Merits and demerits of Arthur Richards Constitution of 1946/47 - SS2 Government Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What was the major merit of the Arthur Richards Constitution of 1946/47?
Introduction of the elective principle
Protection of fundamental rights
Creation of regional governments
What was the major demerit of the Arthur Richards Constitution of 1946/47?
Ethnic and religious tension
Limited representation
Limited powers of the central government
Which of the following was not a merit of the Arthur Richards Constitution of 1946/47?
Protection of fundamental rights
Creation of regional governments
Limited franchise
What did the Arthur Richards Constitution of 1946/47 do to promote national unity?
It established a central government responsible for national matters.
It created three regions with their own regional governments.
It protected fundamental human rights.
It established a central government responsible for national matters.
Which of the following was a demerit of the Arthur Richards Constitution of 1946/47 that perpetuated discrimination and inequality in society?
Lack of inclusivity
Limited powers of the central government
Limited representation
What was the most significant impact of the Arthur Richards Constitution of 1946/47 on Nigerian society?
The most significant impact of the Arthur Richards Constitution of 1946/47 was the introduction of the elective principle, which enabled Nigerians to participate in the election of their representatives, thereby promoting democracy.
How did the Arthur Richards Constitution of 1946/47 address the issue of regional development in Nigeria?
The Arthur Richards Constitution of 1946/47 created three regions, each with its own regional government and assembly, providing more autonomy and promoting regional development.