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*WAEC GCE GOVERNMENT* *NUMBER TEN* (10) (PICK ANY FIVE) (i) Enhancing Political Stability and Unity: ECOWAS should reinforce diplomatic engagement and mediation efforts among member states to maintain political cohesion, aiming to prevent further member withdrawals or internal divisions. (ii) Strengthening Security and Counterterrorism Cooperation: By enhancing security frameworks and joint military initiatives, ECOWAS can better respond to terrorism, insurgency, and transnational crime, which are destabilizing factors for member nations. (iii) Promoting Economic Integration and Trade Facilitation: ECOWAS should accelerate the removal of trade barriers, enhance customs procedures, and foster a single economic market to stimulate intra-regional trade and economic growth. (iv) Improving Infrastructure Development: Investing in cross-border infrastructure projects such as roads, energy networks, and digital connectivity would make regional integration more practical and reduce dependency on external support. (v) Empowering Institutional Capacity: Strengthening ECOWAS’s institutions, including the secretariat and specialized agencies, can help in better implementation of policies, monitoring compliance, and enhancing governance across member states. (vi) Developing a Robust Conflict Resolution Mechanism: A more effective, transparent mechanism for addressing conflicts and grievances between and within member states can prevent the escalation of tensions that lead to departures. (vii) Advancing Economic Diversification and Resilience: By promoting regional value chains and supporting small and medium enterprises, ECOWAS can foster economic resilience among member states, helping them withstand global shocks. (viii) Enhancing Regional Cooperation on Climate and Sustainability: Joint initiatives on climate resilience, sustainable agriculture, and renewable energy can improve food security, reduce environmental risks, and attract investment, reinforcing the region’s stability and economic health.

(9) (i) Establishment of Nigeria as a Republic: Unlike the 1960 Constitution, which retained the British monarch as the head of state, the 1963 Constitution made Nigeria a republic, removing the British monarchy’s role. This was a significant move toward full independence, as it severed the final constitutional link with the United Kingdom. (ii) Creation of the Office of the President: The 1963 Constitution replaced the British monarch with a Nigerian President as the head of state, a ceremonial role distinct from that of the Prime Minister, who retained executive powers. Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe became Nigeria’s first President, symbolizing Nigeria’s newfound sovereignty. (iii) Greater Judicial Independence: The 1963 Constitution established the Supreme Court of Nigeria as the highest court of appeal, ending the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in Britain as the final court of appeal. This change strengthened Nigeria’s judicial independence and provided for a fully sovereign legal system. (iv) Changes to Citizenship Provisions: The 1963 Constitution introduced clearer definitions and more robust provisions for citizenship, giving Nigerians a more distinct national identity separate from their colonial past. These changes affected rights and legal recognition within Nigeria’s borders. (v) Constitutional Amendment Process: The 1963 Constitution allowed for constitutional amendments without requiring approval from the British government, giving Nigeria full control over changes to its laws and governance structures. This enabled more flexibility in adapting the constitution to Nigeria's evolving political landscape. *NUMBER FOUR* (4) (PICK ANY FIVE) (i) Legitimacy and Accountability: Elections provide the electorate with the opportunity to hold their representatives accountable and legitimize their authority through the consent of the governed. (ii) Peaceful Power Transfer: Periodic elections facilitate a smooth and peaceful transfer of power from one administration to another, preventing the concentration of power in the hands of a single group. (iii) Political Competition and Diversity: Elections foster political competition and encourage the emergence of diverse perspectives and ideologies, ensuring that the government represents a broad range of societal views. (iv) Representation and Inclusiveness: Elections promote the principle of representation, allowing marginalized and underrepresented groups to participate in decision-making and hold leaders accountable for their needs. (v) Democratic Engagement and Empowerment: Voting rights empower citizens and foster a sense of ownership over their political system, encouraging civic engagement and participation. (vi) Validation of Popular Mandates: Periodic elections validate the popular mandate given to the elected officials and serve as a measure of the government's performance and public confidence. (vii) Avoidance of Stagnation and Tyranny: Regular elections prevent political stagnation and the potential for authoritarian rule by providing the public with a mechanism to challenge incumbents and renew their support for different leaders or policies.

(8) (i) Enhanced Security: Good relations help Nigeria collaborate with neighbors to address shared security challenges, like terrorism and cross-border crime. (ii) Economic Growth: Cooperation fosters trade and investment, boosting Nigeria’s economy and creating job opportunities. (iii) Political Stability: Positive relations promote regional peace, reducing conflicts that could destabilize Nigeria and the region. (iv) Resource Sharing: Collaboration allows Nigeria to share and access resources like water, energy, and infrastructure, benefiting development. (v) Cultural Exchange: Friendly ties encourage cultural interactions, tourism, and mutual understanding, strengthening Nigeria’s soft power.

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