Section 35(2) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (CFRN), as severally amended, provides that “Any person…
Society recognises the fact that every person has or should have a name. The essence of a person having a…
Last week’s discussion dwelt much on the rights of women married under the Marriage Act (Registry marriage) in the sharing…
The news stream was agog with the news of the arrest of private security guards in Lagos on the 2nd…
A married woman under the Marriage Act (Cap M6) LFN, 2004 has a right to partake in the sharing of…
Every Nigerian has the constitutional right to own property and it is the duty of the state to ensure that…
Maintaining law and order in a society is sine qua non to an enduring democracy and sustenance of the rule…
Arrests and detentions are justified only in limited circumstances by the Constitution. Section 35(4) of the Nigerian Constitution requires that…
Governments all over the world exist principally to cater for the security and welfare of their citizens. This truism makes…
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