Nigerian Government and Society Overview

The video provides an overview of Nigeria's political history, focusing on its federal system, government structure, and the challenges it faces, such as corruption, ethnic divisions, and the influence of colonialism. It highlights the role of the military, the impact of oil revenue, and the efforts to promote democracy. The video also discusses the significance of recent peaceful power transitions and the ongoing issues with human rights and electoral fraud.

What is the current capital of Nigeria?

• Abuja

• Port Harcourt

• Kano

• Lagos

Which group was responsible for the kidnapping of schoolgirls in Nigeria?

• ISIS

• Taliban

• Boko Haram

• Al-Shabaab

How is the President of Nigeria elected?

• By the Supreme Court

• By the National Assembly

• By a simple majority of votes

• By receiving a majority of the total vote and at least 25% in two-thirds of the states

What is the main source of revenue for the Nigerian government?

• Agriculture

• Tourism

• Oil

• Manufacturing

How many senators does each Nigerian state have?

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Two

What is the role of Sharia law in Nigeria?

• It is the only legal system in Nigeria

• It is applied in about a third of the states

• It is not recognized in Nigeria

• It is only used in the federal courts

What is the name of the coalition party formed in 2015 in Nigeria?

• Social Democratic Party

• People's Democratic Party

• Labour Party

• All Progressive Congress

What is prebendalism in the context of Nigeria?

• A form of direct democracy

• A religious practice in northern Nigeria

• A system where government officials believe they have a right to benefit from state revenues

• A type of federalism unique to Nigeria

What is a major challenge in Nigerian elections?

• Absence of international observers

• Lack of political parties

• Widespread electoral fraud

• Low voter turnout

What is a significant impact of Nigeria's colonial history?

• Ethnic and religious divisions

• Political stability

• Economic prosperity

• Complete religious unity