Fundamental human rights in Nigeria are the inalienable rights that are without presumption or cost,a privilege to all human beings under Nigeria.

The fundamental human rights in Nigeria are entrenched in chapter IV section 32 of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and they are:
1. Rights to life.
2. Right to dignity of human person.
3. Right to fair hearing.
4. Right to private life.
5. Right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion.
6. Right to freedom of expression and the press.
7. right to peaceful assembly and association.
8. Right to personal liberty.
9. Right to freedom of movement.
10. Right to freedom of discrimination.

The above are the Fundamental Human rights in Nigeria as embedded within the 1999 Nigerian constitution (Obasanjo Regime).

The big question is- Are these fundamental human rights in Nigeria enjoyed by Nigerians?

Source: https://vastfinder..com/2017/01/fundamental-human-rights-in-nigeria.html

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talk2hb1:
Womans RIGHT

Are women not people. They are covered under these rights as humans.

Blue3k:

Are women not people. They are covered under these rights as humans.

Indeed some people are plain unteachable. They'll never fail to make you cringe at their ignorance.

Blue3k:


Are women not people. They are covered under these rights as humans.

To think this would be controversial in this day and age! Sorry to say, but some Nigerians are simply savages!

The rights to freedom from discrimination is questionable. The way people cry marginalization makes me wonder. The way minority tribes claim majority take resources seem strange. I don't know for sure.