Fundamental human rights in Nigeria are contained in which chapter of the 1999 Constitution?
AChapter II
BChapter VI
CChapter IVCORRECT
DChapter I
JUPEBGovernmentConstitutions and Constitutionalism
AI
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Why the answer is C, and why the others tempt you.
Chapter IV (Sections 33 to 46) guarantees justiciable rights such as the right to life, dignity, personal liberty, fair hearing, freedom of expression and freedom of movement. Chapter II contains the Fundamental Objectives and Directive Principles of State Policy, which are not enforceable in court.
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