POL226

Which of these is not
among the advantages of a
bureaucratic system

The French word, bougette
from where the word
budget was derived means
___

s regarded as the
traditional unit of public
administration

Fayol replaced the principle
of unity of command with

The staff agencies in
Nigeria include all of these
but one, namely,___

Which of these is not
among the disadvantages
of aristocratic system of
personnel organisation?

Mechanical concept of
organisation likens
organisation to

is regarded as the most
important factor of a
succesful public
administration

___ allows field
organisation the freedom to
decide a large number of
matters locally by itself
without reference to the
headquarters

hypothesis states that
workers would respond like
machines to changes in
working conditions

One well equipped with indepth knowledge of science
and technology in one
particular branch or sector
is called a

The main advantage of
departmental enterprise is
its
to the parliament

Which of these is not
among the disadvantages
of the bureau type

Between the generalist and
the specialist who has more
capacity for leadership,

Complete the following
saying on the principle of
natural justice: No man is a
in his own case

The democratic system of
personnel organisation has
its origin in __

Informal training occurs in
all of these situations but
one

Which of these is not
among the elements of
organisation as listed by L.
D. White?

An organisation organised
on the basis of the people it
serves is said to be
organised on
principle

The basic features of civil
service do not include
which of these?

The specialists' training is in
specialisation whereas that
of the generalist is in

is defined as training by
doing the work

A training which is carefully
conceived, prearranged
and conducted under
expert guidance is called

Which is of more practical
importance: general
knowledge or technical
knowledge,

Beyond money, budgets
also entail the following
except ___

Apart from the Ministry of
Information, the publicity
function of the Federal
Republic of Nigeria is
undertaken by

Historically, corruption in
Nigeria is traced to __

The civil service in Nigeria
has always been accused
of all of the following but
one, namely

Traditional theory of
organisation has ___ origin

In Nigeria, NAFDAC, NUC,
etc are examples of ____

Which of these is not listed
among factors that
determine degree of span
of control?

Which of these is not
among the processes
budgets pass through
before they are passed in
Nigeria?

The law-making power
vested with the Executive
by the Legislature itself is
known as

The process of developing
skills, habits, knowledge
and attitudes in employees
for the purpose of
increasing the effectiveness
of employees in their
present government
positions as well as
preparing employee’s for
future government position
is known as

Recruitment of right and
competent person gives
rise to the following
questions but one. Identify
the odd one.

Which of these is not
among the functions of line
agency

According to Weber, which
of these is not among the
advantages of bureaucracy

The
emphasises the absolute
supremacy of the ordinary
law of the land, permitting
no arbitrary power of
discretion to administrative
authorities.

Fayol recommended
number of supervisor for
each work man

An organization built on the
basis of the nature of
functions it is to perform is
said to be

Recruitment targeted at
recruiting only the best and
the most competent hand
available is known as

Which of these is not a
principle of organisation?

The only disadvantage of
position classification is that
it engenders
consciousness among the
service

Administrative adjudication
is guided by two principles,
namely, ___ and ___

Only the procedure adoptd
to achieve the desired end
can ever be reagrded as
procedure

The tendency of people to
change their behaviour
when they know that they
are being observed is
called __

Which of these is an
advantage of centralised
system?

Administrative courts came
into existence in France
during the era of ____

A department organised on
the nature of its purpose is
said to be organised on
principle

Organisations which bring
members of the same
profession together for the
exchange of information
and experience and for the
advancement of their
profession is known as