What are the key facts about the Second Nigerian Republic and its 1979 general election?

Here are the answers to the questions: 1. The second republic starts from year 1979 to 1983. The Second Nigerian Republic lasted from 1979 to 1983. b) 1979-1983 2. How many political parties was registered in the secondo republic Five political parties were registered for the 1979 general election. a) 5 3. FEDECO means FEDECO stands for Federal Electoral Commission. b) federal electoral commission 4. Out of the four political parties mentioned, one is not among the fully registered political party for 1979-1983 general election, pick a non registered party among the listed The Social Democratic Party (SDP) was a prominent party during the Third Republic (early 1990s), not the Second Republic (1979-1983). c) social democratic party (SDP) 5. Which of the policy in the 1979 general election has the following achievements: (1)it become the ruling party (2) it produced the first executive president (3) it won seven(7) state in the 1979 governorship election The National Party of Nigeria (NPN) was the ruling party, produced the first executive president (Shehu Shagari), and won 7 governorship elections in 1979. d) NPN 6. Which party became the opposition party in the 1979 general election The Unity Party of Nigeria (UPN) was the main opposition party during the Second Republic. b) UPN 7. Through a military coup, who sacked the second republic and in what year? Major General Muhammadu Buhari led the coup that overthrew the Second Republic on December 31, 1983, leading to his regime in 1984. c) Major General Muhammadu Buhari (1984) 8. The following are the reasons given by the military for taking over from the second republic government, pick out one that is not a reasons for take over The military typically cited issues like corruption, economic decline, and political instability as reasons for intervention. "Politicization of the army" refers to the army's involvement in politics, which is often a characteristic or consequence of military rule, rather than a reason given by the military* for overthrowing a civilian government. c) politicization of the army 9. Suggest one wrong reason among the following that was not a reason for military takeover in 1984 The military takeover in 1984 was primarily justified by widespread corruption, economic mismanagement (lack of finances, lack of economic development), and political instability. "Dispute over honesty" is a very general term that is less specific than direct allegations of corruption or economic failures, which were explicitly cited. a) dispute over honesty 10. The major slogan of the Buhari/Idiagbon regime of 1984 was? The Buhari/Idiagbon regime launched the "War Against Indiscipline" (WAI). b) war against indiscipline