Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

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Part I - Federal Republic of Nigeria
Part II - Powers of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

13. Fundamental obligations of the Government.
14 The Government and the people
15 Political objectives.
16. Economic objectives.
17 Social objectives.
18 Educational objectives.
19. Foreign policy objectives.
20. Environmental objectives.
21. Directive on Nigeria cultures
22. Obligation of the mass media
23. National ethics.
24. Duties of the citizen.

25. Citizenship by birth.
26 Citizenship by registration.
27 Citizenship by naturalization.
28. Dual citizenship.
29 Renunciation of citizenship.
30 Deprivation of citizenship.
31. Persons deemed to be Nigerian citizens.
32 Power to make regulations.

33 Right to life.
34 Right to dignity of human persons.
35 Right to personal liberty.
36 Right to fair hearing.
37 Right to private and family life.
38 Right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion
39 Right to freedom of expression and the press.
40 Right to peaceful assembly and association.
41 Right to freedom of movement.
42 Right to freedom from discrimination.
43 Right to acquire and own immovable property.
44 Compulsory acquisition of property.
45 Restriction on and derogation from fundamental human rights.
46 Special jurisdiction of High Court and Legal aid.

Part I - National Assembly
Part II - House of Assembly of a State

Part I - Federal Executive
Part II - State Executive
Part III - Supplemental

Part I - Federal Courts
Part II - State Courts
Part III - Election Tribunals
- 285 - Establishment and jurisdiction of election tribunals
Part IV - Supplemental

Part I - Federal Capital Territory, Abuja
Part II - Miscellaneous Provisions
Part III - Transitional Provisions and Savings
Part IV - Interpretation, Citation and Commencement

First Schedule
- Part I - States of the Federation
- Part II - Definition and Area Councils of Federal Capital Territory, Abuja
Second Schedule
Third Schedule
- Part I
- Part II
- Part III
Fourth Schedule
- Functions of a Local Council
Fifth Schedule
- Part I
- Part II
Sixth Schedule
Seventh Schedule

Part IV - Supplemental

289 - Disqualification of certain legal practitioners

289. No legal practitioner shall be qualified for appointment as a Justice of the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeal or a Judge of a Federal High Court or a Judge of a High Court or a kadi of a Sharia Court of Appeal or a Judge of the Customary Court of Appeal whilst he is a member of the National Judicial Council or Committee of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja or a State Judicial Service Commission, and he shall remain so disqualified until a period of three years has elapsed since he ceased to be member.

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Part IV - Supplemental

289 - Disqualification of certain legal practitioners

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