A) Governance is a new social media platform. B) Governance refers to the system or process of governing, where decisions are made and implemented for an organization, country, or institution. C) Governance means ruling with an iron fist. D) Governance is a system of government popular in Africa
A) Autocracy, oppression and favoritism B) Dishonesty, bias and lack of accountability C) Nepotism, corruption and secrecy D) Transparency, accountability, Rule of law, participation and Equity and Inclusiveness.
A) Dictatorship where decisions are made by popular vote. B) Democracy and monarchy. C) Anarchy where everyone makes the laws. D) Monarchy where the rules are elected daily.
A) A system where power is held by the people through voting. B) A government run by a group of elected representatives. C) A state where decisions are made by the council of elders. D) Power is held by a single individual (King or Queen) and is often inherited.
A) A government where the monarch is elected every year. B) The ruler's powers are limited by a constitution. E.g: The UK. C) A system where the monarch has absolute power. D) A state where the monarch makes all the laws.
A) Governance based on religious law where religious leaders hold the highest authority. B) A government where laws are based on scientific principles. C) A state where decisions are made by the council of elders. D) A system where power is held by elected representatives.
A) A temporary resident with limited rights. B) A citizen is a legal member of a state who enjoys rights and owes duties to the government. C) A non-human entity with specific legal rights. D) A person who owns a property in a country but wasn't born there.
A) Monarchical democracy B) Authoritarian democracy C) Direct and indirect democracy. D) Dictatorial democracy.
A) Obeying laws, paying taxes, voting and defending the nation. B) Constantly arguing about the state of the nation. C) Obeying only laws they agree with. D) Paying taxes to a foreign government.
A) Providing entertainment for the citizens. B) Controlling citizens' personal choices. C) Maximizing profits for the ruling party. D) Providing security, health care, education and protecting the fundamental human rights of the citizens.
A) Saudi Arabia B) United States of America. C) United Kingdom. D) France.
A) Egypt B) United Kingdom C) South Africa D) Iran
A) Federalism is a system of government where power is constitutionally shared between a central (Federal) government and several component units (state and local governments). B) A government where power is held by a single leader. C) A system where one central government has all the power. D) A system where local governments have no power.
A) Uniform laws across all states. B) Division of power, concurrent list, residual list, written and rigid constitution, supremacy of the constitution and bicameral legislature. C) A single tier of government. D) Centralized control of local governments.
A) National unity, prevents tyranny, brings government closer to the people and even development. B) It reduces regional authority. C) It promotes uniform laws across all regions. D) It concentrates power in one authority.
A) Concentration of power. B) Revenue allocation, over - centralisation of power, the minority question and state creation agitation. C) Lack of local participation. D) Uniformity across regions.
A) Human rights violations refers to actions that infringe on the fundamental rights and freedoms entitled to all individuals, often protected by the law. B) Acts that ensure equality for all. C) Laws protecting individual freedoms. D) Actions that promote social justice.
A) Economic uncertainty. B) Lack of good education. C) Poverty, illiteracy, corruption and poor leadership. D) Strong international cooperation.
A) Displacement and migration of vulnerable population. B) Enhanced government stability. C) Increased economic growth. D) Improved social cohesion.
A) Increased economic investment. B) Psychological trauma and breakdown of trust. C) Improved social cohesion. D) Enhanced government popularity.
A) Providing compensation to the victims. B) Imposing harsher laws. C) Reducing international cooperation. D) Ignoring the issue.
A) A private business sector. B) A government regulatory body. C) A political party. D) Civil society is the third sector of the society distinct from the government and the business world. It includes groups where citizens come together for a common interest.
A) A method of maintaining the status quo. B) A practice of imposing one's views on others. C) Advocacy is about trying to change laws or public opinion. D) A process of identifying social issues.
A) United Nations Emergency Services Cooperation B) United Nations Education Scientific and Cultural Organization. C) United Nations Economic and Social Committee. D) Union bank enlistment scheme and charity organization.
A) A country's internal economic strategy. B) Foreign policy is the strategies and goods a country uses to guide its interactions with other nations and international organizations. C) A government's domestic Healthcare policy. D) A nation's approach to environmental conservation.
A) A concept of physical exercise online. B) It means being a member of a global online community. C) Being a secret member of another country. D) A term for online shopping habits.
A) Privacy, freedom of expression and access. B) Right to hack into school servers. C) Right to share classmates' personal information online. D) Right to access restricted websites at school.
A) Use someone else's password to log in. B) Post hurtful comments online anonymously. C) Verifying information and respecting copyright laws. D) Share the private information of other people without their consent.
A) Olusegun Obasanjo B) Sani Abacha. C) Mohammamdu Buhari D) Herbert Macaulay and Nnamdi Azikiwe.
A) Gani Fawehinmi and Fumilayo Ransom Kuti. B) Goodluck Jonathan C) Godswill Akpabio D) Donald Trump.
A) Dora Akunyili B) Abdulsalami Abubakar C) Remi Tinubu D) Seyi Tinubu
A) Dishonesty B) Pride and arrogance C) Lying and gossiping D) Honesty and selfless service
A) Discipline and tolerance. B) Disrespect towards others C) Secrecy and dishonesty D) Lack of accountability
A) To enforce laws B) To interpret laws C) To implement policies D) To make laws.
A) Right to free speech B) All of the options. C) Right to education D) Right to vote.
A) Representation B) Election C) Democracy D) Voting.
A) Judiciary B) Legislature C) Executive D) All of the options
A) To educate the public B) To provide social services C) To influence government policies D) To gain political power
A) Paying taxes B) Participating in community service C) All of the options D) Voting
A) Monarchy B) Democracy C) Dictatorship D) Oligarchy |