An elected legislator in a presidential system can loose ...
An elected legislator in a presidential system can loose his seat by
a vote of no confidence
impeachment
cross-carpeting
recall
Correct answer is D
An elected legislator in a presidential system can loose his seat by recall.
The word ''Recall'' was defined by G.A.I. Ofoegbu (1999) as a device by which elected officials in the legislature or government could be called back even before their tenure expires.
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The final court of appeal in Nigeria during the colonial era was the ...
The immediate cause of Kano riot of 1953 was the ...
Legitimacy is determined mainly by ...
Which of the following can aid in the formation of public opinion? ...
The following are international organization except ...
One of the main duties of the local government service commission is to ...
In the pre-colonial era, the breaking of an oath by a chief could _________ ...
The major concern of the United Nations Organization (UNO) is world ________ ...
NEPAD was adopted during the OAU summit held in _________ ...