1994 Constitution

The 1994 Nigerian Constitution is the foundational legal document that outlines how the country is governed. It establishes Nigeria as a federal republic with separation of powers among the executive, legislature, and judiciary. The constitution guarantees fundamental human rights, defines the roles of federal and state governments, and sets the procedures for elections, law-making, and governance. It also provides the framework for maintaining peace, security, and justice. Essentially, it Constitutionally guides Nigeria's political operations, protects citizens' rights, and aims to promote democratic stability and development.