Jamb Government Questions
Question 31:
The primary factor which led to the formation of political parties in colonial Nigeria was
- A Introduction of the elective principle and representative institution
- B Increased wealth of the indigenous elite
- C Granting of seif government by the colonial administration
- D Call by black people all over the world for a final assault on colonialism
Question 32:
Three of the principles used in revenue allocation in Nigeria are
- A National interest cultural ethnocentrism and national unity
- B Land mass, primary school enrolment and Geographical location
- C Derivation, equality and even development
- D Needs, derivation and relative stability
Question 33:
The results of the 1973 census in Nigeria were rejected because
- A The figures were unacceptable to the U.N.B
- B The figures were controversial
- C Nigerians were contented with the existing population figures
- D There were preparations for a fresh census
Question 34:
One of the advantages of privatization is that it
- A Relieves government of its liquidity problem
- B Makes the poor to be richer
- C Gives private individuals control over public corporations
- D Make public corporations more effective
Question 35:
The most important aspect of the 1976 Local Government Reforms was the
- A Introduction of a uniform system of local government
- B Introduction of party politics at the local levels
- C Sbordination of local governments to the federal and state governments
- D Recognition of local government as autonomus and sovereign government