In 2014, Nigeria was admitted as a non-permanent member of which of the following organizations?

In the Hausa pre-colonial administration, who was the head of all butchers?

The Armed Forces Ruling Council (AFRC) was the highest ruling body under the regime of which Nigerian leader?

Nigeria broke diplomatic relations with which country due to the testing of an atomic bomb in the Sahara Desert?

Nigeria became a 19-state structure in which year?

Which republic in Nigeria's history practiced a two-party system?

Which of the following countries is not a member of OPEC?

The “Ghana Must Go” bag was popularised during the era of which Ghanaian leader?

The formulation of Nigeria's foreign policy is primarily done by

The right to enforce obedience in the citizens of a country is called

The Federal Character Commission was established to

The economic exploitation and political subjugation during the colonial era is referred to as

The interaction of a country in international politics is known as

Nigeria became a federation of thirty-six states during the era of

An attribute that makes a state to be recognized as independent is

ECOWAS, OAU, AU, and other government agencies and communities are examples of

The topics such as military rule, party system, political parties, constitutional development, colonization and decolonization are studied under

In the Fourth Republic, the President has the power to

Military rule in Nigeria negates the principle of

When did Nigeria transition to a 12-state federal structure?

The idea of sovereignty implies

The Clifford Constitution of 1922 laid the foundation for

In 2014, Nigeria was elected as a non-permanent member of

In the United States of America, the legislature is best described as

Opposition as a disadvantage of deregulation involves apprehension regarding

Which of the following is a non-member of OPEC?

Africa as the centerpiece of Nigeria's foreign policy is guided by the belief that

The structure of governance where all constitutional powers are concentrated at the centre is

The right of a person to vote and be voted for is called

The highest class in the civil service is

Who led the jihad and contributed to the establishment of the Sokoto Caliphate?

Local government reforms in Nigeria took place in which year?

The supreme law of Nigeria is contained in the

The concept of separation of powers in Nigeria is aimed at

Which of the following is the primary function of the judiciary?

Who was the first Executive President of Nigeria?

The organ responsible for conducting elections in Nigeria is

Which of the following Nigerian leaders handed over power to a civilian government in 1979?

The symbol of authority of the legislature is

Which of these political parties was formed in the First Republic?