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“Chapter 2, Sections 14,15,16,17 of the CFRN(1999 as amended) are not justiciable. That means, you do not have the locus standi to sue or compel the government to provide these amenities.
Section 17 provides for free and compulsory Universal Basic Education is not justiciable
Section 17 provides for free and compulsory Universal Basic Education is not justiciable
Along with other sections, but there are exceptions through Specific Legislations such as the Universal Basic Education Act which compels the government to provide basic education to children in primary and secondary levels.
This act makes section 17 justiciable because of the
This act makes section 17 justiciable because of the
Provision of a specific legislation.
To make sections 14,15,16,17 justiciable, we must enact laws that makes provision for the enactment of these laws or make it justiciable for Nigerians who seek redress.
Government should strive so that people are a par and to ensure that
To make sections 14,15,16,17 justiciable, we must enact laws that makes provision for the enactment of these laws or make it justiciable for Nigerians who seek redress.
Government should strive so that people are a par and to ensure that
“According to Chimaroke Nnamani, Gap Crisis is the space for inequality between the greater poor masses and a few wealthy people. He explained that poverty is divided into absolute poverty and relative poverty.
Absolute poverty is the lack of inability of the index individual of
Absolute poverty is the lack of inability of the index individual of
The family to provide basic needs such as health, education, clean drinking water.
There are other areas of inequality such as gender inequality whereby certain discriminatory acts are enabled by the constitution against the womenfolk of Nigeria.
And economic inequality which
There are other areas of inequality such as gender inequality whereby certain discriminatory acts are enabled by the constitution against the womenfolk of Nigeria.
And economic inequality which
Can be described using the reference of the Amazon Rainforest compared to the Desert of the Sahara. Being the lungs of the earth, no matter where you are, you feel the impact of the Amazon through the production of 80% of the world’s oxygen which is equally beneficent for all of
