Government 1 - Objective
- The underlying principle of the concept of separation of powers is mainly to
- educate people on their rights
- ensure constitutional review
- prevent arbitrariness
- tame the executive
- What is commonly referred to as the association of the government and the governed
- Monarchy
- Stale
- Confederation
- Federation
- The exercise of power can arise from any of the following exercises except
- legitimate power
- charismatic power
- expert power
- ideological power
- There are two types of committee systems in the house of parliament as past of their operations and one of such is
- expert committee
- parliamentary service board
- committee of the whole house
- leadership committee
- Maintenance of law and order in a state is the function of the
- judicial service
- legislative arm of government
- citizens of the state
- executive arm of government
- The local government assists best in mentoring and grooming people for
- citizenship and justice
- military operations
- leadership positions
- large scale farming
- The fundamental human rights and liberties must be entrenched in in a constitution to
- make it difficult to tamper with
- show concern for the people
- serve majority interest
- espouse love for the country
- An executive president is the one who wields the powers of
- ceremonial president only
- leader of the government business only
- despot and benevolent dictator
- head of state and government
- The official routine observed in carrying out functions in, the civil service is commonly known as
- official order
- standard order
- bureaucracy
- command
- The public service commission performs the following functions except
- imposition of income tax
- discipline of personnel
- welfare of personnel
- advisory board
- The issues that are at the core of a country foreign policy are referred to as
- diplomacy
- national interest
- state arena
- globalization
- One of the major criticisms levelled against the United Nations( UN) is its inability to
- ensure universal access to education
- adopt a universal language for its operations
- ensure fair permanent representation
- enforce affirmative action and equal wealth
- Question 13
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Government 2 - Essay
Section A: Elements of Government
Answer two question only from this section.
- Question 1
- Sub-question a
- Sub-question b
- Sub-question c
- Sub-question d
- Sub-question e
- Question 2
- Sub-question a
- Sub-question b
- Sub-question c
- Sub-question d
- Sub-question e
- Question 3
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- Sub-question b
- Sub-question c
- Sub-question d
- Sub-question e
- Question 4
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- Sub-question c
- Sub-question d
- Sub-question e
- Question 5
- Sub-question a
- Sub-question b
- Sub-question c
- Sub-question d
- Sub-question e
Section B: Political and Constitutional Development In West Africa and International Relations
Answer two questions only from this section.
- Question 6
- Sub-question a
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- Sub-question c
- Sub-question d
- Sub-question e
- Question 7
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- Question 8
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- Question 9
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- Question 10
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- Sub-question c
- Sub-question d
- Sub-question e