Question 17
POST_UTME_IMS_U
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2020
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GOVERNMENT
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objective
The 1999 Constitution of Nigeria provides for a presidential system of government, with a president serving as both head of state and head of government. Discuss the implications of this system for the country's foreign policy, citing specific examples from Nigeria's history.
Answer Options
A.
The presidential system of government has enabled Nigeria to pursue a more independent foreign policy, free from the influence of the executive branch.
Correct Answer
B.
The presidential system of government has limited Nigeria's ability to pursue a more independent foreign policy, as the president is accountable to the legislature and the judiciary.
C.
The presidential system of government has had little impact on Nigeria's foreign policy, as the country's foreign policy is largely determined by its economic interests.
D.
The presidential system of government has enabled Nigeria to pursue a more cooperative foreign policy, with the president working closely with other branches of government to achieve common goals.
Correct Answer
B
Correct Option:
The presidential system of government has limited Nigeria's ability to pursue a more independent foreign policy, as the president is accountable to the legislature and the judiciary.
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