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Waec 2020/2021 Civic Education Answers

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    2021 WAEC Civic Education
    Answers.

    PAPER 2 [Essay]
    Answer any FOUR questions.
    Write your answers on the answer
    booklet provided.
    1. a) What are values?
    (b) State six importance of values to
    the Nigerian society.
    ANS: (a) Values are the ideas, things,
    or principles cherished by people in
    a society.
    (b) (i) Values help to determine and
    control the behavior of individuals
    in society.
    (ii) They act as criteria or measures
    for the judgment of the actions of
    individuals in society.
    (iii) Values give focus and direction
    to individuals in the family and
    society at large.
    (iv) Values help us in decision-
    making.
    (v) Values modify our attitudes and
    feelings towards other people
    through tolerance of different
    opinions and behavior.
    (vi) Values act as standards of
    conduct for people in a society
    (vii) Values guide people toward the
    achievement of declared objectives
    e.g. individual, family, communal,
    corporate, and national objectives
    among others.
    (viii) Values promote unity,
    harmony, and cooperation in society.
    (ix) Values encourage a sense of
    responsibility and hard work among
    Nigerian citizens.
    2. (a) Explain the term citizenship
    education.
    (b) State four reasons for effective
    citizenship education of
    Nigerian youths.
    ANS: (a) Citizenship education is a
    process of enlightening or training
    citizens on their rights and
    responsibilities. Citizenship
    education is a form of education
    given to citizens with a view to
    making them responsible individuals
    who are committed to the
    meaningful development of their
    society.
    (b) Effective citizenship education
    helps to:
    (i) sensitize Nigerian youths on their
    duties and rights as citizens.
    (ii) produce responsible, well-
    informed, and self-reliant Nigerian
    youths.
    (iii) inculcate the right values and
    attitudes into the youths for the
    development of society.
    (iv) help citizens especially youths
    identify national problems and
    proffer solutions.
    (v) produce enlightened youths who
    are politically and nationally
    conscious.
    (vi) instill in the youths high moral
    standards which are required for the
    development of the country.
    (vii) encourage national integration
    and nation-building.
    (viii) prepare the youths for future
    leadership roles.
    3. (a) What is the meaning of the
    Universal Declaration of Human
    Rights (UDHR)?
    (b) Highlight any six rights or
    freedoms in the Universal
    Declaration of Human Rights of
    1948.
    ANS: (a) Universal Declaration of
    Human Rights (UDHR) refers to a
    global proclamation specifying the
    rights of individuals. It is the
    primary international expression of
    the fundamental/ inalienable rights
    of
    members of the human race.
    It was adopted by the General
    Assembly of the United Nations
    Organization on December 10, 1948,
    in Paris, France. The Charter consists
    of thirty (30) articles on Human
    Rights.
    4. (a) Define human trafficking.
    (b) State six causes of human
    trafficking in Nigeria.
    ANS: (a) Human trafficking is the
    illicit/ illegal business in the sale and
    transportation of human beings for
    economic and other selfish purposes.
    Usually, the unsuspecting victims are
    lured away into forced labour,
    prostitution, and other forms of
    abuse.
    (b) (i) Poverty – this makes victims
    very vulnerable.
    (ii) Youth unemployment.
    (iii) Disorientation of values/moral
    decadence in the society.
    (iv) Greed and get-rich-quick
    attitude.
    (v) Corruption in the society which
    encourages adventures into crimes.
    (vi) Bad leadership which fails to
    protect citizens and provide for their
    social, economic, and other related
    security.
    (vii) Ignorance or lack of knowledge/
    awareness on the part of victims of
    human trafficking.
     
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