Constitutional autochthony and referendums for a new Nigerian Constitution: Comparison with the 1999 provisions (1)

Introduction Constitution While it is difficult to give a universally acceptable definition of the word “c onstitution”, the Constitution can be defined as the “birth certificate” of a nation, the supreme law of the country and, the most sacred and solemn document. In F.C.D.A Vs. EZINKWO (2007) LPELR-9015(CA), the Court of Appeal, per Mary Peter-Odili, [...]The post Constitutional autochthony and referendums for a new Nigerian Constitution: Comparison with the 1999 provisions (1) appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.

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