Section 43 of the Nigerian constitution 1999

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Section 43 of the Nigerian constitution

Section 43 of the constitution of Nigeria is about Right to acquire and own immovable property. It is under Chapter IV (Fundamental Rights) of the constitution. Section 43 has three subsections.

Subject to the provisions of this Constitution, every citizen of Nigeria shall have the right to acquire
and own immovable property anywhere in Nigeria.

See also: Section 37 of the Nigerian constitution (Right to private and family life)

Credit: https://publicofficialsfinancialdisclosure.worldbank.org/sites/fdl/files/assets/law-library-files/Nigeria_Constitution_1999_en.pdf

See also:

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  2. Section 33 of the Nigerian Constitution 1999 Section 33 of the Nigerian Constitution Section 33 of the constitution of Nigeria is about Right to Life of the people of the country. It is under Chapter IV (Fundamental...
  3. Section 10 of the Nigerian Constitution 1999 Section 10 of the Nigerian Constitution Section 10 of the constitution of Nigeria is about the Prohibition of State Religion. It is under Part II (Powers of the Federal Republic...
  4. Section 37 of the Nigerian Constitution 1999 Section 37 of the Nigerian Constitution Section 37 of the constitution of Nigeria is about Right to private and family life of the people of the country. It is under Chapter...

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