As a citizen, it is important to understand your fundamental rights as enshrined in Chapter IV of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. These Fundamental Human Rights pertain to life; dignity of human person; personal liberty; fair hearing; private and family life; freedom of thought; conscience and religion; freedom of expression and of the press; peaceful assembly and freedom of association; freedom of movement; freedom from discrimination; and freedom to acquire and own immovable property anywhere in Nigeria.
Nevertheless, understanding how to enforce these rights where there is a breach, or to file claims in court for compensatory reliefs against anyone including a government agency such as the Police may be just as important. Below is a link to the guide on how to enforce human rights.
http://lexartifexllp.com/human-rights-enforcement/