Civic Education

WAEC NECO

Senior secondary Civic Education for WAEC and NECO: citizenship and national values, the constitution and the rule of law, democracy and political participation, transparency and accountability, contemporary social problems, and civic responsibility, human rights and youth empowerment.

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Levels

1 Citizenship & National Values
2 The Constitution, Rule of Law & Human Rights
3 Democracy & Political Participation
4 Accountability & Social Problems
5 Civic Responsibility, Safety & Youth Empowerment

Topics covered

Meaning and Types of Citizenship Duties and Rights of Citizens National Values and National Consciousness The Nigerian Constitution Rule of Law and Human Rights Democracy and Its Institutions Political Participation and Voting Civil Society and Popular Participation Public Service and Accountability Corruption and Its Consequences Drug Abuse and Trafficking Human Trafficking Cultism and Its Effects Traffic Regulations and Road Safety Youth Empowerment and Entrepreneurship Inter-communal Relations

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1. The supreme law of a country, from which all other laws derive authority, is the:

A. constitution

B. manifesto

C. bye-law

D. gazette

Explanation: The constitution is the supreme law of the land; all other laws must conform to it.

2. The right to vote in elections is called:

A. franchise

B. mandate

C. referendum

D. plebiscite

Explanation: Franchise (or suffrage) is the constitutional right of eligible citizens to vote.

3. A government that is accountable to the people and changes through free elections practises:

A. dictatorship

B. democracy

C. autocracy

D. oligarchy

Explanation: Democracy is a system of government where power derives from the people, typically through free and fair elections.

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