Understanding the Nigerian Constitution

What year was the first Nigerian Constitution enacted?

• 1955

• 1975

• 1980

• 1960

Who was the primary author of the 1979 Nigerian Constitution?

• Justice Niki Tobi

• Justice Mohammed Bello

• Chief Justice Aloma Mukhtar

• Justice Ibrahim Mohammed

What significant event led to the creation of the 1999 Nigerian Constitution?

• The end of military rule in Nigeria.

• The establishment of British colonial rule.

• The introduction of democracy in 1960.

• The discovery of oil in Nigeria.

How many constitutions has Nigeria had since independence in 1960?

• 4

• 5

• 2

• 3

What is the main purpose of the Nigerian Constitution?

• To regulate the economy and set prices for goods.

• To provide free education for all citizens.

• To promote international trade and investment.

• To establish governance, protect citizens' rights, and ensure the rule of law.

Which section of the Nigerian Constitution deals with Fundamental Human Rights?

• Section 20 to Section 30 of the Nigerian Constitution

• Section 33 to Section 46 of the Nigerian Constitution

• Section 50 to Section 60 of the Nigerian Constitution

• Section 1 to Section 10 of the Nigerian Constitution

What are the three categories of rights recognized in the Nigerian Constitution?

• Labor rights, health rights, educational rights

• Civil and political rights, economic, social and cultural rights, environmental rights

• Cultural rights, historical rights, personal rights

• Religious rights, military rights, digital rights

Which fundamental human right protects the right to life?

• The right to life.

• The right to education.

• The right to privacy.

• The right to free speech.

What does the Nigerian Constitution say about freedom of expression?

• The Nigerian Constitution guarantees freedom of expression under Section 39.

• Freedom of expression is only guaranteed to citizens over 18.

• The Constitution does not mention freedom of expression.

• Freedom of expression is limited to political speech only.

How does the Constitution protect the rights of women in Nigeria?

• The Constitution protects the rights of women in Nigeria by prohibiting gender discrimination and promoting equality.

• Women are not mentioned in the Constitution of Nigeria.

• The Constitution mandates unequal treatment for women in legal matters.

• The Constitution allows for gender-based discrimination in employment.