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Ogun State SUBEB Recruitment Past Questions

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Sample Questions

1. The law of libel limits a citizen‟s right of freedom of
A. association
B. movement
C. worship
D. expression

2. Voting at elections in Nigeria is limited to ages.
A. 21 and above
B. 20 and above
C. 19 and above
D. 18 and above

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3. One of these is not necessary for a dynamic foreign policy
A. political stability
B. military capability
C. mass party
D. economic stability

4. Nigeria‟s trade agreement with Zambia is known as
A. Multi-lateral relation
B. Bi-lateral relation
C. Mass relations
D. Cordial relations

5. NEPAD was adopted during the O.A.U. summit held in July 2001 at
A. Abuja, Nigeria
B. Cairo, Egypt
C. Tunis, Tunisia
D. Lusaka, Zambia

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