50 Nigerian immigration services and current affairs pass questions and answers

 

50 Nigerian immigration services and current affairs pass questions and answers

SECTION A: NIGERIAN IMMIGRATION SERVICE (1–30)

1. What does NIS stand for?

A. National Internal Security

B. Nigerian Intelligence Service

C. Nigerian Immigration Service

D. National Immigration System

Answer: C

2. The Nigerian Immigration Service was established in:

A. 1956

B. 1960

C. 1963

D. 1970

Answer: C

3. NIS operates under which ministry?

A. Ministry of Defence

B. Ministry of Interior

C. Ministry of Justice

D. Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Answer: B

4. The head of NIS is known as:

A. Inspector General

B. Director General

C. Comptroller General

D. Commandant General

Answer: C

5. Major duty of NIS is to:

A. Fight crime

B. Control borders

C. Conduct elections

D. Collect taxes

Answer: B

6. Which document allows a foreigner to enter Nigeria legally?

A. Passport

B. Birth certificate

C. Visa

D. Permit

Answer: C

7. Nigerian international passport is issued by:

A. Ministry of Foreign Affairs

B. NPF

C. NIS

D. INEC

Answer: C

8. Official uniform color of NIS is:

A. Blue

B. Black

C. Green

D. Brown

Answer: C

9. ECOWAS means:

A. Economic Council of West African States

B. Economic Community of West African States

C. Eastern Community of West Africa

D. Economic Commission of Africa

Answer: B

10. Validity of Nigerian passport includes:

A. 2 years only

B. 4 years only

C. 5 and 10 years

D. Lifetime

Answer: C

11. Expatriate quota allows companies to:

A. Import goods

B. Employ foreigners

C. Pay tax

D. Export products

Answer: B

12. Control of movement across borders is called:

A. Security

B. Border control

C. Patrol

D. Surveillance

Answer: B

13. Deportation means:

A. Arrest

B. Detention

C. Removal of illegal foreigners

D. Border patrol

Answer: C

14. NIS motto is:

A. Unity and Faith

B. Service and Humility

C. Duty and Honour

D. Discipline and Service

Answer: B

15. Nigeria is located in:

A. Asia

B. Europe

C. Africa

D. America

Answer: C

16. A biometric passport contains:

A. Only photo

B. Digital personal data

C. Signature only

D. Visa stamp

Answer: B

17. Visa on arrival means visa is obtained:

A. Before travel

B. Online only

C. At entry point

D. At embassy

Answer: C

18. Illegal migration refers to:

A. Tourism

B. Legal travel

C. Unlawful entry or stay

D. Business travel

Answer: C

19. Which body manages migration globally?

A. UNDP

B. IOM

C. WHO

D. UNICEF

Answer: B

20. ECOWAS travel certificate is used for travel within:

A. Africa

B. West Africa

C. Nigeria

D. Europe

Answer: B

21. Residence permit allows a foreigner to:

A. Vote

B. Work only

C. Live legally in Nigeria

D. Own land

Answer: C

22. Naturalization means:

A. Deportation

B. Visa issuance

C. Becoming a citizen

D. Border patrol

Answer: C

23. Which is higher in rank?

A. Assistant Superintendent

B. Superintendent

C. Inspector

D. Sergeant

Answer: B

24. Illegal entry is entry without:

A. Luggage

B. Permission

C. Valid documents

D. Money

Answer: C

25. Border patrol focuses on:

A. Offices

B. Airports only

C. Border areas

D. Cities

Answer: C

26. Which document proves Nigerian citizenship?

A. National ID

B. Passport

C. Birth certificate

D. All of the above

Answer: D

27. Migration means:

A. War

B. Movement of people

C. Trade

D. Education

Answer: B

28. Visa expiration means:

A. Visa renewal

B. End of validity

C. New visa

D. Deportation

Answer: B

29. Nigerian borders are controlled mainly by:

A. Army

B. Police

C. Immigration

D. Customs

Answer: C

30. NIS officers are responsible for:

A. Tax collection

B. Border security

C. Road safety

D. Fire service

Answer: B

SECTION B: CURRENT AFFAIRS (31–55)

31. Current President of Nigeria (2026) is:

A. Muhammadu Buhari

B. Goodluck Jonathan

C. Bola Ahmed Tinubu

D. Atiku Abubakar

Answer: C

32. Capital of Nigeria is:

A. Lagos

B. Kaduna

C. Abuja

D. Ibadan

Answer: C

33. Nigeria has how many states?

A. 30

B. 36

C. 37

D. 40

Answer: B

34. Minister of Interior (2026):

A. Rauf Aregbesola

B. Tunji-Ojo

C. Abba Moro

D. Amaechi

Answer: B

35. Nigeria gained independence in:

A. 1957

B. 1959

C. 1960

D. 1963

Answer: C

36. Nigeria practices:

A. Unitary system

B. Federal system

C. Confederal system

D. Monarchy

Answer: B

37. Nigeria’s currency is:

A. Dollar

B. Pound

C. Naira

D. Cedi

Answer: C

38. Highest law of Nigeria is:

A. Act

B. Decree

C. Constitution

D. Bill

Answer: C

39. Nigeria is a member of:

A. NATO

B. UN

C. EU

D. OPEC only

Answer: B

40. NYSC stands for:

A. National Youth Social Corps

B. National Youth Service Corps

C. Nigerian Youth Service Corps

D. National Young Service Corps

Answer: B

41. Nigeria’s economy is driven mainly by:

A. Agriculture

B. Manufacturing

C. Oil and gas

D. Tourism

Answer: C

42. Democracy means:

A. Rule by army

B. Rule by king

C. Government by the people

D. Rule by rich

Answer: C

43. INEC conducts:

A. Census

B. Elections

C. Tax

D. Budget

Answer: B

44. Nigeria became a republic in:

A. 1960

B. 1963

C. 1966

D. 1979

Answer: B

45. River Niger is the:

A. Shortest river

B. Longest river

C. Smallest river

D. Fastest river

Answer: B

46. GDP means:

A. Gross Domestic Product

B. General Development Plan

C. Global Domestic Price

D. Government Development Project

Answer: A

47. Inflation is:

A. Fall in prices

B. Rise in prices

C. Stable prices

D. Free prices

Answer: B

48. Senate President (2026):

A. Bukola Saraki

B. Ahmad Lawan

C. Godswill Akpabio

D. David Mark

Answer: C

49. Nigeria is in:

A. East Africa

B. North Africa

C. West Africa

D. Central Africa

Answer: C

50. Terrorism means:

A. Peaceful protest

B. Use of fear and violence

C. Demonstration

D. Debate

Answer: B

SECTION C: MATHEMATICS (51–80)

51. 2 + 5 =

A. 5

B. 6

C. 7

D. 8

Answer: C

52. 10 × 4 =

A. 20

B. 30

C. 40

D. 50

Answer: C

53. 50 ÷ 5 =

A. 5

B. 10

C. 15

D. 20

Answer: B

54. Square of 6 =

A. 12

B. 18

C. 36

D. 42

Answer: C

55. 25% of 200 =

A. 25

B. 40

C. 50

D. 100

Answer: C

56. 7 × 9 =

A. 56

B. 63

C. 72

D. 81

Answer: B

57. LCM of 4 and 6 =

A. 10

B. 12

C. 18

D. 24

Answer: B

58. Square root of 81 =

A. 7

B. 8

C. 9

D. 10

Answer: C

59. Value of π =

A. 3.12

B. 3.14

C. 3.16

D. 3.18

Answer: B

60. 100 ÷ 4 =

A. 20

B. 25

C. 30

D. 40

Answer: B

SECTION D: ENGLISH LANGUAGE (81–100)

81. Correct spelling:

A. Recieve

B. Receive

C. Receve

D. Recive

Answer: B

82. Plural of child:

A. Childs

B. Childrens

C. Children

D. Childes

Answer: C

83. Opposite of “Hot”:

A. Warm

B. Cold

C. Heat

D. Fire

Answer: B

84. Synonym of “Happy”:

A. Angry

B. Sad

C. Joyful

D. Weak

Answer: C

85. He ___ to school daily.

A. Go

B. Goes

C. Going

D. Gone

Answer: B

86. A noun is a:

A. Action word

B. Describing word

C. Naming word

D. Joining word

Answer: C

87. Correct tense: I ___ yesterday.

A. Go

B. Goes

C. Went

D. Gone

Answer: C

88. Antonym of “Early”:

A. Fast

B. Late

C. Soon

D. Quick

Answer: B

89. Plural of man:

A. Mans

B. Man

C. Men

D. Mens

Answer: C

90. Fill in: She is ___ honest girl.

A. A

B. An

C. The

D. No article

Answer: B