Everything about The Constitution Of Nigeria totally explained
The
Constitution of Nigeria is the supreme law of the
Federal Republic of Nigeria. The current constitution is the
1999 Constitution. It was adopted in its original form on
May 29,
1999 in
Abuja, at the dawn of the
Nigerian Fourth Republic.
The 1979
constitution saw the
Westminster system of government (previously used in the
First Republic) jettisoned for an
American Presidential system, with a
directy elected executive. To avoid the pitfalls of the First Republic, the constitution mandated that political parties and
cabinet positions reflect the "federal character" of the nation — political parties were required to be registered in at least two-thirds of the
states, and each state was required to produce at least one cabinet member.
1979 Constitution (PDF File)
1993 Constitution (aborted)
The Fourth Republican Constitution is largely a recreation of the Second Republican Constitution, with the features of an American Presidential System.
1999 Constitution (PDF File)
Constitution (Website)Further Information
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