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According to the the Lagos
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GOVERNMENT
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State Scheme of Work for
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Answer all questions According to the the Lagos
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1. The belief, values and attitudes which are commonly held Primary 5 (Basic 5) Plan Lesson
and expressed by the majority of people on a given public Notes and Exam Questions
issue is referred to as public ____________________. According to the the Lagos
State Scheme of Work for
(a) character Primary Schools Lesson Notes

(b) matter Primary 6 (Basic 6) Plan Lesson

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(c) agenda According to the the Lagos
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(d) opinion Primary Schools Lesson Notes
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2. ____________________ supervises public corporations.

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(a) Board of Editors
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(b) Board of management
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(c) Board of Lawyers
for Primary Schools

(d) Board of Directors

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3. The nearest tier of government to the people is the
Lagos State Scheme of
____________________ government.
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(a) state

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(b) Legislature
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(c) federal
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Lagos State Scheme of
(d) local
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Schools Lesson Notes

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4. In the Old Yoruba pre-colonial political system,
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____________________ was the Head of the Oyomesi.
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(a) Alafin
(b) Ogboni society Lagos State Scheme of
Work for Primary
(c) Aremo Schools Lesson Notes

(d) Bashorun Primary 3 (Basic 3) Plan

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5. The Macpherson constitution was established in the year

____________________.

(a) 1922

(b) 1946

(c) 1951

(d) 1953

6. In the Igbo-pre colonial political system, the head of the

ofo title holders was referred to as ____________________.

(a) Igwe

(b) Emeka

(c) Obi

(d) Okapara

7. A racist practice in South Africa that led to the

imprisonment of Nelson Mandela for twenty seven is called
____________________.

(a) apathy
(b) apetite

(c) apatied

(d) apartheid

8. An example of a constitutional monarch is

____________________.

(a) The Queen of England

(b) The President of Spain

(c) The King of Saudi Arabia

(d) The British Prime minister

9. The Hausa/Fulani Empire was highly

____________________.

(a) decentralized

(b) delegated

(c) centralized

(d) forbidden

10. The French established ____________________ Colonial

policy in their territories.

(a) policy of accommodation

(b) policy of separation

(c) policy of association

(d) policy of assimilation

11. The Prime minister of England is ____________________.

12. A system of government by a King, Queen or Emperor is

termed ____________________.

13. The name of the electoral umpire in the last General

elections in Nigeria is ____________________.

14. ____________________ constitution is very difficult to

amend.

15. The last presidential election in Nigeria was held on

____________________.

16. ____________________ constitution was not published in

1939.

17. ____________________ was the head of the Army in the

Yoruba pre-colonial political system.

18. The act of choosing candidates to represent the people

of a given country is ____________________.

19. ____________________ body is responsible for organizing

and conducting elections in any political system.
20. The civil service in Nigeria is headed by
____________________.

SECTION B: THEORY

Answer four questions in all. Question one is compulsory.

QUESTION 1

a. In their appropriate order, list the past Governors-General

during Nigeria’s colonial period.

b. What is colonialism?

c. Differentiate between the policy of association and the

policy of assimilation.

QUESTION 2

a. What is Nationalization?

b. State three external and two internal factors that led to

the rise and growth of Nationalism in Nigeria.

c. Trace the history of constitutional development in

Nigeria.

QUESTION 3

a. The 1951 Macpherson constitution was regarded and

seen as a home made constitution. Discuss.
b. Highlight five features of the Macpherson constitution of
1951.

c. Why was Sir Bernard boudillon’s constitution of 1939 not

published.?

QUESTION 4

a. Differentiate between Republicanism and

Parliamentarism.

b. Why is the President of Nigeria both the Head of state

and commander of the armed forces, federal Republic of
Nigeria?

c. Define rule of law and state its principles.

QUESTION 5

a. In a tabular format, highlight two differences between the

levels and organs of government.

b. List the stages of Nigeria’s development.

c. Explain exhaustively the concept, Separation of powers.

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