How Section 36 of the Nigerian Constitution Protects Due Process In the grand tapestry of any democratic nation, woven with threads of justice, liberty, and the rule of law, due process stands as a foundational pillar. It is the assurance that no individual shall be subjected to arbitrary power, that their rights will be respected, […]
The Right to Marry and Found a Family: Constitutional Dimensions The right to marry and to found a family stands as a cornerstone of human dignity and societal structure. Far from being a mere social convention, it is increasingly recognized as a fundamental human right, deeply embedded within constitutional frameworks across the globe and enshrined […]
The Constitution and Rights of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Nigeria: A Comprehensive Analysis Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) represent one of the most vulnerable populations globally, and Nigeria, unfortunately, bears a significant burden of internal displacement. Millions of Nigerians have been forced to flee their homes due to a confluence of factors, primarily armed conflict […]