Rights and Obligations of Nigerian Citizens 1 - JSS1 Civic education Past Questions and Answers - page 2
What category of rights emphasizes protection against discrimination and arbitrary actions?
Social rights
Economic rights
Civic rights
Political rights
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What is the primary goal of economic rights?
Ensuring just and favorable conditions of work
Promoting social security and welfare
Enhancing access to education
Ensuring economic well-being and prosperity
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Which civic right safeguards citizens against unwarranted intrusion into their private lives?
Freedom of Expression
Right to Social Security
Right to Private and Family Life
Right to Property
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What does the Right to Participate in Government include?
Right to a Healthy Environment
Right to Freedom of Association
Right to work
Right to vote and contest for public office
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How can citizens exercise the Right to Freedom of Expression?
By engaging in arbitrary actions
By expressing opinions without censorship, subject to reasonable limitations
By restricting access to information
By limiting participation in government
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What does the Right to Property ensure protection against?
Unlawful deprivation
Arbitrary arrest
Discrimination
Invasion of privacy
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What type of rights are inherent to all individuals and are not exclusive to certain groups?
Privileged rights
Inherited rights
Human rights
Government-granted rights
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Which economic right guarantees citizens fair and favorable conditions in the workplace?
Right to Work
Right to Just and Favorable Conditions of Work
Right to Social Security
Right to Adequate Standard of Living
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In the context of civic rights, what does "due process" refer to?
Legal proceedings that are fair and just
Unlawful arrest
Censorship of expression
Arbitrary actions by the government
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What is the primary objective of economic rights in Nigeria?
Ensuring favorable work conditions
Fostering social security and welfare
Promoting economic well-being and prosperity
Restricting access to education
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