POL124



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POL124

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1. Public administration is very closely related to the study of political science. True or False

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2. The Babangida’s regime,

experimented with all sorts

of political contrivances

under the guise of -----

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3. A

_refers to a group of people

who believe they have the

followings in common:

culture, language, history,

tradition, and religion in a

fixed territory.

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4. Public Administration is organized in two basis namely and _basis.

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5. The _constitution introduced the elective principle.

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6. In totalitarian states, the law

is used to serve the interest

of the ----- to the detriment

of the weak.

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7. In 1914, the _and_protectorates were amalgamated.

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8.

The Senate as well as the
Congress can remove the
president through the
process of ------

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9. A

is the machinery through

which the purpose of a

state is achieved

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10. The ----- take charge of the

specific functions of

education, health,

agriculture and works in the

local government.

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11. _is the power or right of a person commanding other people to do things

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12. The

_constitution does not

provide for the principle of

separation of powers

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13. The ------ committee

submitted that the

appointment of Chairman of

the Independent National

Electoral Commission

(INEC) should not be made

by the President.

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14. The ---- party in Edo state,

and ----- party in Ondo state

inaugurated into their

offices their candidates as

Governors after Courts

invalidated the elections of

their predecessors.

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15. In Nigeria, the National

Assembly is the legislature

at the

_level

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16. According to Okwudiaba Nnoli, was at the root of the development of political parties in Nigeria before independence.

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17. The power to influence the heads and staffs of government bureaus is known as _.

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18. The four regions in the country were abolished and replaced with by Maj. Gen J.T.U. Aguiyi Ironsi.

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19. who defined bureaucracy in terms of its structural characteristics? _.

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20. Who performs oversight

functions on the Executive?

------

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21. An administrative/constitutional arrangement in which two or more sovereign and independent states agree to come together to have a central but weak government is known as _.

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22. The direct election of a

president through popular

votes or indirectly via the

collegiate system is known

as

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23. In Nigeria as well as the

world, when judicial officers

are appointed by the

President/Governors it is

usually on the

recommendation of the

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24. Maintenance of law and

order is one of the ----

duties of a government in a

society.

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25. In the performance of its

functions, the local

government chairperson is

assisted by -----

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26. In Nigeria, the appointment

of judicial officers by the

President or /Governors is

usually subject to

ratification by the -----

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27. The absolute and unlimited

authority which a State

possesses confers on it ----

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28. The universal adult suffrage was introduced in the eastern region in the year _.

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29. The legislative arm of

government is composed of

honorable men/women

usually elected from -----

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30. The following are the

characteristics of a state

except ------

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31. The fundamental human

rights of the citizens are

defined and enforced by the

-----

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32. Which of these is an

element of the State ---

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33. Who is the foremost authority on federalism? _.

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34. The quasi￾parliamentary/presidential

model of executive system

of government is linked to --

---

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35. In pursuit of some special interests, pressure groups bring pressure to bear upon the administration through officers

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36. The two legislative

chambers in Nigeria is

known as

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37. The head of the Executive

arm of government in a

democracy is elected by ----

- votes.

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38. The following except ------

are the forms of

government identified by

Aristotle.

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39. The ----- panel was headed

by the former Chief Justice

of Nigeria -----

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40. The ----- objectives of a

country encourages

national integration

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41. The doctrine of separation

of powers could be traced

to

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42. What is the objective of

separation of powers? ------

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43. In administration, top administrative officials are responsible to the representatives of the people.

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44. The division of a country into electoral units is known as _.

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45. Legislatures are either

_or

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46. The mechanism adopted to

defend a country's

corporate existence from

either external invasion or

internal insurrection

includes all of the following

except ------

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47. The administrative

bureaucracy that controls a

nation-state at any given

time is known as -----

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48. When a state or

government is in the hands

of a few people, it is said to

be an

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49.

The first major and bold
step taken by late President
Yar’Adua on assumption of
office was the ------

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50. Montesquieu, the French

political philosopher, held

that States are of -----

types.

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