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*NABTEB CIVIC EDUCATION SOLUTION*
(2a) Nationalism can be defined as a strong feeling of national consciousness and love for one’s country to handle its own affairs devoid of foreign control and domination.
(2b)
(i) Activities of educated elites like Nnamdi Azikwe, H. O. Davies, Obafemi Awolowo, etc. mobilised the masses for support during the struggle for independence.
(ii) The Influence of Christianity and Establishment of Schools: These made the nationalists realise that all men were actually created equal by God.
(iii) Economic Depression: The effects of the Second World War included the world’s economic depression and this aided the nationalists in their struggle for political independence.
(iv) British Labour Party: The labour party in Britain opposing the conservative parties’ policy on colonialization influenced the growth of nationalism in Nigeria.
*NABTEB CIVIC EDUCATION SOLUTION*
(3ai) Human Immunodeficiency Virus
(ii) Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
(b) *PICK 5*
(i) friquent diarrhea
(ii) Tuberculosis
(iii) pneumonia
(iv) persistent fever
(v) Weight loss
(vi) Excessive sweating
(C)
(i) By having sex. You may become infected if you have unprotected sex with an infected person.
(ii) By sharing needles. Sharing contaminated injection (needles and syringes) puts you at high risk of HIV
(iii) From blood transfusions. In some cases, the virus may be transmitted through blood transfusions.
(iv) During pregnancy or delivery or through breastfeeding. Infected mothers can pass the virus on to their babies.
*NABTEB CIVIC EDUCATION SOLUTION*
(5a) Political apathy is the lack of interest in politics and political activities by the citizens of a country. When citizens are not interested in the political programmes of a country due to one reason or the other, political apathy is said to have taken place, e.g. the cold feet Nigerians often develop during elections which makes them not to go out to vote could be regarded as political apathy.
(b) (i). Rigging of elections. This is a major reason for the growing political apathy in Nigeria. Over the years, elections have been plagued with rigging and malpractices. And that is why most Nigerians don’t believe in elections.
The popular belief that the votes don’t count. Most Nigerians believe that their vote do not count. This is one of the main reasons why a lot of Nigerian always refuse to turn out for voters registration. And during elections, most decide to stay back at home because of the general feeling and belief that their votes will have no impact on the outcome of the election.
(ii) Lack of credible candidate. Since the beginning of the post-military era, there has been a continuous cycle of politicians. People do not have so many options from which they vote.
(iii) Current condition of governance. This is probably the number one reason for political apathy in Nigeria. The government has failed to provide good leadership and governance for the country, as a result, the level of apathy towards politics and governance has increased.
(iv) Lack of trust in governance. This is different from the dislike of politicians. In this case, this is an issue of not believing in the way of governance and lacking the interest to see governance improve. Most people also have lost hope of a better governance and therefore a reason for their political apathy.
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