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POL124
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1. A primary purpose of
government is ------
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2. In Britain, members of the
Upper House, the House of
Lords, are ----- while
members of the House of
Commons are__
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3. The system is a process or the machinery through which citizens in any given democratic state elect their representatives in competitive elections held at periodic intervals.
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4. In totalitarian states, the law
is used to serve the interest
of the ----- to the detriment
of the weak.
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5. Which of these is an
element of the State ---
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6. In 1914, the _and_protectorates were amalgamated.
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7. Public Administration is organized in two basis namely and _basis.
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8. In Nigeria members of both
Upper and Lower
Legislative Houses are -----
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9. The following except ------
are the forms of
government identified by
Aristotle.
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10. The following are the
characteristics of a state
except ------
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11. Which type of bureaucracy functions effectively in an atmosphere of consent and confidence? _.
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12. The universal adult suffrage was introduced in the eastern region in the year _.
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13. The impeachment of the
former governor
_of Oyo State was declared
illegal and unconstitutional
by the Supreme Court
under the Obasanjo
administration.
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14. The Northern People’s Congress (NPC), like the AG was also formed in the year _from the Hausa cultural group, Jammiyyar Mutaine Arewa
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15. The authoritative direction and superintending of the work of others is regarded as _.
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16. In pursuit of some special interests, pressure groups bring pressure to bear upon the administration through officers
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17. The two legislative
chambers in Nigeria is
known as
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18. The state as an entity has
the right to exercise power
over the ----- and the
people.
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19. In the ----- model of
democracy there is ‘fusion
of powers’.
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20. The power to influence the heads and staffs of government bureaus is known as _.
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21. The separation of the
judiciary from other arms of
government in the
discharge of its
responsibilities
presupposes ------
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22. The extent and nature of
duties undertaken by
government in the modern
societies are functions of
one of the following ------
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23. The direct election of a
president through popular
votes or indirectly via the
collegiate system is known
as
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24. Montesquieu, held that
States are of three types
namely
,
and
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25. In public administration, is basically concerned with the scientific study of human behaviour in diverse social settings
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26. The _constitution introduced the elective principle.
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27. The fundamental principle of a is the division of power between the federal and the constituent governments.
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28. The quasiparliamentary/presidential
model of executive system
of government is linked to --
---
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29. In the performance of its
functions, the local
government chairperson is
assisted by -----
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30. The Legislature can upturn
the power of assent of Mr.
President by the use of -----
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31. The State is permanent
while the government is ----
-
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32. Which model of
government imbibes some
features of both
parliamentary and
presidential forms of
governments? -----
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33. The authority from which
the Constitution of Nigeria,
1999 (as amended) is
made is contained in the ---
Preface Proposal Statute Preamble D
MCQ The
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34. The horizontal structuring of civil services into classes was abolished by the 19 Civil Service Reforms
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35. Britain operates a unitary government but with a legislature.
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36. When the president
withholds his/her assent to
a bill, it amounts to an
exercise of ------
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37. When a state or
government is in the hands
of a few people, it is said to
be an
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38. In which weekly meeting
are major policy decisions
concerning the country
deliberated? -----
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39. The mechanism adopted to
defend a country's
corporate existence from
either external invasion or
internal insurrection
includes all of the following
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40. In a federal system, a
bicameral legislature
ensures that a balance is
maintained between the
_and the
units.
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41. 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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42. The fundamental human
rights of the citizens are
defined and enforced by the
-----
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43. Who presides over the
weekly meeting of the
Federal Executive Council?
_.
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44. The Economic and
Financial Crimes
Commission (EFCC) was
established by the ------
administration
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45. who defined bureaucracy in terms of its structural characteristics? _.
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46. The charging of judicial
salaries based on first line
presupposes the existence
of an existence of a -----
which only the council can
manipulate for a purpose.
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47. The Babangida’s regime,
experimented with all sorts
of political contrivances
under the guise of -----
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48. The law-interpreting organs
of government in Nigeria is
composed of the following
bodies except -----
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) was first under the chairmanship of ------
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In the parliamentary system there is _among the three organs of government
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