The grounds under which the President may remove a Governor from offic – McqOptions

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1.	The grounds under which the President may remove a Governor from office are
A.	laid down in the Constitution
B.	not laid down in the Constitution
C.	governed by healthy conventions
D.	governed by an Instrument of Instructions
Answer» C. governed by healthy conventions

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