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GST 103 Past Questions And Answers

Hey, as you may know the Ebonyi State University(Ebsu) year one GST 103 exam is CBT BASED which means it will be written with computer.

Hey, as you may know the Ebonyi State University(Ebsu) year one exam is CBT BASED which means it will be written with computer, and today we will be drop only 10 Past Questions here to practice more use our LEARNIFYHUB Practice code to Practice more on Jetmav.

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GST 103 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

1: Aside oil, Nigeria has over 50 different minerals deposited in various states of the country
True
False

ANS – True


2: Nigerians have made their marks in the following areas (s)
Football
Medicine
Business
Information technology
All of the above

ANS – All of the above

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3: One of the challenges facing Nigeria as a nation state is political leadership which is a product of the nation’s colonial antecedent sparing
True
False

ANS – True


4: The following are defects in the colonial policy of the Nigerian Nation except
Independence
Lopsidedness of the political geography
Unification of people who are diverse in history, culture, and level of economic development
All of the above
None of the above

ANS – Independence


5: The following(s) is/are flash points in the amalgamation of the country
Unity in diversity
Economics of large scale
Large market
Psychological advantage of strategic location of Nigeria
All of the above

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ANS – All of the above

6: The amalgation of Nigeria was dated
1964
1914
1960
1963

ANS – 1914


7: Emmy: _ Analysis the Lagos colony and
Southern protectorate and the Northern
Protectorate in 1914
Shehu Shagari
Nnamdi Azikwe
Lord Lugard
Mohammed Buhari

ANS – ~ Lord Lugard

8: In 1914, Lord Lugard created a central legislature called Nigerian council as an advisory and deliberative body.
True
False

ANS – True
9: The constitutional instrument of Nigeria council of 1914 include all except
Order-in (1912)
Letters patent (1913)
Nigerian Protectorate order-in council (1913)
Nigerian protectorate letters patent (1914)

ANS – Nigerian protectorate letters patent (1914)


10: The Federal republic of Nigeria derived her name from the Ngier river
True
False

ANS – True

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