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Tuesday 21st July 2026
Civic Education (Objective & Essay)
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
A. 2026 NECO CIVIC EDUCATION (OBJECTIVES) ANSWERS:
AKWA IBOM STATE OBJ
2. B. Personal
3. A. Supremacy of the law
4. A. Vitamin
5. D. HIV/AIDS
6. C. Orientation
7. E. Creating public awareness
8. C. Orderliness
9. D. Election
10. B. Citizen
11. B. Interpretation of laws
12. E. Trafficking
13. E. Apathy
14. B. Grand Commander of the Federal Republic
15. A. Unstable government
16. C. Democracy
17. E. Independent National Electoral Commission
18. B. Citizens
19. E. Engaging in thuggery
20. B. Tolerance
21. E. Retrogression
22. A. Solidarity and love
23. E. Vote during elections
24. E. Blood transfusion
25. B. National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control
26. A. Political
27. E. Empower
28. C. Manifesto
29. E. National Orientation Agency
30. B. Engagement in the democratic process
31. A. Bye
32. C. Vigilante Group of Nigeria
33. D. Encouraging social segregation among children
34. A. Legal
35. B. Building a successful nation
36. E. Dialogue
37. E. Violation
38. C. Executive
39. D. Justice
40. A. Orderliness
41. E. Electorates
42. E. Crime
43. D. Public enlightenment
44. B. Uniformity
45. E. Suspicion
46. E. Attacked
47. D. Economic
48. D. Capitalism
49. D. Albert Dicey
50. B. House of Representatives
51. E. Orderliness
52. D. There is press censorship
53. B. Intercultural marriage
54. A. One
55. D. Generous
56. E. Refugee camps
57. A. Doctors' prescription
58. E. Timely capacity building
59. A. Ensure safety
60. A. Intercourse
PLATEAU STATE OBJ
2. D. Civil society
3. A. Trafficking
4. D. Mace
5. C. Supremacy of the law
6. A. HIV/AIDS
7. A. Nigerian Red Cross
8. E. Contentment
9. A. 1999
10. B. Orderliness
11. C. Apathy
12. B. Olusegun Obasanjo
13. D. Civic Education
14. A. Unstable government
15. C. Democracy
16. B. Election
17. B. Cultural
18. C. Apathy
19. C. Ethnic
20. C. Violation
21. D. 1999
22. B. Operation Feed the Nation
23. B. Vigilante Group of Nigeria
24. A. House of Representatives
25. B. Contribute to the development of the society
26. B. Political
27. E. Encouraging social segregation among children
28. E. Solicit to win elections
29. D. Improved welfare
30. D. Unstable government
31. B. Perform their duties towards their wards
32. C. Suspicion
33. B. Permissive attitudes
34. D. Public enlightenment
35. C. Engagement in the democratic process
36. A. Economic
37. A. Approval of annual budget
38. E. Orderliness
39. B. National Orientation Agency
40. E. Chaos
41. B. Delinquency
42. D. Constructive criticism
43. A. Executive
44. B. Human consciousness
45. B. Blood transfusion
46. B. Peace
47. C. Capitalism
48. C. Lift up
49. A. Contest general elections
50. A. Death
51. B. Get ready
52. C. Legal-rational
53. A. Villages
54.
NIGER STATE OBJ
2. E. Abuse
3. B. Trafficking
4. E. Qualified citizens
5. B. Olusegun Obasanjo
6. A. Abraham Lincoln
7. A. Civic Education
8. B. Citizen
9. A. Citizens
10. A. Apathy
11. A. Cultural
12. B. Trafficking
13. C. Independent National Electoral Commission
14. D. Honesty
15. D. Democracy
16. C. Contentment
17. E. Covetousness
18. D. Declaration of state of emergency
19. D. Coup
20. C. Availability of treatment
21. B. President of the Senate
22. E. Undermining human rights
23. A. It endangers the security of the state
24. B. Peace
25. C. Operation Feed the Nation
26. E. Legal
27. E. Capitalism
28. B. House of Representatives
29. D. Retrogression
30. A. Justice
31. B. Vigilante Group of Nigeria
32. B. Endanger lives
33. B. Movement
34. B. Empathy and sincerity
35. C. Local
36. D. Manifesto presentation
37. B. Vote during elections
38. D. Depression
39. A. Engagement in the democratic process
40. E. Villages
41. D. Unstable government
42. D. Mood swing
43. D. Acrimony
44. E. Care
45. E. Shehu Shagari
46. D. Delinquency
47. A. Court
48. D. Perform their duties towards their wards
49. C. Paris
50. C. Chaos
51. D. Orderliness
52. C. Free from external control and interference
53. C. Ibrahim Babangida
54. A. Harmony
55. D. 4
56. C. Patriotism
57. C. Doctors' prescription
58. D. Habituation
59. D. Refugee camps
60. E. Develop patriotic mindset
CROSS RIVER STATE OBJ
2. A. Civic Education
3. D. Unstable government
4. A. Apathy
5. D. Training and testing drivers
6. C. Selfishness
7. C. Creating public awareness
8. B. Citizens
9. E. Qualified citizens
10. E. Destruction
11. A. Orderliness
12. A. Enlighten the masses on preventive measures
13. D. Manipulating election results
14. C. Election
15. D. Engaging in thuggery
16. C. Vitamin
17. B. Covetousness
18. E. Trafficking
19. E. Abuse
20. C. Movement
21. E. Retrogression
22. D. Justice
23. C. Tolerance
24. D. Two
25. D. Political
26. B. Engagement in the democratic process
27. A. Shehu Shagari
28. B. Orientation programmes
29. C. Electorates
30. D. It endangers the security of the state
31. B. Orderliness
32. C. Solidarity and love
33. A. Undermining human rights
34. D. House of Representatives
35. C. Greed
36. D. Abuse
37. E. Envy
38. B. Unstable government
39. E. Chaos
40. E. Vigilante Group of Nigeria
41. C. President of the Senate
42. A. 1999
43. E. Taken on friends' advice
44. A. Political
45. B. Approval of annual budget
46. E. Judiciary
47. A. Executive
48. D. Poor representation of citizens' interests
49. C. Partisan to enable it serve the government
50. E. Academic difficulties
51. B. Peace
52. A. National Drug Law Enforcement Agency
53. D. Promoting public health
54. A. Generous
55. E. Doctors' prescription
56. B. 4
57. D. Develop patriotic mindset
58. E. One
59. A. Commuters who knowingly transport the victims
60. B. Timely capacity building
SOKOTO STATE OBJ
2. B. Drug trafficking
3. D. Interpretation of laws
4. C. Abraham Lincoln
5. A. Ethnic
6. C. Decorum
7. D. Qualified citizens
8. C. Political party
9. B. 1993
10. E. Citizens
11. D. Destruction
12. C. Citizen
13. E. Olusegun Obasanjo
14. E. Civil society
15. E. Trafficking
16. A. Registration
17. B. Cultural
18. E. Selfishness
19. C. Election
20. B. Encouraging social segregation among children
21. C. National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control
22. A. Engagement in the democratic process
23. B. Solidarity and love
24. D. Constructive criticism
25. E. Undermining human rights
26. E. Villages
27. B. Movement
28. E. There is press censorship
29. D. Orientation programmes
30. D. Shehu Shagari
31. E. Tramadol
32. B. It endangers the security of the state
33. D. Unstable government
34. A. Primary
35. B. Lift up
36. A. Retrogression
37. D. Manifesto
38. A. National Drug Law Enforcement Agency
39. C. Violation
40. E. Free from external control and interference
41. C. Get ready
42. E. Chaos
43. C. House of Representatives
44. A. Building a successful nation
45. A. Contribute to the development of the society
46. D. Albert Dicey
47. C. Two
48. E. Endanger lives
49. B. Empathy and sincerity
50. D. Solicit to win elections
51. B. Depression
52. C. Peace
53. E. Improved welfare
54. D. Refugee camps
55. D. Harmony
56. C. Timely capacity building
57. B. One
58. A. Commuters who knowingly transport the victims
59. B. Becomes a security threat
60. A. Doctors' prescription
LAGOS STATE OBJ
1. E – Olusegun Obasanjo2. E – France
3. D – Grand Commander of the Federal Republic
4. C – Code of Conduct Bureau
5. A – Trafficking
6. E – Declaration of state of emergency
7. A – Nigeria Labour Congress
8. B – Covetousness
9. B – Apathy
10. A – Ethnic
11. C – Manipulating election results
12. A – Interpretation of laws
13. A – Supremacy of the law
14. B – Orderliness
15. E – Confusion
16. E – Abuse
17. B – Destruction
18. A – Trafficking
19. E – Selfishness
20. E – Electorates
21. A – National Orientation Agency
22. B – Legal
23. A – Greed
24. E – Public enlightenment
25. C – President of the Senate
26. D – Judiciary
27. E – Modelling and instruction
28. E – Standards Organisation of Nigeria
29. C – Mood swing
30. C – Sanctioning culprits
31. C – Blood transfusion
32. B – Undermining human rights
33. A – Suspicion
34. C – Death
35. D – Promoting public health
36. D – Permissive attitudes
37. D – Free from external control and interference
38. B – Approval of annual budget
39. B – Perform their duties towards their wards
40. D – Age
41. D – Are partisan
42. B – Tranquillity
43. A – Chaos
44. B – Dialogue
45. D – Academic difficulties
46. C – Executive
47. B – Improved welfare
48. C – Human consciousness
49. D – Solidarity and love
50. A – Vote during elections
51. C – Executive
52. B – Capitalism
53. A – You-Win
54. B – Loss of individual freedom
55. E – Harmony
56. A – Generous
57. A – Becomes a security threat
58. D – 4-year term
59. B – Develop patriotic mindset
60. A – Ensure safety
KADUNA STATE OBJ
01–10: EBACDEAABD11–20: CEDDBCAABC
21–30: CAECECCBBB
31–40: ABCDEBDCDB
41–50: CEABDCDDEB
51–60: BEADDBDEDB
KANO STATE OBJ
01–10: DCAEAADBAA11–20: BCDDEEAECB
21–30: BBBEBBBEBA
31–40: DADCDBDDDE
41–50: CBECDDCEBA
51–60: CBAECEEDAE
ENUGU STATE OBJ
11-20: ECDEAECCCE
21-30: ECBDCEEDDD
31-40: BCBEEBDBEE
41-50: CDDDCAECCB
51-60: ABADDCCCEA
ANAMBRA STATE OBJ
2. D – Bourgeoisie
3. D – Creating public awareness
4. E – Contentment
5. B – Manipulating election results
6. A – Registration
7. C – Code of Conduct Bureau
8. C – Destruction
9. C – Representative
10. A – Interpretation of laws
11. D – Trafficking
12. B – Engaging in thuggery
13. B – Democracy
14. D – Olusegun Obasanjo
15. D – Supremacy of the Rule of Law
16. C – Patriotism
17. A – Prostitution
18. C – Orderliness
19. A – Accrediting Driving Schools
20. A – Free from External Control and Interference
21. A – Sacrifice
22. A – Taken on Friends' Advice
23. D – Political
24. B – Partisan to enable it serve the government
25. D – National Orientation Agency (NOA)
26. B – Empower
27. C – Negligence
28. E – National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA)
29. D – Sanctioning Culprits
30. E – Poor Representation of Citizens' Interests
31. A – Endanger Lives
32. E – Intercultural Marriage
33. D - Directorate of Employment
34. E - Greed
35. E - Justice
36. E - Judiciary
37. A - contribute to the development of the society
38. B - manifesto
39. E - building a successful nation
40. E - justice
41. B - Shehu Shagari
42. B - capitalism
43. B - tolerance
44. A - rigid
45. D - National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC)
46. D - Education
47. C - are partisan
48. B - Increases personal wealth
49. D - legal
50. E - exercise voting rights
51. B - Approval of annual budget
52. C - people are passive during elections
53. C - Paris
54. A - respects no one
55. C - Harmony
56. B - Commuters who knowingly transport the victims
57. D - intercourse
58. A - generous
59. D - National Youth Service Corps (NYSC)
60. D - timely capacity building
NASSARAWA STATE OBJ
1. B
2. C
3. C
4. C
5. E
6. A
7. A
8. C
9. E
10. E
11. E
12. A
13. C
14. C
15. E
16. E
17. D
18. C
19. B
20. D
21. B
22. B
23. E
24. A
25. A
26. A
27. A
28. C
29. A
30. E
31. E
32. A
33. A
34. D
35. B
36. B
37. E
38. D
39. E
40. C
41. C
42. D
43. B
44. D
45. C
46. C
47. C
48. C
49. C
50. C
51. D
52. C
53. B
54. E
55. E
56. E
57. B
58. C
59. A
60. B
BORNO STATE OBJ
2. A - Manipulating election results
3. E - Civil society
4. E - Democracy
5. E - Abuse
6. A - Voting during elections
7. B - Opposition
8. A - Olusegun Obasanjo
9. B - Honesty
10. E - Commander of the Federal Republic
11. D - Qualified citizens
12. D - HIV/AIDS
13. E - Citizen
14. A - Inter-personal
15. C - Electorates
16. B - Discrimination
17. E - Discrimination
18. B - Trafficking
19. A - Registration
20. B - Dialogue
21. A - Permissive attitudes
22. B - Death
23. D - Building a successful nation
24. A - It endangers the security of the state
25. A - Sanctioning culprits
26. C - Shehu Shagari
27. B - Perform their duties towards their wards
28. A - People are passive during elections
29. B - National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control
30. D - Judiciary
31. B - Acrimony
32. D - 1999
33. E - Empower
34. D - Two
35. A - Orientation programmes
36. C - Endanger lives
37. B - Thugs and hoodlums
38. A - National Orientation Agency
39. C - Poverty
40. E - National Drug Law Enforcement Agency
41. C - Economic
42. A - Improved welfare
43. E - Loss of smell
44. D - Poor representation of citizens' interests
45. A - Reliable
46. D - Academic difficulties
47. B - Duties and obligations
48. A - Constructive criticism
49. E - Unstable government
50. A - Suspicion
51. C - Operation Feed the Nation
52. C - Empathy and sincerity
53. A - Contribute to the development of the society
54. E - Education
55. D - One
56. D - Gainful employment
57. B - Refugee camps
58. D - Apprenticeship
59. A - Commuters who knowingly transport the victims
60. B - Reduce multiplication of the virus
ABUJA/FCT OBJ
2. election (option letter not visible in the crop — leaders in a representative democracy acquire power through election)
3. C - Political party
4. Coup (option letter not visible in the crop — likely C or D)
5. B - Electorates
6. D - Unstable government
7. B - 1996
8. B - Trafficking
9. E - Contentment
10. A - Commander of the Federal Republic
11. D - Code of Conduct Bureau
12. E - Inter-personal
13. C - Socialisation
14. A - Decorum
15. A - Covetousness
16. D - Caffeine
17. B - Contentment
18. B - Manipulating election results
19. B - Civic Education
20. A - Endanger lives
21. D - Encouraging social segregation among children
22. E - 1999
23. E - Unstable government
24. E - Operation Feed the Nation
25. E - Contest general elections
26. C - Lift up
27. E - Perform their duties towards their wards
28. A - Solidarity and love
29. C - Duties and obligations
30. E - Poverty
31. E - Intercultural marriage
32. D - Orientation programmes
33. E - There is press censorship
34. E - Delinquency
35. B - Taken on friends' advice
36. D - Vote during elections
37. E - Age
38. E - Executive
39. A - Paris
40. E - Sanctioning culprits
41. E - Tolerance
42. C - Envy
43. C - Capitalism
44. E - Mood swing
45. E - Tranquillity
46. C - Attacked
47. B - Increases personal wealth
48. B - Contented
49. E - Depression
50. D - Chaos
51. C - Justice
52. D - Ibrahim Babangida
53. E - All citizens are equal before the law
54. D - Doctors' prescription
55. B - Reduce multiplication of the virus
56. A - One
57. B - Ensure safety
58. A - Education
59. C - Commuters who knowingly transport the victims
60. A - 4-year
EDO STATE OBJ
1. Democracy is defined as "the government of the people, by the people and for the people" according to Abraham Lincoln – B.
2. Refusal to participate in the political process is a display of Apathy – B
3. The following are causes of human trafficking except Contentment – E
4. Values are derived from Cultural beliefs of the society – A
5. Negative attitude directed at people living with HIV/AIDS depicts Stigmatization – B
6. A factor that hinders poverty alleviation programmes is Unstable government – C
7.
An association of people who come together voluntarily to pursue common
interests and promote social change, independent of government control
is Civil society – D
8. Protection of human rights can be hindered by Declaration of state of emergency – B
9. The adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the United Nations General Assembly took place in France – A.
10. The act of doing things in accordance with rules and regulations is Orderliness – A
11. Popular participation in politics means active involvement of Qualified citizens – C
12.
The American President who defined democracy as "government of the
people, by the people and for the people" is Abraham Lincoln – B.
13. Citizens that are qualified to vote in an election are Electorates – D
14. Members of a politically organized society are Citizens – A
15. A form of government that allows public opinion and tolerates opposition is Democracy – D
16. The strong love and devotion one has for the nation is Patriotism – E
17. Popular participation in politics can be encouraged by Creating public awareness – D
18. A negative way of mobilising for electoral victory is Engaging in thuggery – C
19. Trading in illicit substances refers to drug Trafficking – A
20. The agency that registers consumable goods in Nigeria is NAFDAC – D
21. Inter-communal relationship exists between two or more Villages – E
22. Which of the following is a voluntary organisation? Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps – D
23. Contesting for a political office in Nigeria is restricted by Age – B
24. The following are qualities of civil society organisations except Are partisan – B
25. The public service is an extension of the Executive arm of government – C
26. The most effective means of preventing drug abuse is Orientation programmes – C
27. A system of government with free market economy ideology is Capitalism – B
28. The freedom of expression can be hindered when There is press censorship – C
29. Which of the following factors can easily lead to unemployment in our society? Unstable government – A
30. To vote and be voted for is classified as a Political right – B
31. Which of the following is a function of the legislature? Approval of annual budget – B
32. An exercise conducted to determine a candidate at party level is Primary election – D
33. Positive values can be achieved in the society through Tolerance – D
34. Responsible parenthood exemplifies parents who Perform their duties towards their wards – C
35. The agency in Nigeria charged with controlling substance abuse is National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) – B
36. Which of the following attitudes is mostly characterised by selfishness? Greed – E
37. Which of the following behaviours can threaten interpersonal relationships? Suspicion – C
38. Possession of a property is classified under Economic right – A
39. A society that prioritises the sanctity of human life should promote Peace – E
40. A likely consequence of human trafficking is Death – B
41. To vote and be voted for is classified under Political rights – A
42. The civic responsibility of a citizen is to Exercise voting rights – D
43. The use of illicit drugs among youths can be aggravated by Permissive attitudes – A
44. The major aim of a political party is to Solicit to win elections – B
45. An attribute of honesty is Justice – A
46. Students participating in community sanitation exercise contribute primarily by Promoting public health – B
47. A commonly abused drug by youths in Nigeria is Tramadol – E
48. Political participation involves Engagement in the democratic process – B
49. Public service is a branch of the Executive arm of government – E
50. The organisation charged with providing youth empowerment skills in Nigeria is National Directorate of Employment – A
51. Which of the following pairs of values are important in our relationship with others? Empathy and sincerity – E
52. The following are benefits of responsible parenthood except Encouraging social segregation among children – C
53. The Nigerian Constitution is Rigid in structure – E
54. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights has 7 core freedoms – B
55. Positive values stress the need to be Generous – A
56. The skill that is acquired through critical thinking and application of basic principles is Specialisation – B
57. The most severe impact of cultism on society is Loss of individual freedom – B
58. Effective civil service can be achieved in Nigeria through Timely capacity building – B
59. Which of the following is not on the Exclusive Legislative List of the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria? Education – A
60. The term "equality" in the rule of law infers that the law Respects no one (everyone is equal before the law) – A
BAYELSA STATE OBJ
1. Question: A primary benefit of orderliness to the society is
Answer: Improved productivity — Option E
2. Question: The fight against HIV/AIDS in Nigeria was initiated during the administration of
Answer: Olusegun Obasanjo — Option A
3. Question: Trading in illicit substances refers to drug
Correct Answer: Trafficking — Option E
4. Question: Democracy is defined as "the government of the people, by the people and for the people" according to
Correct Answer: Abraham Lincoln — Option B
5. Question: The act of doing things in accordance to rules and regulations is
Correct Answer: Orderliness — Option B
6. Question: Lack of interest in democratic processes defines political
Correct Answer: Apathy — Option C
7. Question: The Federal Road Safety Corps is saddled with the responsibility of
Correct Answer: Training and testing drivers — Option B
8. Question: Which of the following substances is an over-the-counter drug?
Correct Answer: Vitamin — Option E
9. Question: In a representative democracy, leaders acquire power through
Correct Answer: Election — Option A
10. Question: A symbol of authority in Nigeria National Assembly is the
Correct Answer: Mace — Option D
11. Question: Intercommunal conflicts can lead to
Correct Answer: Destruction — Option B
12. Question: The trade in persons for the purpose of exploitation is human
Correct Answer: Trafficking — Option E
13. Question: The inculcation of positive values and attitudes is a major concern of
Correct Answer: Civic Education — Option D
14. Question: An example of a civil society organisation is
Correct Answer: Nigeria Labour Congress — Option E
15. Question: The National Agency for Foods and Drugs Administration and Control was established in
Correct Answer: 1993 — Option A
16. Question: Which of the following is an attribute of dishonesty?
Correct Answer: Covetousness — Option D
17. Question: Which of the following national honours award is accorded to the President of Nigeria?
Correct Answer: Grand Commander of the Federal Republic — Option A
18. Question: Which of the following is a civic responsibility of a citizen?
Correct Answer: Voting during elections — Option E
19. Question: A factor that hinders poverty alleviation programmes is
Correct Answer: Unstable government — Option A
20. Question: The legitimate power vested in government institutions by virtue of a country is ______ authority.
Correct Answer: Legal-rational — Option B
21. Question: The last resort of an aggrieved person is the
Correct Answer: Court — Option A
22. Question: The effect of political apathy is
Correct Answer: Poor representation of citizens' interests — Option A
23. Question: The most effective means of preventing drug abuse is
Correct Answer: Orientation programmes — Option B
24. Question: A self-reliant person is usually
Correct Answer: Reliable — Option B
25. Question: The agency that registers consumable goods in Nigeria is
Correct Answer: National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control — Option C
26. Question: The defence of Nigeria's territorial integrity by the people depicts their
Correct Answer: Duties and obligations — Option D
27. Question: Drugs are abused when
Correct Answer: Taken on friends’ advice — Option B
28. Question: Students’ involvement in cultism is a sign of
Correct Answer: Delinquency — Option C
29. Question: The organ of government saddled with the responsibility of interpreting laws is the
Correct Answer: Judiciary — Option C
30. Question: Border dispute may lead to ______ between communities.
Correct Answer: Chaos — Option E
31. Question: Which of the following pairs of values are important in our relationship with others?
Correct Answer: Empathy and sincerity — Option B
32. Question: The primary benefit of citizenship education is
Correct Answer: Human consciousness — Option D
33. Question: An attribute that hinders interpersonal relationship is
Correct Answer: Acrimony — Option A
34. Question: The duty of a good citizen is to
Correct Answer: Contribute to the development of the society — Option C
35. Question: An attribute of honesty is
Correct Answer: Justice — Option D
36. Question: A commonly abused drug by youths in Nigeria is
Correct Answer: Tramadol — Option A
37. Question: Failure to perform our duties and obligations can lead to
Correct Answer: Inefficiency — Option A
38. Question: The breakdown of law and order can lead to ______ in the society.
Correct Answer: Anarchy — Option B
39. Question: Positive communal relationship leads to
Correct Answer: Solidarity and love — Option C
40. Question: The civic responsibility of a citizen is to
Correct Answer: Exercise voting rights — Option E
41. Question: Which of the following groups is considered a threat to free and fair elections?
Correct Answer: Thugs and hoodlums — Option E
42. Question: The first executive president of Nigeria was
Correct Answer: Shehu Shagari — Option A
43. Question: The following are characteristics of the Nigeria public service except that it is
Correct Answer: Partisan to enable it serve the government — Option E
44. Question: The primary focus of civil society groups is promoting
Correct Answer: Social interest welfare — Option B
45. Question: Which of the following is a function of the legislature?
Correct Answer: Approval of annual budget — Option B
46. Question: Queuing culture is aimed at ensuring ______ in the society.
Correct Answer: Orderliness — Option D
47. Question: Exercising one’s franchise can be described as the right to
Correct Answer: Vote during elections — Option D
48. Question: The judiciary is said to be independent when judges are
Correct Answer: Free from external control and interference — Option C
49. Question: Which of the following is not a feature of civil society? They
Correct Answer: Ensure social order from subversion — Option B
50. Question: Inter-communal relationship exists between two or more
Correct Answer: Communities — Option D
51. Question: Which of the following is a major cause of communal conflict?
Correct Answer: Land dispute — Option A
52. Question: A major consequence of drug trafficking is
Correct Answer: Increase in crime rate — Option C
53. Question: The rule of law ensures
Correct Answer: Equality before the law — Option B
54. Question: Which of the following promotes national unity?
Correct Answer: Tolerance among citizens — Option D
55. Question: A democratic government is one that
Correct Answer: Derives its power from the people — Option A
56. Question: One effect of political apathy is
Correct Answer: Low voter turnout — Option C
57. Question: Citizenship can be acquired by
Correct Answer: Birth, registration and naturalization — Option E
58. Question: Which of the following is a duty of government?
Correct Answer: Protection of lives and property — Option B
59. Question: An organised group that influences government policies is known as a
Correct Answer: Pressure group — Option D
60. Question: The principle that government should be conducted according to the constitution is known as
Correct Answer: Constitutionalism — Option A
OSUN STATE OBJ
2. E – apathy
3. E – 1993
4. D – trafficking
5. E – democracy
6. A – supremacy of the law
7. B – destruction
8. B – civil society
9. E – Interpretation of laws
10. C – training and testing drivers
11. B – election
12. E – political party
13. B – orderliness
14. A – Nigeria Labour Congress
15. B – electorates
16. A – Abraham Lincoln
17. C – Registration
18. E – stigmatization
19. D – bourgeoisie
20. B – permissive attitudes
21. C – chaos
22. A – Empathy and sincerity
23. C – anarchy
24. E – retrogression
25. C – local
26. D – National Orientation Agency
27. C – are partisan
28. A – perform their duties towards their wards
29. A – solidarity and love
30. A – age
31. C – vote during elections
32. A – Greed
33. B – political
34. E – there is press censorship
35. C – social interest
36. A – orientation programmes
37. B – dialogue
38. B – poverty
39. A – justice
40. E – free from external control and interference
41. D – death
42. B – political
43. A – empower
44. E – manifesto
45. A – Mood swing
46. B – building a successful nation
47. C – unemployment
48. D – executive
49. E – Albert Dicey
50. D – President of the Senate
51. E – Constitution
52. D – public enlightenment
53. C – people are passive during elections
54. D – Education
55. E – loss of individual freedom
56. B – ensure safety
57. B – Commuters who knowingly transport the victims
58. D – 4-
59. C – one
60. E – develop patriotic mindset
OYO STATE OBJ
2. E — coup
3. A — qualified citizens
4. C — orderliness
5. B — Olusegun Obasanjo
6. E — Interpretation of laws
7. D — trafficking
8. A — selfishness
9. A — bourgeoisie
10. B — Covetousness
11. A — declaration of state of emergency
12. A — training and testing drivers
13. B — destruction
14. D — election
15. E — Nigerian Red Cross
16. B — engaging in thuggery
17. D — unstable government
18. A — Registration
19. B — creating public awareness
20. C — chaos
21. E — death
22. C — public enlightenment
23. A — social interest
24. A — National Drug Law Enforcement Agency
25. D — solidarity and love
26. D — Undermining human rights
27. D — partisan to enable it serve the government
28. C — National Orientation Agency
29. C — Unstable government
30. C — Empathy and sincerity
31. C — tolerance
32. E — duties and obligations
33. A — Shehu Shagari
34. C — constructive criticism
35. A — perform their duties towards their wards
36. C — promoting public health
37. C — legal
38. A — orientation programmes
39. B — Judiciary
40. E — rigid
41. A — unemployment
42. D — Paris
43. A — contest general elections
44. E — free from external control and interference
45. D — vote during elections
46. C — villages
47. A — President of the Senate
48. A — poverty
49. C — House of Representatives
50. E — dialogue
51. B — solicit to win elections
52. E — anarchy
53. C — it endangers the security of the state
54. E — 7
55. A — Harmony
56. B — one
57. D — refugee camps
58. D — specialisation
59. D — ensure safety
60. D — develop patriotic mindset
IMO STATE OBJ
2. C – Voting during elections
3. E – Code of Conduct Bureau
4. A – coup
5. B – representative
6. E – bourgeoisie
7. E – HIV/AIDS
8. B – training and testing drivers
9. A – Independent National Electoral Commission
10. A – political party
11. E – Civic Education
12. A – decorum
13. E – Nigeria Labour Congress
14. D – qualified citizens
15. C – democracy
16. C – destruction
17. B – civil society
18. D – declaration of state of emergency
19. D – cultural
20. D – Envy
21. A – justice
22. B – Education
23. B – suspicion
24. C – violation
25. D – court
26. B – low participation
27. D – legal-rational
28. C – orientation programmes
29. E – age
30. C – House of Representatives
31. C – solicit to win elections
32. D – free from external control and interference
33. E – orderliness
34. D – dialogue
35. E – legal
36. D – contest general elections
37. C – uniformity
38. E – vote during elections
39. E – British
40. D – Operation Feed the Nation
41. D – contribute to the development of the society
42. C – poverty
43. C – chaos
44. E – Mood swing
45. C – encouraging social segregation among children
46. B – lift up
47. C – Movement
48. D – retrogression
49. E – acrimony
50. B – Greed
51. C – tranquillity
52. C – capitalism
53. A – public enlightenment
54. E – Education
55. A – Harmony
56. D – corruption
57. C – Commuters who knowingly transport the victims
58. B – patriotism
59. B – 4-
60. C – becomes a security threat
ZAMFARA STATE OBJ
2. A – trafficking
3. D – coup
4. A – cultural
5. A – supremacy of the law
6. A – mace
7. C – creating public awareness
8. B – qualified citizens
9. C – electorates
10. B – covetousness
11. C – abuse
12. C – unstable government
13. B – Olusegun Obasanjo
14. B – democracy
15. A – Nigerian Red Cross
16. C – democracy
17. A – trafficking
18. C – apathy
19. B – decorum
20. A – permissive attitudes
21. E – public enlightenment
22. D – acrimony
23. A – depression
24. A – Shehu Shagari
25. A – mood swing
26. E – are partisan
27. E – it endangers the security of the state
28. C – solidarity and love
29. A – approval of annual budget
30. D – villages
31. B – all citizens are equal before the law
32. E – poor representation of citizens' interests
33. D – peace
34. C – blood transfusion
35. D – House of Representatives
36. E – violation
37. D – chaos
38. C – orientation programmes
39. C – executive
40. A – retrogression
41. A – delinquency
42. D – Ibrahim Babangida
43. C – Paris
44. A – death
45. A – National Orientation Agency
46. E – reliable
47. E – constructive criticism
48. D – free from external control and interference
49. C – empower
50. D – orderliness
51. D – political
52. C – sanctioning culprits
53. B – undermining human rights
54. E – patriotism
55. C – harmony
56. D – develop patriotic mindset
57. E – commuters who knowingly transport the victims
58. E – generous
59. E – 7
60. E – refugee camps
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2 Comments
Can someone get the questions before the day of the exam, because I our school we are not allow to use phone ok
ReplyDeletethanks very much u guys saved me on government day
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