Books on the topic 'Nigeria. Constitution'

Nigeria. The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Nigeria: Wove, 1992.

Nigeria. The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Lagos: Federal Military Government of Nigeria, 1989.

Trends in constitution making in Nigeria. Ibadan: Demyaxs Law Books, 2003.

(Nigeria), Citizens' Forum for Constitutional Reform. Harmonised model constitution: 1999 Nigerian Constitution, Fourth Republic Presidential Technical Committee's model constitution, First Term (Fourth Republic) National Assembly's model constitution, Citizen's Forum for Constitutional Reform model constitution (C.F.C.R.). Lagos: Citizen's Forum for Constitutional Reform, 2004.

Nigeria, Methodist Church. Constitution: Methodist Church of Nigeria. [Ibadan]: The Church, 1990.

Citizens' Forum for Constitutional Reform (Nigeria). Position of Citizens' Forum for Constitutional Reform on the 1999 Constitution. Lagos: Citizens' Forum for Constitutional Reform, 2004.

Church of Christ in Nigeria. Constitution: Tsari. [Jos, Nigeria: Church of Christ in Nigeria, 1995.

National Conference on the Draft Constitution (1988 Lagos). Summary, conclusions and recommendations of the National Conference on theDraft Constitution, June 28th-30th, 1988. Lagos: Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, 1988.

National Conference on the Draft Constitution (1988 Lagos). Proceedings of the eight working sessions of the National Conference on the Draft Constitution, June 28th-30th, 1988: [held under the auspices of the] Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, Lagos. Lagos: Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, 1988.

Ikogho, O. P. Nigerian constitution simplified: Based on the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1989. Lagos, Nigeria: Law Angle Consult, 1993.

(Nigeria), National Democratic Party. Constitution, 2002. [Nigeria?: National Democratic Party?, 2002.

Aniagolu, Anthony Nnaemezie. The making of the 1989 constitution of Nigeria. Ibadan: Spectrum Books Ltd., 1993.

Ikogho, Joseph. Nigerian constitution made brief: A concise edition of Nigerian Constitution simplified by the same author. Lagos, Nigeria: Law View Consult, 2001.

Agbakoba, Olisa. Model constitution for Nigeria: Proposed for adoption. Apapa, Lagos: Human Rights Law Service, 2000.

(Nigeria), All Peoples Party. Constitution of the All Nigeria Peoples Party. [Nigeria]: All Nigeria Peoples Party, 2002.

Anyaegbunam, E. Obusom. Essentials of the Nigerian 1999 Constitution (as amended). Bodija, Ibadan: African Centre for Parliamentary and Constitutional Studies, 2014.

Whelan Research Academy for Religion, Culture, and Society, ed. A Nigerian constitution for Nigerians: Proceedings of international symposium organized by Whelan Research Academy, Owerri, Nigeria. Owerri: Whelan Research Academy for Religion, Culture, and Society, 2009.

Nigeria, Action Congress of. Constitution: Constitution of the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), as amended, 2010. Nigeria: Action Congress of Nigeria, 2010.

Mottoh-Migan, Vivian Roli. Constitution making in post-independence Nigeria: A critique. Ibadan [Nigeria]: Spectrum, 1994.

Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999. Apapa, Lagos [Nigeria]: Federal Govt. Press, 1999.

(Nigeria), All Peoples Party. The constitution of All Peoples Party of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. [Nigeria]: The Party, 1998.

Umaru, Aliyu. Rigging ways: The Constitution & the electoral process in Nigeria. Kaduna: Axis Research Agency (ARA), 2003.

Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (First Alteration) Act, 2010: Explanatory memorandum. Federal Republic of Nigeria]: National Assembly, 2010.

Kuye, Omowale. A review of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Ibadan, Nigeria: Fountain Publications, 2001.

Akande, J. O. Debo (Jadesola Olayinka Debo), 1940-, ed. The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999. Lagos: MIJ Professional Publishers, 2000.

Udo, Udoma Egbert. History and the law of the constitution of Nigeria. Lagos: Malthouse Press, 1994.

(Nigeria), Civil Liberties Organisation. Constitution of the Civil Liberties Organisation: (adopted October 1995). Nigeria]: Civil Liberties Organisation, 1995.

Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (second alteration) Act, 2010: (explanatory memorandum). Federal Republic of Nigeria]: National Assembly, 2010.

Nigerian Bar Association. Ikeja Branch, ed. Burning issues in the 1999 Constitution: An NBA (Ikeja Branch) special publication on the issues in controversy in the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999. Ikeja-Lagos: Nigerian Bar Association (Ikeja Branch), 2000.

Nigeria's federalism and the division of powers under the 1999 constitution. [Uyo, Nigeria ]: [Modern Business Press Ltd.], 2005.

(Nigeria), Social Democratic Party. Constitution and manifesto of the Social Democratic Party (SDP). [kabuja, Nigeria]: The Party, 1989.

Methodist Church Nigeria today & by the year 2000. Lagos [Nigeria]: Free Enterprise Publishers, 1996.

Ibrahim, Jibrin, and Otive Igbuzor. A citizen's approach to making a peoples' constitution in Nigeria. Lagos, Nigeria: Published for Citizens' Forum for Constitutional Reform by Joe- Tolalu & Associates, 2005.

Report of the Presidential Committee on the Review of the 1999 Constitution. Abuja: The Committee, 2001.

(Nigeria), People's Democratic Party. Constitution of the People's Democratic Party. [Nigeria?: s.n., 1998.

(Nigeria), National Republican Convention. Constitution of the National Republican Convention (NRC). [S.l: s.n., 1989.

Whither Nigeria?: Thoughts on democracy, politics and the constitution, 1992-2000. Enugu, Nigeria: Nwamife Publishers, 2002.

Constitution (Second Amendment) Bill, 2010 (SB. 277): A bill for an act to alter the provisions of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 and for other matters connected thereto. [Abuja, Nigeria]: The Senate, Federal Republic of Nigeria, 2010.

Onagoruwa, G. Olu. Civil liberties in Nigeria: A focus on the fundamental rights of the 1999 Constitution. Lagos: Inspired Communication, 2006.

(Nigeria), Progressive Action Congress. The constitution of Progressive Action Congress (PAC). [Nigeria]: Progressive Action Congress, 2002.

(Nigeria), National Republican Convention. Constitution and manifesto of the National Republican Convention (NRC). [Abuja]: National Republican Convention, 1989.

Senate, Nigeria National Assembly. Constitution (First Amendment) Bill, 2010 (hamonized): A bill for an act to alter the provisions of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 and for other matters connected thereto 2010 : adopted by Senate on Wednesday, 2nd June, 2010. [Abuja, Nigeria]: The Senate, Federal Republic of Nigeria, 2010.

Between culture and constitution: The cultural legitimacy of human rights in Nigeria. Copenhagen: Danish Centre for Human Rights, 1999.

Akande, Bisi. Sovereign national constitution or sovereign national conference?: Path to a stable Nigeria. Ila-Orangun [Nigeria: s.n., 2005.

Tobi, Niki. Legal impact of the Constitution (suspension & modification) decree, 1984, on the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1979. [Calabar, Nigeria: Centaur Press, 1985.

Aniagolu, Anthony Nnaemezie. The travails of Nigeria in binding herself into a nation under the constitution. Enugu, Nigeria: Faculty of Law, University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, 1991.

Conference, Methodist Church Nigeria. The minutes of the joint conference held at the Methodist Church, Ijoku, Sagamu on Thursday 1st and 2nd March, 1990 and of the joint conference held at Hoare's Memorial Methodist Church, Yaba on Thursday 24th May, 1990. Ibadan: Oluseyi Press, 1990.

J, Mamah Wilfred U., and Human Rights Law Service (Nigeria), eds. Towards a peoples' constitution in Nigeria: A civic educational manual for the legal community. Apapa Lagos, Nigeria: HURILAWS, 2002.

Oragbon, Solomon Igbinoba. Fundamental human rights under the constitiotn [i.e. constitution] of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999. Apapa-Lagos, Nigeria: Amfitop Books, 2005.

Rapu, S. C. Legislative-executive relations and the budgetary process in Nigeria: An evaluation of the 1999 constitution. Abuja, Nigeria: Central Bank of Nigeria, 2003.