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1. Which principle has been a consistent feature of Nigeria's foreign policy since independence?
  1. Non-alignment with every African state
  2. Support for African liberation and unity
  3. Membership of a single-power military bloc
  4. Withdrawal from international organizations

Answer: B. Support for African liberation and unity

Nigeria has consistently supported African unity and the elimination of colonial and minority rule.

2. The principal constitutional authority for conducting Nigeria's foreign affairs is exercised by the
  1. President
  2. Chief Justice
  3. Independent National Electoral Commission
  4. National Judicial Council

Answer: A. President

The President directs Nigeria's external relations as head of the executive.

3. When a Nigerian ambassador is recalled for consultations, the action most commonly signals
  1. the termination of diplomatic relations by treaty
  2. the start of a trade union
  3. official concern about relations with the host country
  4. the transfer of the ambassador to the legislature

Answer: C. official concern about relations with the host country

Recalling an ambassador temporarily can express serious diplomatic concern without necessarily ending relations.

4. A state's foreign policy is primarily concerned with its
  1. internal staffing of local councils
  2. judicial procedure in domestic courts
  3. distribution of seats in its legislature
  4. objectives and conduct in relations with other states

Answer: D. objectives and conduct in relations with other states

Foreign policy sets a state's external objectives and guides its dealings with other states.

5. Which instrument is most directly used by Nigeria to negotiate a bilateral agreement with another country?
  1. Diplomacy
  2. Judicial review
  3. A motion of no confidence
  4. A constituency boundary review

Answer: A. Diplomacy

Diplomacy provides the formal channels for negotiating agreements between states.

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