Government 2006 Jamb Examination
Question 31
Under General Yakubu Gowon, the Supreme Military Council was the highest decision-making body.
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Question 32
If the President withholds assent, a bill can still become law if re-passed by a two-thirds majority in the legislature.
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Question 33
The right to vote and be voted for is reserved for citizens and not extended to non-citizens.
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Question 34
A constitutional monarchy limits the powers of the hereditary ruler through laws and constitutions.
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Question 35
The principle of separation of powers ensures checks and balances among the organs of government.
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Question 36
Free and fair elections require an independent electoral commission that is impartial and autonomous.
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Question 37
A vote of confidence or no confidence is a feature of the parliamentary system, where the legislature can remove the government.
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Question 38
Written constitutions are usually rigid and require a cumbersome procedure for amendment.
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Question 39
Sovereignty is the most essential characteristic of the state because it signifies supreme authority within a territory.
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Question 40
In federalism, defining constitutional relations helps avoid functional conflicts between the center and the units.
