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The presidential system of
government is anchored on
the twin mechanisms of
and

2. In a ------ legislature there

must be concurrence of the

two chambers or houses

before bills are passed into

laws.

3. The direct election of a

president through popular

votes or indirectly via the

collegiate system is known

as

4. The State is permanent

while the government is ----

-

5. The ----- panel was headed

by the former Chief Justice

of Nigeria -----

6. According to Article III of

the United States

Constitution the ----- is

established as part of the

Federal government

responsibility

In the parliamentary system
there is
_among the three organs of
government

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

9. 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.

10. The Presidential and

Parliamentary executive

systems are mainly

practised in the ---- and -----

respectively.

11. When the president

withholds his/her assent to

a bill, it amounts to an

exercise of ------

12. The idea that one organ of

government should not

control or interfere with the

exercise of the functions of

another organ is the

premise of ------

13. The executive arm of the

government is composed of

all of the following except --

---

14. The performance of managerial functions in an organization, can be said to constitute _.

15. Montesquieu, held that

States are of three types

namely

,

and

16. The proposition that a country’s constitution must be unitary , if it is uni-lingual or uni-national is credited to

17. The following are the

characteristics of a state

except ------

18. Who presides over the

weekly meeting of the

Federal Executive Council?

_.

19. The mechanism adopted to

defend a country's

corporate existence from

either external invasion or

internal insurrection

includes all of the following

except ------

20. Britain operates a unitary government but with a legislature.

21. In the parliamentary system

of government, duties like

presiding over important

national functions or

ceremonies, signing bills

into law and addressing the

parliament are

duties performed by the

_.

22. The Prime Minister is first

_in a parliamentary system

23. The following except ------

are the forms of

government identified by

Aristotle.

24. The _constitution introduced the elective principle.

25. The Economic and

Financial Crimes

Commission (EFCC) was

established by the ------

administration

26. Who made

recommendations

concerning the granting of

autonomy to the

Independent National

Electoral Commission? -----

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

28. The separation of the

judiciary from other arms of

government in the

discharge of its

responsibilities

presupposes ------

29. The authority from which

the Constitution of Nigeria,

1999 (as amended) is

made is contained in the ---

---

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30. The

_constitution does not

provide for the principle of

separation of powers

31. In Nigeria, when a judge

retires on the attainment of

65 years of age, their

appointment is

subsequently made on a ---

-- basis after meeting

certain requirements.

32. Aristotle refers to the -----

as the best form of

government attainable by a

state.

33. The checks on the

actions/inactions on both

Executive and Legislative

arms of government by the

judiciary is known as the

power of

34. The law-interpreting organs

of government in Nigeria is

composed of the following

bodies except -----

35. The origin of Political parties in the colonial era in Nigeria is traceable to the _constitution of 1922.

36. Internal communication

deals with the relationship

between the organization

and its ------

37. The is a professional body of permanent, paid and skilled officials.

38. The institution of a nonparliamentary executive is

characteristic of the

_system of government

39. What is the objective of

separation of powers? ------

40. The civil service in Nigeria is organized into the Federal _service, and the state service.

41. The policy of ‘Divide and Rule’ is treaceable to the _.

The Economic and
Financial Crimes
Commission (EFCC) was
first under the chairmanship
of ------

Nigeria adopted the
American type presidential
system of government in
_.

The Council Chairman in
the local government is
assisted by the ---- in the
administration of its
functions.

45. In Nigeria, the appointment

of judicial officers by the

President or /Governors is

usually subject to

ratification by the -----

46. The quasi￾parliamentary/presidential

model of executive system

of government is linked to --

---

47. The is a body of politicians representing particular territories and interests.

48. The absolute and unlimited

authority which a State

possesses confers on it ----

49. In Nigeria as well as the

world, when judicial officers

are appointed by the

President/Governors it is

usually on the

recommendation of the

50. In Nigeria, the National

Assembly is the legislature

at the

_level