In the structure of governance established by military regimes in post-independence Nigeria, authority was divided among key governing bodies. What primary function distinguished the Federal Executive Council (FEC) from the Supreme Military Council (SMC)?
- Formulating and implementing daily administrative policies under the direction of appointed ministers or commissionersCevap
- BPromulgating supreme military decrees that held absolute legal authority over constitutional provisions
- CExercising final appellate jurisdiction and judicial review over decisions made by military tribunals
- DAppointing military governors and ratifying major constitutional transition directives
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The primary function distinguishing the Federal Executive Council (FEC) from the Supreme Military Council (SMC) was formulating and implementing daily administrative policies under the direction of appointed ministers or commissioners.
During military rule in Nigeria, government functions were split between the highest governing council and an executive cabinet. The Supreme Military Council (SMC) was the supreme policy-making and law-enacting body, whereas the Federal Executive Council (FEC) functioned as the cabinet responsible for managing government ministries and conducting routine administrative business.
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Organizational hierarchy and division of functions between the Supreme Military Council (legislative/supreme authority) and the Federal Executive Council (executive/administrative cabinet) during military rule in Nigeria.
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