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There are 40 questions which you are to answer in 15 minutes that gives you roughly 30 seconds per question.

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PAD 202

1 / 40

1. Federalism promotes

A. Ethnic disintegration

B. Power sharing across levels

C. Globalization

D. One-tier rule

2 / 40

2. Current federal revenue allocation to states is

A. 12%

B. 20%

C. 48.5%

D. 24%

3 / 40

3. Public office-centered corruption emphasizes

A. Institutional misuse

B. Commercial bribery

C. Private contracts

D. Market collapse

4 / 40

4. Government enforces authority through

A. Judicial advocacy

B. State institutions

C. Religious leadership

D. Corporate negotiations

5 / 40

5. Government as an institution refers to

A. Political parties

B. Military units

C. Lawmaking and enforcement bodies

D. Economic policies

6 / 40

6. Military involvement in Nigerian politics started with

A. Oil discovery

B. Colonial formation of armed forces

C. 1945 elections

D. Post-independence riots

7 / 40

7. A key issue in IGR is

A. Ballot counting

B. Jurisdictional power allocation

C. Boundary adjustment

D. Water resource management

8 / 40

8. Nigerian federalism started formally in

A. 1999

B. 1960

C. 1983

D. 1914

9 / 40

9. Horizontal imbalance occurs between

A. State and Local

B. States with different revenues

C. Court systems

D. Federal and State

10 / 40

10. Vertical imbalance exists among

A. Judiciary arms

B. State agencies

C. Budget officers

D. Government tiers

11 / 40

11. Nigeria lacks a dedicated IGR mechanism like

A. USA

B. Ghana

C. South Africa

D. Canada

12 / 40

12. Factors influencing federal union include

A. Hope for economic benefit

B. Cultural assimilation

C. Artistic expression

D. Technological design

13 / 40

13. Restructuring involves

A. Redistribution of lands

B. Power decentralization

C. State mergers

D. Banking reforms

14 / 40

14. Resource allocation commissions include

A. UN Panels

B. Oil Pricing Board

C. Raisman Commission

D. IMF Reports

15 / 40

15. Nigerian states do not strictly follow

A. Ethnic boundaries

B. Political alignment

C. Agricultural zones

D. Economic regions

16 / 40

16. Traditional gift-giving contributes to

A. Electoral transparency

B. Tax legislation

C. Technological reform

D. Bureaucratic corruption

17 / 40

17. IGR occurs in both

A. Socialist and capitalist zones

B. Rural and urban markets

C. Unitary and federal systems

D. Authoritarian and imperial systems

18 / 40

18. Bribery by public officials is an example of

A. Office-based corruption

B. Religious duty

C. Cultural prestige

D. Legal immunity

19 / 40

19. Nigerian states do not strictly follow

A. Ethnic boundaries

B. Political alignment

C. Agricultural zones

D. Economic regions

20 / 40

20. Salary adjustment reduces

A. Greed-driven corruption

B. Unemployment

C. Media bias

D. Revenue loss

21 / 40

21. Restructuring aims to handle

A. Educational grants

B. Sports funding

C. Judicial strikes

D. Citizenship and religion concerns

22 / 40

22. Fiscal federalism addresses

A. Revenue distribution

B. Export regulations

C. School enrollment

D. Sports development

23 / 40

23. IGR refers to

A. Intergovernmental Relations

B. Institutional Growth Review

C. Intergroup Reports

D. Income Grant Regulation

24 / 40

24. Military achievements include

A. Creation of states

B. Elimination of ethnicity

C. Reduction of civil rights

D. Deregulation

25 / 40

25. Embezzlement is classified as

A. Economic reform

B. Corrupt activity

C. Legislative duty

D. Corporate strategy

26 / 40

26. Political science as a discipline includes

A. Agricultural economics

B. Local Government Administration

C. Religious studies

D. Pure mathematics

27 / 40

27. Government as a process focuses on

A. Academic debates

B. Classroom activities

C. Governance and societal cohesion

D. Revenue collection

28 / 40

28. Anticorruption efforts require

A. Collective responsibility

B. Judicial immunity

C. Single-tier policy

D. Civic detachment

29 / 40

29. Exclusive list in Nigeria refers to powers reserved for

A. State governments

B. Local governments

C. Federal government

D. NGOs

30 / 40

30. Political motive for adopting federalism was to

A. End trade

B. Strengthen monarchies

C. Prevent religious activities

D. Gain independence from Britain

31 / 40

31. Restructuring promotes

A. Electoral suspension

B. Regional autonomy

C. Ethnic homogeneity

D. Centralized governance

32 / 40

32. A major issue under military rule was

A. Cultural integration

B. Judiciary expansion

C. Reduced corruption

D. Ethnic crisis persistence

33 / 40

33. Intergovernmental Relations help in

A. Policy coordination across tiers

B. Fuel regulation

C. Isolating state governments

D. Reducing electoral participation

34 / 40

34. Salary adjustment reduces

A. Unemployment

B. Greed-driven corruption

C. Media bias

D. Revenue loss

35 / 40

35. Restructuring advocates for

A. Reduced federal dominance

B. Military expansion

C. Global sanctions

D. Religious laws

36 / 40

36. Amalgamation of Northern and Southern Nigeria occurred in

A. 1946

B. 1929

C. 1914

D. 1979

37 / 40

37. Political control of state resources encourages

A. Revenue competition

B. Electoral reforms

C. Climate resilience

D. Transparency

38 / 40

38. Cohen attributes Nigerian corruption to

A. Climate change

B. Bureaucratic structure

C. Industrial gaps

D. Religious beliefs

39 / 40

39. Lobby offices in Abuja function as

A. Embassies

B. Courts

C. Political parties

D. Liaison agencies

40 / 40

40. Bureaucratic corruption includes

A. Water distribution

B. Legal drafts

C. Public sensitization

D. Salary duplication

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