Nigerian Bar Association Human Rights Committee Workshop on Fundamental Rights Provisions of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1979
Subtitle: proceedings : at the National Arts Theatre, Iganmu, Latos, 3rd-5th February, 1982
By: edited by Pius J.O. Anigboro
Publisher: Nigerian Bar Association
Published: 1982
Place of publication: [s.l.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 176
Subjects: Civil rights; Congresses
Other titles: Fundamental rights provisions of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1979
Table of contents: title: The fundamental human rights in Islam  -- Abdulmalik Bappa Mahmud -- (15 p.).; title: Duty of the executive to maintain public order and public security as it affects the fundamental human rights under Part IV of the Nigerian constitution  -- D.A Ijalaye -- (8 p.).; title: Duty of the executive to maintain public order and public security as it affects the fundamental human rights under Part IV of the Nigerian constitution  -- R.O.A Akinjide -- (7 p.).; title: Powers of arrest, interrogation, search and detention -- C.O Scott-Emuakpor-- (13 p.).; title: Duty of the executive to maintain public order and public security as it affects the fundamental human rights under Part IV of the Nigerian constitution  -- Funso Akinyosoye -- (2 p.).; title: Powers of arrest, interrogation, search and detention  -- Tunji Gomez -- (6 p.).; title: Fundamental human rights : right to property  -- C.O Olawoye -- (6 p.).; title: Right to property under the Constitution  -- Ben O Nwabueze -- (12 p.).; title: Right to access to court and fair hearing : sections 33 and 42 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1979  -- Oluba Chukwura -- (12 p.).; title: Rights to access to court and fair hearing  -- L.O Sanyaolu -- (12 p.).; title: Rights to freedom of speech and association : sections 36 and 37 of the Nigerian Constitution, 1979  -- Mudiaga Odje -- (15 p.).; title: Rights of freedom of movement and privacy  -- Folake Solanke -- (7 p.).; title: Rights of peaceful assembly and association and right to freedom of movement -- Abiola Ojo-- (9 p.).