WAEC Civic Education Past Questions & Answers - Page 8

The unpleasant attitudes towards people Living With HIV/AIDS is termed stigmatization. Stigmatization refers to the situation where people are set apart from others and viewed in a negative light because of perceived differences, often related to health conditions, such as HIV/AIDS.

When voters are induced to vote for a candidate based on monetary or material inducements, it undermines the legitimacy of the elected candidate. This is because the election is not based on the candidate's policies or qualifications, but on their ability to provide inducements.

Local government administration promotes democracy at the grassroots. This is because local government is the level of government closest to the people and it provides a platform for citizens to participate in governance at the local level, thereby promoting democracy.

The right to freedom of expression can be limited by slander. Slander refers to the act of making false spoken statements that damage a person's reputation. If a person's expression involves slander, it can be limited or restricted to protect the rights and reputation of others.

The Nigerian Tribune newspaper was established by Chief Obafemi Awolowo in November 1949. It is one of the oldest surviving private newspapers in Nigeria.