Enforcing the Right to Shelter: Is It Constitutionally Guaranteed? The concept of “shelter” often evokes the most basic human need – a roof over one’s head, a safe haven from the elements, a place to call home. But beyond this fundamental understanding, lies a complex legal and socio-economic debate: Is the right to shelter a […]
Navigating the Labyrinth of Justice: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding Fundamental Rights Affidavits in Nigerian Courts In the vast landscape of legal redress, few avenues are as crucial and potent as the enforcement of fundamental human rights. These are the inalienable entitlements that define our very humanity, guaranteed by the Constitution and designed to protect […]
The Right to Health: A Constitutional Imperative or a Policy Promise in Nigeria? The quest for a healthy populace is a universal aspiration, enshrined in numerous international human rights instruments. For Nigeria, a nation grappling with significant public health challenges, the question of whether the right to health is a fundamental constitutional entitlement or merely […]