The Military in Nigerian Politics - Jamb Government Past Questions and Answers

Question 16:

• JAMB 1991

Under military regime, the branches of government that become fused are the

A. Judiciary and the executive
B. Judiciary and the legislature
C. Legislature and the executive
D. Judiciary, the executive and the legislature

Question 17:

• JAMB 1992

Law making under military regimes is done through

A. Delegated legislation
B. Administrative enactments
C. The promulgation of decrees
D. The ministry of justice

Question 18:

• JAMB 1992

The Nigerian Military Government launched the Second National Development Plan in 1970 purposely

A. To develop all the disadvantaged states
B. To accelerate the development of the country
C. For rapid economic and social development of the cuntry after the civil war
D. To further the cause of a united, strong and self reliant nation

Question 19:

• JAMB 1992

A feature unique to General Murtala Muhammed's Supreme Military Council as compared to that of General Yakubu Gowon was the

A. Inclusion of civilians as members
B. Exculsion of military governors from the council
C. Inclusion of the chief justice as a member
D. Exclusion of the Inspector General of Plice from the council

Question 20:

• JAMB 1992

A major problem of military governments in Nigeria is the

A. Absence of proper accountability
B. Abolition of the post of ombudsman
C. Absence of the rule of law
D. Encouragement of foreign investors