NECO 2025/2026 Civic Education Objective Questions and Answers
NECO 2025/2026 Civic Education Objective Questions and Answers
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Instructions: Choose the option that best completes each sentence or answers the question.
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Which of the following is a civic responsibility of a citizen?
A. Paying taxes
B. Joining a cult
C. Smuggling goods
D. Evading police
Answer: A -
The ability to say what one thinks freely is called
A. Freedom of press
B. Freedom of movement
C. Freedom of expression
D. Freedom of thought
Answer: C -
One of the characteristics of democracy is
A. Military rule
B. Rule of law
C. Arbitrary government
D. Dictatorship
Answer: B -
Which of the following is a good value?
A. Cheating
B. Dishonesty
C. Integrity
D. Corruption
Answer: C -
A responsible citizen must
A. Disobey traffic rules
B. Obey laws of the land
C. Destroy public property
D. Avoid voting
Answer: B -
The following are agents of socialization EXCEPT
A. Family
B. School
C. Friends
D. Armed robbers
Answer: D -
The document that outlines the laws of a country is called
A. Decree
B. Policy
C. Constitution
D. Gazette
Answer: C -
The process of choosing leaders in a democratic setting is called
A. Examination
B. Appointment
C. Election
D. Nomination
Answer: C -
Which of these values promotes peaceful co-existence?
A. Tolerance
B. Aggression
C. Intolerance
D. Violence
Answer: A -
A person who loves, supports, and defends his country is a
A. Tourist
B. Patriot
C. Foreigner
D. Rebel
Answer: B -
The principle that guides the division of power among the arms of government is called
A. Federalism
B. Rule of law
C. Separation of powers
D. Human rights
Answer: C -
Which of these is a national symbol?
A. National anthem
B. Newspaper
C. School anthem
D. Textbook
Answer: A -
The police is an example of
A. Judiciary
B. Executive
C. Legislature
D. Law enforcement
Answer: D -
A government that allows public access to its decisions is said to practice
A. Dictatorship
B. Opacity
C. Transparency
D. Partiality
Answer: C -
A person who says the truth at all times is
A. Honest
B. Smart
C. Clever
D. Proud
Answer: A -
Which of the following is a civic duty?
A. Fighting for property
B. Practicing cultism
C. Obedience to authority
D. Disobedience to law
Answer: C -
A student showing good citizenship is one who
A. Cheats in exams
B. Bully classmates
C. Disobeys teachers
D. Obeys school rules
Answer: D -
A major factor hindering national development is
A. Hard work
B. Honesty
C. Corruption
D. Patriotism
Answer: C -
The policy that ensures equal representation in appointments is
A. Quota system
B. Federal character
C. Regional balance
D. Zoning
Answer: B -
The right to move freely is called
A. Freedom of movement
B. Freedom of speech
C. Freedom of thought
D. Freedom of press
Answer: A -
Which of the following is used to choose political leaders in democracy?
A. Imposition
B. Selection
C. Lottery
D. Election
Answer: D -
The supreme law of the land is the
A. Edict
B. Constitution
C. Gazette
D. Memo
Answer: B -
Which concept means that no one is above the law?
A. Rule of law
B. Freedom
C. Liberty
D. Separation of power
Answer: A -
Cleaning gutters and streets is an example of
A. Private duty
B. Community service
C. Voting
D. Public disturbance
Answer: B -
Citizenship education helps to promote
A. Tribalism
B. Indiscipline
C. Responsibility
D. Selfishness
Answer: C -
Which value encourages commitment to one’s country?
A. Loyalty
B. Lateness
C. Disloyalty
D. Laziness
Answer: A -
The first agent of socialization is the
A. Peer group
B. School
C. Family
D. Church
Answer: C -
A political organization that seeks power through election is a
A. Pressure group
B. Political party
C. Union
D. Assembly
Answer: B -
A legal list of rights and freedoms is called
A. Bill of conduct
B. Code of law
C. National code
D. Bill of rights
Answer: D -
Violation of human rights is called
A. Respect
B. Human rights abuse
C. Justice
D. Peace
Answer: B -
Empowering the youth promotes
A. Idleness
B. Truancy
C. Youth empowerment
D. Unemployment
Answer: C -
A good citizen shows patriotism by
A. Dodging tax
B. Breaking rules
C. Obeying traffic laws
D. Cheating
Answer: C -
Which of these values means love for one’s country?
A. Disloyalty
B. Betrayal
C. Indifference
D. Patriotism
Answer: D -
Obeying laws and regulations is a form of
A. Ignorance
B. Good citizenship
C. Laziness
D. Carelessness
Answer: B -
Democracy is best practiced under a
A. Military regime
B. One-man rule
C. Democratic government
D. Kingdom
Answer: C -
Civic education creates
A. Poverty
B. Illiteracy
C. Awareness
D. Confusion
Answer: C -
A means of educating citizens on their political rights is
A. Advertisement
B. Political education
C. Entertainment
D. Taxation
Answer: B -
Good civic education promotes
A. Indiscipline
B. Political violence
C. Civic responsibilities
D. Apathy
Answer: C -
The value of facing danger bravely is
A. Fear
B. Courage
C. Escape
D. Panic
Answer: B -
The right to vote is called
A. Franchise
B. Affidavit
C. Immigration
D. Bill
Answer: A
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The illegal movement of drugs is known as
A. Drug use
B. Drug administration
C. Drug trafficking
D. Drug awareness
Answer: C -
Which of these rights ensures citizens can vote and be voted for?
A. Social right
B. Voting right
C. Political right
D. Religious right
Answer: C -
Which of these values helps in building trust in society?
A. Theft
B. Laziness
C. Violence
D. Honesty
Answer: D -
A clean environment can be maintained through
A. Hoarding
B. Sanitation
C. Pollution
D. Smuggling
Answer: B -
A good citizen participates in
A. Riots
B. Fighting
C. Gossip
D. Elections
Answer: D -
Which of these represents acceptable standards in society?
A. Greed
B. Abuse
C. Value system
D. Laziness
Answer: C -
A major challenge to national development is
A. Patriotism
B. Corruption
C. Discipline
D. Cooperation
Answer: B -
Organizations outside government that influence policy are
A. Police
B. Trade unions
C. Civil society groups
D. Army
Answer: C -
Refusal to participate in politics is called
A. Political apathy
B. Civic engagement
C. Political awareness
D. Publicity
Answer: A -
Social fairness and equity is known as
A. Favoritism
B. Discrimination
C. Partiality
D. Social justice
Answer: D -
Being a legal member of a country is known as
A. Legality
B. Citizenship
C. Membership
D. Loyalty
Answer: B -
Thinking of others before oneself is called
A. Kindness
B. Selflessness
C. Laziness
D. Cruelty
Answer: B -
The ability to control oneself is
A. Courage
B. Patience
C. Discipline
D. Humility
Answer: C -
The beliefs and practices of a people are called
A. Values
B. Culture
C. Ethics
D. Laws
Answer: B -
One major value for unity is
A. Dishonesty
B. Peaceful coexistence
C. Aggression
D. Tribalism
Answer: B -
An example of civic responsibility is
A. Ignoring traffic rules
B. Destroying property
C. Obeying traffic laws
D. Election rigging
Answer: C -
An accountable leader shows
A. Pride
B. Waste
C. Transparency
D. Greed
Answer: C -
No one is above the law under
A. Tyranny
B. Rule of law
C. Dictatorship
D. Anarchy
Answer: B -
Equal opportunity for all is called
A. Discrimination
B. Favoritism
C. Social class
D. Social justice
Answer: D -
Manipulating election results is a form of
A. Election security
B. Political awareness
C. Electoral malpractice
D. Franchise
Answer: C
NECO 2025/2026 Civic Education Objective Questions and Answers
SECTION B: ESSAY / THEORY QUESTIONS
Answer 5 questions only
QUESTION 1
a. Define citizenship.
b. State three ways by which citizenship can be acquired.
c. Explain three responsibilities of a citizen.
Answer:
a. Citizenship is the legal status of being a recognized member of a country, entitled to rights and duties.
b.
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Birth
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Naturalization
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Registration
c. -
Obedience to law
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Voting during elections
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Payment of taxes
QUESTION 2
a. What is democracy?
b. State four characteristics of democracy.
Answer:
a. Democracy is a system of government where power resides with the people, who elect representatives to govern on their behalf.
b.
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Rule of law
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Free and fair elections
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Separation of powers
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Respect for fundamental human rights
QUESTION 3
a. Define human rights.
b. List and explain four fundamental human rights.
Answer:
a. Human rights are the basic freedoms and entitlements every person has by virtue of being human.
b.
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Right to life – protection from unlawful killing.
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Right to dignity – treated with respect and no torture.
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Right to freedom of expression – ability to speak freely.
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Right to fair hearing – access to justice in court.
QUESTION 4
a. What is drug abuse?
b. Highlight four consequences of drug abuse.
Answer:
a. Drug abuse is the excessive or wrong use of legal or illegal drugs which harms health and behavior.
b.
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Mental disorders
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School drop-out
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Criminal activities
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Addiction
QUESTION 5
a. What is political apathy?
b. State four causes of political apathy.
c. Suggest two ways it can be reduced.
Answer:
a. Political apathy is the lack of interest or participation in political activities.
b.
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Electoral violence
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Lack of trust in politicians
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Election rigging
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Illiteracy
c. -
Voter education
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Electoral reforms
QUESTION 6
a. What is national integration?
b. State and explain four roles of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in promoting national unity.
Answer:
a. National integration is the process of bringing together diverse groups in a country to form one united nation.
b.
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Posting youths to different regions
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Promoting inter-ethnic interaction
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Community development services
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Orientation programs that foster patriotism
NECO 2025/2026 Civic Education Objective Questions and Answers
CIVIC EDUCATION OBJECTIVE ANSWERS (11–60)
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C – Separation of powers
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A – National anthem
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D – Law enforcement
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B – Transparency
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A – Honesty
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C – Obedience to constituted authority
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D – Obeying school rules
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C – Corruption
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B – Federal Character
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A – Freedom of movement
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C – Election
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D – Constitution
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A – Rule of law
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B – Community service
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C – Responsibility
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A – Loyalty
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C – Family
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B – Political parties
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D – Bill of rights
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B – Human rights abuse
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A – Youth empowerment
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C – Obeying traffic rules
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D – Patriotism
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B – Obedience to laws
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C – Democratic government
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D – Awareness
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B – Political education
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C – Civic responsibilities
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D – Courage
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A – Franchise
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B – Drug trafficking
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C – Voting rights
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D – Honesty
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B – Environmental sanitation
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C – Participation in election
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A – Value system
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B – Corruption
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C – Civil society
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A – Political apathy
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D – Fundamental human rights
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B – Citizenship
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A – Selflessness
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C – Discipline
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D – Cultural values
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B – Peaceful coexistence
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C – Traffic laws
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A – Transparency and accountability
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B – Rule of law
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D – Social justice
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C – Electoral malpractice



