2021 NECO GOVERNMENT Objective Past Questions

In Nigeria, the civil service is an extension of the __________.

The concept of sovereignty was propounded by ____________.

For a nation to possess the status of statehood, it must have gained political ___________.

Which of the following is not a determinant of legitimacy?

The role of political culture is to set standard of _________ for the people.

According to the Nigeria constitution, ministerial appointments by the president are subject to approval by the __________.

Government as an academic field of study comprises the following disciplines except ___________.

Political parties perform the following functions except __________.

In multi-party state, a __________ government is formed by two or more political parties.

The major disadvantage of a two-party system is that it _________.

The party system adopted by a country is determined by the ________.

One party system promotes _________.

Which of the following is an advantage of federalism?

State where powers are shared between the centre and component units operates a ___________ system of government.

Adoption of __________ party system is most suitable for a heterogeneous state.

Rates are collected in Nigeria by the __________.

Which of the following is not a function of civil service?

The views of the people on a given socio-political and economic issue can be measured through __________.

The governing board of a public corporation is usually headed by a ________.

Workers in government establishments are ___________.

The removal of government control from public corporation is ________.

Public opinion enables government to  ______.

Which of the following is not a pressure group?

In the Hausa/Fulani pre-colonial era, village heads were appointed by the _________.

Membership of pressure groups is usually limited because they ______.

The objective of pressure group is to _________.

In the pre-colonial Yoruba political administration, the ________ was vested with the power of impeachment.

The neutrality of a nation to the ideologies of the super-powers is ___________.

The operational tool of any pressure group in the achievement of its goals is ____________.

Rejection of state authority to ensure individual freedom will lead to ___________.

The legal powers of a state to formulate and implement policies without external interference is ___________.

The citizens allegiance to central administration is practiced in _______ system of government.

The use of unlimited power by the Head of State is associated with _________ system of government.

A form of political system in which joint authority controls the running of government is _________.

A few group of people who rule for their selfish interest is _________.

Which of the following systems of government has no division of powers?

The constitution of the state is vested with which type of sovereignty?

The headquarters of Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is located in __________.

The principle of rule of law comprises the following except ________.

United Nations Organization adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in ___________.

The freedom of an individual to act by choice without any form of restriction is _________.

The act of involvement in the political activities of one’s state is ______.

Which of the following political arrangements is most suitable for unitary system of government?

States are created in Nigeria because of __________.

Africa as the centre piece of Nigeria foreign policy is predicated upon the following ideologies except __________.

In the Yoruba pre-colonial era, succession to the throne of Oba was through __________.

In the Igbo pre-colonial administration, the ___________ presided over the village meetings.

Franchise means the __________.

Which of the following political parties existed during the first republic in Nigeria?

The two political parties that formed a coalition government in 1959 were the _________.

The colonial administration introduced _________ constitution to Nigeria in 1947.

The Northern and Southern protectorates were made provinces each in __________.

Which of the following set of political parties were referred to as minors in the first republic?

The all-Nigerian constitutional conference held in Ibadan was in __________.

The Clifford constitutional granted male adults with an annual income of ___________ pounds the right to vote.

The principle of collective responsibility implies that __________.

The two chambers of elected representatives in Nigeria are the ___________.

A disagreement between the executive and legislature in a federal state can be settled in the __________.

The geographical unit in a country comprising eligible voters is a ___________.

Admission of new members into the United Nations is subject to __________.