Episode notes
Most Nigerians have never read the Constitution or the Criminal Code Act. This episode breaks down some of the contents of these texts. What's inside will surprise you, from a law that makes attempting suicide a criminal offence, to a provision that entitles you to a public apology if you're unlawfully arrested, to the most important distinction in Nigerian constitutional law that nobody teaches you: the difference between the rights you can enforce in court and the promises the government made that courts cannot touch.
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Keywords
Nigeria. Nigerian laws. Education.
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