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CLICK HERE – Criminal Code Act ↓ Arrangement – SECTION Section 1-6 [CHAPTER 1- Interpretation] Section 7-10 [CHAPTER 2 – Parties to Offences ] Section 10A-16 [CHAPTER 3 – Application of Criminal Law] Section 17-21 [ CHAPTER 4 – Punishments ] Section 22-36 [CHAPTER 5 Criminal – Responsibility ] Section 37-49D [CHAPTER 6, CHAPTER 6A – Treachery ] Section 50-60 [CHAPTER 7] Section 61-68 [CHAPTER 8, CHAPTER 9 ] Section 69-88A [CHAPTER 10 –…
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CLICK HERE – Criminal Code Act ↓ Arrangement – SECTION Section 1-6 [CHAPTER 1- Interpretation] Section 7-10 [CHAPTER 2 – Parties to Offences ] Section 10A-16 [CHAPTER 3 – Application of Criminal Law] Section 17-21 [ CHAPTER 4 – Punishments ] Section 22-36 [CHAPTER 5 Criminal – Responsibility ] Section 37-49D [CHAPTER 6, CHAPTER 6A – Treachery ] Section 50-60 [CHAPTER 7] Section 61-68 [CHAPTER 8, CHAPTER 9 ] Section 69-88A [CHAPTER 10 –…
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Seventh Schedule to the Nigerian Constitution, 1999 Oaths Oaths of Allegiance 1, ………. Do solemnly swear/affirm that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to the Federal Republic ofNigeria and that I will preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the Federal Republic of NigeriaSo help me God Oath of Office of President I,…
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Sixth Schedule to the Nigerian Constitution, 1999 Election Tribunals A-National Assembly Election Tribunal B – Governorship and Legislative House Election Tribunal Credit: here
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Schedule V to the Nigerian Constitution 1999 Below is the content of the fifth schedule to the Nigerian Constitution. Part I Code of Conduct for Public Officers General Code of Conduct Tribunal Interpretation Part II Public Officers for the purposes of the Code of conduct Credit: here
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Schedule IV to the Nigerian Constitution 1999 Below is the content of the fourth schedule to the Nigerian Constitution, 1999. This schedule defines the functions of a Local Government Council. Credit: here
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Schedule III to the Nigerian Constitution 1999 Below is the content for the third schedule of the Nigerian Constitution. Part I Federal Executive Bodies (Established by Section 153) A – Code of Conduct Bureau B – Council of State C – Federal Character Commission D – Federal Civil Service Commission E – Federal Judicial Service…
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Citizenship Under the Nigerian Constitution, 1999 A citizen may simply be said as a true and legal member of a society or state. Citizens of a given state enjoy specified rights and privileges, and may be held responsible to perform certain duties, towards the peaceful coexistence and development of such state. As denotable from the…
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Schedule II to the Nigerian Constitution 1999 Below is the content for the Second Schedule to the Nigerian Constitution. This Scheduled is titled ‘Legislative Powers‘. Part I: Exclusive Legislative List Item Part II: Concurrent Legislative List Extent of Federal and State Legislative Powers Part III: Supplemental and Interpretation Credit: constituteproject.org, Policy and Legal Advocacy Centre…
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Schedule I of the Nigerian Constitution 1999 Below is the content of the first schedule of the Nigerian Constitution, 1999. Part II Credit: constituteproject.org, Policy and Legal Advocacy Centre (PLAC)Adapted from: here