Nigerian political culture includes
a. a belief that democratic civilian rule is preferable to unelected military government and a support for political parties, a free press and interest groups.
b. a belief that ethnic differences are unimportant and that Nigerians must unify around their similarities.
c. a belief that the national government must take precedence over local communities.
d. a distinct preference for isolationism and a suspicion of international trade partners.
Question 2
In 2007, Umaru Yar'Adua was elected president, although a number of questions were raised about his ascension to power, including
a. the fact that Yar'Adua had been a major player in so many previous administrations and the doubts many had about his ability to bring new ideas to the presidency.
b. the fact that President Obasanjo had identified Yar'Adua in a crowded field of candidates as the best in spectacular field of candidates, despite acknowledging any of these other men would be just as good..
c. the fact that the election was conducted in the presence of numerous irregularities, including the murder of voters and candidates.
d. his close family ties with government officials in neighboring Chad, and his willingness to offer military assistance in Chad's ongoing civil war.
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