Match each constitutional office or institution under Nigeria's 1960 Independence Constitution with its corresponding constitutional role or function.
- Judicial Committee of the Privy CouncilServed as the final court of appeal for legal and constitutional disputes in Nigeria.
- Governor-GeneralActed as the constitutional Head of State representing Queen Elizabeth II.
- Prime MinisterExercised real executive authority as the Head of Government and leader of the Cabinet.
- SenateFunctioned as the upper chamber of the Federal Parliament with nominated regional representatives.
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Judicial Committee of the Privy Council matches with the final court of appeal; Governor-General matches with the constitutional Head of State representing the monarch; Prime Minister matches with the Head of Government exercising real executive power; Senate matches with the upper legislative chamber of the Federal Parliament.
Each institution accurately aligns with its 1960 constitutional mandate: the Privy Council retained final judicial appeals, the Governor-General fulfilled the ceremonial royal head-of-state role, the Prime Minister directed cabinet governance as head of government, and the Senate acted as the upper legislative house.
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Institutional Framework of the 1960 Independence Constitution