1999 constitution Archives - Page 2 of 16

How poor enforcement of extant laws sustains child labour as modern day slavery

Although Section 20 of the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria provides that “no person shall be held in slavery or servitude and no person shall be required to perform forced labour,” the enforcement

3 months ago

Saturday Magazine

Suspension of foreign travel and government insincerity

The reported suspension of foreign travels by public officials in the Ministries, Departments, and Agencies of government (MDAs) is, for the reasons adduced, a welcomed step.

3 months ago

Editorial·Opinion

The brewing judicial threat to press freedom

Two recent incidents whereby journalists were prevented from covering court proceedings are not only curious, but they also amount to a violation of the constitutional rights of press freedom, in the absence

3 months ago

Editorial·Opinion

The brewing judicial threat to press freedom

Two recent incidents whereby journalists were prevented from covering court proceedings are not only curious, but they also amount to a violation of the constitutional rights of press freedom, in the absence

3 months ago

Editorial·Opinion

1999 Constitution a source of dissatisfaction, says Onigbinde

The first area I think we should pay attention to is the idea of the source of the Constitution. It continues to be a source of dissatisfaction to people that this constitution

3 months ago

Features·Law

1999 Constitution a source of dissatisfaction, says Onigbinde

The first area I think we should pay attention to is the idea of the source of the Constitution. It continues to be a source of dissatisfaction to people that this constitution

3 months ago

Features·Law

Measures to mainstream human rights in law-making process

The starting point of any genuine move at mainstreaming human rights in the legislative process must begin right from the source of legislative authority. The fountain head from which any meaningful endeavour

3 months ago

Columnists·Opinion

Measures to mainstream human rights in law-making process

The starting point of any genuine move at mainstreaming human rights in the legislative process must begin right from the source of legislative authority. The fountain head from which any meaningful endeavour

3 months ago

Columnists·Opinion

Why budget padding has been a perennial crisis – Part 3

Keeping that in mind, and being familiar with President Tinubu’s leadership style of always prioritising matters that need urgent solutions and not tackling all issues in one fell swoop, one is quite

3 months ago

Columnists·Opinion

Why budget padding has been a perennial crisis – Part 3

Keeping that in mind, and being familiar with President Tinubu’s leadership style of always prioritising matters that need urgent solutions and not tackling all issues in one fell swoop, one is quite

3 months ago

Columnists·Opinion

1999 constitution - Page 2

Why State Police is imperative for Nigeria to tackle insecurity – Bamidele

How poor enforcement of extant laws sustains child labour as modern day slavery

Suspension of foreign travel and government insincerity

The brewing judicial threat to press freedom

The brewing judicial threat to press freedom

1999 Constitution a source of dissatisfaction, says Onigbinde

1999 Constitution a source of dissatisfaction, says Onigbinde

Measures to mainstream human rights in law-making process

Measures to mainstream human rights in law-making process

Why budget padding has been a perennial crisis – Part 3

Why budget padding has been a perennial crisis – Part 3

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