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INTRODUCTIONNigerian women have always been active in agriculture, trade, and other economic pursuits, but a majority of them are in the informal labour force. They are the household managers, providing food, nutrition, water, health, education, and family planning to an extent greater than elsewhere in the developing world. This places heavy burdens on them, despite developments such as...

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1.         Right to life 2.         Right of Liberty 3.         Right to fair Hearing 4.         Right of Association 5.         Right to private family life 6.         Right to Education 7.         Right to own a property 8.         Right to religion of choice and conscience 9.         Equality before the law 10.        Freedom from slavery 11.        A suspect is assumed to be innocent...

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Comparism of the Pre-colonial Constitution with the Post independence constitution of Nigeria, with Characteristic and finding answer to why government of the centre has become so powerful vis –a –vis other tiers of government. In answering the above question, one may need to know briefly what is a constitution and the entity called Nigeria. A constitution is a...

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  Some of the problems confronting local government reforms in the area of raising revenue/ finance and democratization in the United Kingdom and Nigeria regardless of the input towards making local government more effective and efficient; would be highlighted below in the interest of making local government more responsive and efficient, particularly in a global competitive world; irrespective...

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