What does civics study?

Rights, duties, and responsibilities of citizens within a political community and government functioning.

True or False: Nigeria permits dual citizenship for citizens by birth.

True. Section 28 of the 1999 Constitution allows dual citizenship retention.

A person born in Nigeria after independence becomes a citizen if:
A) They speak English
B) Either parent/grandparent is Nigerian
C) They own property
D) They pay taxes

B) Either parent/grandparent is Nigerian

How long must someone reside in Nigeria for citizenship by naturalization?

15 years continuously or 20 years total with assimilation into Nigerian way.

Fill in the blank: The _____ can deprive naturalized citizens of citizenship for disloyalty.

President

Which constitutional section guarantees the right to life?

Section 33

True or False: Arrested persons must be brought to court within 72 hours.

False. They must be brought within 24-48 hours (reasonable time).

What does the right to fair hearing include?
A) Free housing
B) Presumption of innocence
C) Guaranteed employment
D) Free transportation

B) Presumption of innocence

Citizens have the constitutional duty to pay _____ and defend the nation.

Taxes

How many senators represent each state in Nigeria?

Three senators per state plus one from FCT (109 total).

True or False: The House of Representatives has 360 members based on population.

True. Representatives are allocated based on constituency population.

Which court is Nigeria's apex court?
A) Federal High Court
B) Court of Appeal
C) Supreme Court
D) High Court of State

C) Supreme Court

What percentage of votes must a presidential candidate secure across states?

At least 25% in two-thirds of all states and FCT.

Fill in the blank: INEC stands for Independent National _____ Commission.

Electoral

Who designed the Nigerian flag in 1959?

Pa Taiwo Akinkunmi, a student who won the design competition.

True or False: The green stripes on Nigeria's flag represent agricultural wealth.

True. Green represents agricultural wealth and natural resources.

What do the two white horses in Nigeria's coat of arms represent?
A) Speed
B) Dignity
C) Strength
D) Unity

B) Dignity

Complete Nigeria's motto: 'Unity and Faith, _____ and Progress'

Peace

Which constitution introduced the presidential system to Nigeria?

The 1979 Constitution introduced American-style presidential system.

True or False: The 1999 Constitution created 36 states plus FCT.

True. Nigeria currently has 36 states and Federal Capital Territory.

What principle ensures all persons are equal under the law?
A) Separation of powers
B) Rule of law
C) Federal character
D) Checks and balances

B) Rule of law

Which agency was established in 2003 to fight financial crimes?

Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)

Fill in the blank: Nigeria's foreign policy centers on _____ as the cornerstone.

Africa (Afrocentrism)

True or False: Nigeria joined the United Nations on Independence Day 1960.

False. Nigeria joined the UN on October 7, 1960 (one week later).

ECOWAS headquarters is located in which Nigerian city?
A) Lagos
B) Abuja
C) Kano
D) Port Harcourt

B) Abuja

What is the highest rank in the Nigeria Police Force?

Inspector-General of Police (IGP)

Which year did Nigeria join OPEC as an oil-producing member?

1971