……………….

39. Under Gen. Murtala Ramat

Mohammed's

administration,

became the centre-piece of

Nigeria's foreign policy

40. The idea of “Democratic

Centralism” was

popularized by one of these

first generation African

political leaders

41. The 1775 industrial

revolution in the

turned African countries to

mere producers of raw

materials

42. The official Opposition

Leader in Nigeria during the

First Republic was

43. Esprit de corps' is a

palance commonly used by

the

and security agencies

44. Sir James Wilson

_(15th June, 1955 - 16th

November, 1960) was the

last Nigeria's colonial

Governor-General

45. The first epoch of African

encounter with the

Europeans was the period

of

_Trade

46. Some measures taken by

African leaders to eradicate

the vestiges of colonialism

from African continent is

known as

Process

47. In 1965, TANU was

legalized as the sole

political party in

48. Loans, monetary aids or

technical assistance, are

some of

_instruments to control

African economies

49. Operations of the

ECOMOG is limited to

_member states

50. The Beijing Declaration on

Gender Equality, popularly

known as the

Action was proclaimed in

China in 1995