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Constitutional Development of Nigeria - JSS2 Civic education Past Questions and Answers - page 2

11

What type of government did Nigeria have during the First Republic (1963-1966)?

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A

Military dictatorship

B

Parliamentary democracy

C

Presidential democracy

D

Absolute monarchy

12

What is the primary function of Nigeria's National Assembly?

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A

Executive oversight

B

Legislative enactment

C

Judicial review

D

Constitutional interpretation

13

Which constitutional principle ensures the division of governmental powers among different branches?

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A

Federalism

B

Separation of Powers

C

Checks and Balances

D

Popular Sovereignty

14
What event led to the abrogation of the Independence Constitution in Nigeria?
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A
Second Military Coup
B
Third Military Coup
C
First Military Coup
D
Civil War
15

What is a characteristic feature of Nigeria's post-independence constitutions?

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A

Strong centralization of power

B

Absence of fundamental rights

C

Emphasis on military rule

D

Efforts to address governance challenges

16

Who promulgated Nigeria's current constitution?

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A

Military junta

B

Colonial administrators

C

Civilian government

D

International organizations

17

Explain the significance of the Independence Constitution in Nigeria's transition to self-governance.

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18

Discuss the impact of military coups on Nigeria's constitutional development, particularly in relation to the abrogation of the Independence Constitution.

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19

Analyze the role of Nigeria's post-independence constitutions in addressing governance challenges and promoting democratic principles.

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20
Evaluate the principle of the supremacy of the constitution in Nigeria's constitutional framework and its implications for governance and the rule of law.
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