JAMB Past Questions and Answers for Government PDF Download 2023

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JAMB Past Questions and Answers for Government PDF Download 2022

Our Jamb / UTME Past Questions and Answers For Government are compiled from a large number of previous written exams administered by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board. The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) was originally known as the Joint Admission and Matriculation Examination (JAMB), but it is now known as the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)

Exam preparation with past questions is usually beneficial. Past questions are useful for exam preparation because they give you practical insight into how the assessment body designs their exams, how the exam you’re prepared for might look, and what important themes or subject areas are likely to be covered. Teststreams brings you the official JAMB Government Past Questions in a PDF format.

To do well in the JAMB literature exams, you must prepare thoroughly. This is why it is critical for JAMB exam applicants to practice with JAMB past questions. You can access the JAMB Government past questions and answers here. 

 

Free Jamb Government Past Questions (Sample Questions)

Below are Government sample questions from the Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board UTME examination. This is just a preview of what the question looks like. 

In each of question, choose the option that rhymes with the given word.

Question one Who was the political head of the Old Oyo Empire?
A. Bashorun
B. Oyomesi
C. Aremo
D. Alaafin

Question two The lgbo political system was based on –
A. age grades
B. Umunna
C. family ties
D. Umuada.

Question three The Aro age-grade system in lgbo land was
A. a religious organization
B. a political organization
C. a commercial organization
D. an imperial organization.

Question four France introduced the policy of assimilation in her colonies primarily to
A. teach them the art of leadership
B. give them a sound education
C. change their way of life
D. discourage them from ritual killings.

Question five The foremost British trading company on the West African coast was
A. Royal Niger Company
B. United African Company
C. Lever Brothers
D. John Holt and Sons

Question six Which of these rulers resisted colonial rule and was deported to Calabar?
A. King Kosoko.
B. King Dosunmu
C. Oba Ovonramwen
D. King Jaja

Question seven Nigerian nationalism was described as two-phased by
A. John Payne Jackson
B. Edward Wilmot Blyden
C. James S. Coleman
D. David Ricardo

Question eight One major weakness of the Independence Constitution is that it
A. failed to provide the country with full sovereignty.
B. gave total independence to Nigeria
C. gave full powers to the Supreme Court in Nigeria.
D. empowered Britain to continue to rule.

Question nine The first law-making body in Nigeria after amalgamation was
A. Nigerian Council
B. National Assembly
C. Legislative Council
D. Regional Assembly

Question ten The designation of ministers as chief executives and accounting officers was recommended by a commission headed by
A. Jerome Udoji
B. S.J. Cookey
C. Simeon Adebo
D. Dotun Philips

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