CASE LAW REVIEW: LANDMARK SUPREME COURT DECISIONS ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN NIGERIA Introduction: The Guardian of Fundamental Freedoms Nigeria’s journey as a constitutional democracy has been intricately linked with the evolution and enforcement of fundamental human rights. Entrenched in Chapter IV of the 1999 Constitution (as amended), these rights are the bedrock upon which the […]

Access to Information as a Constitutional Right in Nigeria: A Pillar of Democracy and Good Governance The fundamental right of citizens to access information held by public bodies is universally recognized as a cornerstone of democratic governance. In Nigeria, this crucial right, though implicitly present in the Constitution, gained explicit legislative backing with the enactment […]

The Indispensable Architects: The Role of NGOs in Constitutional and Human Rights Advocacy In an increasingly complex and interconnected world, the fabric of justice, equality, and fundamental freedoms is constantly being tested. While states bear the primary responsibility for upholding constitutional principles and safeguarding human rights, the reality is often far from ideal. This is […]