JAMB current affairs &
government practice
Master the topics JAMB tests every year. Study with flashcards and lock in knowledge with quizzes — same question bank as the main hub.
What JAMB tests
Nigerian Constitution & Government
Structure of government, separation of powers, citizenship rights, and constitutional amendments.
Nigerian History
Pre-colonial kingdoms, colonial era (1861–1960), independence, military coups, and the civil war.
Current Affairs & Politics
Current president, governors, ministers, INEC, EFCC, and recent political events.
Geography & Physical Features
States, capitals, rivers, mountains, geopolitical zones, and physical geography.
Economy & Natural Resources
Oil discovery, OPEC, CBN, NNPC, agriculture, and key economic policies.
Culture & People
Ethnic groups, languages, festivals, prominent Nigerians, arts, and tradition.
How to use this for JAMB
- Start with Flashcards — one pass on all topics.
- Filter by Government or History.
- Use Quiz — aim for 20 questions per session.
- Open Reference for current names and titles.
Common JAMB government questions
Who was Nigeria's first military head of state?
General Johnson Thomas Umunnakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi.
When did Nigeria gain independence?
October 1, 1960 from British colonial rule.
What is the full meaning of INEC?
Independent National Electoral Commission.
How many senators are in Nigeria's National Assembly?
109 senators — 3 per state and 1 for the FCT.
What is the minimum age to run for the Nigerian presidency?
35 years, as stated in the 1999 Constitution.
In what year was JAMB established?
1978, by decree of the Federal Military Government.