Civic Education (Junior)

BECE

Junior-secondary Civic Education for the BECE: core values and national identity, rights and duties under the constitution, democracy and governance, nation-building and civil society, and contemporary civic issues affecting young Nigerians. Lays the foundation for senior secondary Civic Education and Government.

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Levels

1 Values & National Identity
2 Rights, Duties & the Constitution
3 Democracy & Governance
4 Nation-Building & Civil Society
5 Contemporary Civic Issues

Topics covered

Meaning and Importance of Civic Education Core Values: Honesty, Discipline, Respect and Cooperation National Identity and Symbols Human Rights and the Rights of the Child Duties and Obligations of Citizens The 1999 Constitution: Basic Provisions Meaning and Features of Democracy Elections and the Electoral Process Rule of Law and Constitutionalism Nationalism and National Unity Civil Society and Popular Participation Community Service and Volunteerism Corruption and its Consequences Drug Abuse and Human Trafficking Cultism and Social Vices Traffic Regulations and Road Safety

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1. A person who has the legal right to live in a country and enjoy its benefits is called a:

A. tourist

B. citizen

C. immigrant

D. refugee

Explanation: A citizen is a legally recognised member of a state, entitled to its rights and bound by its duties.

2. One major duty of a good citizen is to:

A. avoid paying tax

B. obey the law

C. disobey traffic rules

D. refuse to vote

Explanation: Obeying the law is a fundamental civic duty that helps maintain order in society.

3. The process of choosing leaders through voting is called:

A. coronation

B. election

C. appointment

D. inheritance

Explanation: An election is the formal process by which citizens choose their leaders by voting.

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