COMPARATIVE STUDY: NIGERIAN CONSTITUTION VS. U.S. CONSTITUTION The Constitutions of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the United States of America stand as foundational legal documents, each reflecting the unique historical trajectories, cultural values, and political aspirations of their respective nations. While both aim to establish a framework for governance, protect rights, and ensure stability, […]

The Constitution and Indigenous Peoples’ Rights in Nigeria Nigeria, a nation boasting an extraordinary tapestry of over 250 ethnic groups, each with its unique history, culture, and traditions, faces a complex challenge in reconciling its constitutional framework with the distinct rights and aspirations of its indigenous peoples. While the Nigerian Constitution, particularly the 1999 Constitution […]

The National Human Rights Commission and Constitutional Enforcement: A Sentinel of Justice in Nigeria Human rights are the bedrock of any truly democratic society, representing the inherent dignity and inalienable entitlements of every individual. In Nigeria, these rights are enshrined in Chapter IV of the 1999 Constitution (as amended), establishing a constitutional imperative for their […]