The Nigerian Constitution
Chapters, key sections, rights and institutions of the 1999 Constitution. Take your time; explanations follow each answer.
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Which constitution is currently in force in Nigeria?
- The 1960 Independence Constitution
- The 1999 Constitution (as amended)
- The 1979 Constitution
- The 1963 Republican Constitution
Which chapter of the 1999 Constitution contains the fundamental human rights?
- Chapter VII
- Chapter II
- Chapter I
- Chapter IV
Which chapter contains the Fundamental Objectives and Directive Principles of State Policy?
- Chapter IV
- Chapter II
- Chapter V
- Chapter VIII
Are the provisions of Chapter II generally enforceable in court?
- Only in the Supreme Court
- No, they are generally non-justiciable
- Yes, always
- Only for foreigners
Which section protects the right to life?
- Section 33
- Section 39
- Section 1
- Section 41
Which section protects the right to dignity of the human person, including freedom from torture?
- Section 42
- Section 34
- Section 36
- Section 40
Which section protects the right to personal liberty?
- Section 33
- Section 35
- Section 43
- Section 38
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