17. The Supreme Court, through its interpretation of the Constitution, is a A protector of...

17. The Supreme Court, through its interpretation of the Constitution, is a
A protector of the law.
B. guardian of freedom.
C. participator in the politics of the state.
D. preserver of the status-quo.
18. The main attributes of a state are
A. population, territory, government and sovereignty.
B. the press, the legislature, the executive an judiciary.
C. federal, the state and local government.
D. government, the police and the armed forces.
19. In a parliamentary system of government, the Head of Government is
A. President
B. Queen
C. Prime Minister
D. Senate President
20. Federalism is a
A. government in which money and food items are shared to the peopleB. government of the people, by the people and for the people
C. government that provides basic infrastructure like road, water, electricity and education
D. system of government in which power is shared between the Central govemment and the regional/provincial/state government, each coordinate and independent within a sphere
21. The 1960 Independence Constitution is otherwise called
A. Independence Constitution
B. Macpherson Constitution
C. Lugard Constitution
D. Robertson Constitution
22
is the Headquarters of the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
A. The Hague
B. New York
C. Geneva
D. Paris
23. The citizenship of a country may be acquired by a foreigner through:
A. decolonisation
B. nomination
C. naturalisation
D. nationalisation
24. Which of the following principal officers of the House is not an elected parliamentarian?
A. Majority leader
B. Speaker
C.Clerk
D.Chief Whip
25. Political parties are formed for all of the following reasons except to
A. form a government
B. organize elections
C. educate electorates
D. canvass for votes?

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Asked by Emmanuel on 15th December, 2023