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Nigeria has one of the youngest populations in the world, yet youth representation in political leadership remains limited. While young people actively participate in elections, activism, and public discourse, their influence within formal political structures is still evolving. The “Not Too Young To Run” movement marked a significant milestone by reducing age barriers for political […]

Nigeria is a signatory to several international human rights treaties, and Chapter IV of the Constitution guarantees fundamental rights such as freedom of expression, movement, and fair hearing. On paper, the framework for human rights protection is strong. Yet, the lived experience of many Nigerians suggests that implementation remains uneven. Freedom of expression, particularly in

Nigeria’s Constitution clearly establishes the supremacy of the rule of law. In principle, no individual—whether a citizen or a public office holder—is above the law. The judiciary is empowered to interpret the law independently, and institutions are structured to ensure accountability. However, in practice, the enforcement of the rule of law often reveals gaps between