General Provisions
Supremacy of the Constitution. Federation and its territories. Fundamental Objectives and Directive Principles of State Policy.
12 sections
Chapter II · Law
As amended by the First through Fifth Alteration Acts. 320 sections in eight chapters, plus seven schedules. The supreme law of the land.
Supremacy of the Constitution. Federation and its territories. Fundamental Objectives and Directive Principles of State Policy.
12 sections
Political, economic, social, educational, foreign-policy and environmental objectives. Non-justiciable in isolation, foundational in interpretation.
12 sections
Citizenship by birth, registration and naturalisation. Dual citizenship, renunciation, deprivation.
8 sections
Right to life, dignity, personal liberty, fair hearing, private and family life, freedom of thought, expression, assembly, movement, freedom from discrimination — and the enforcement procedure.
14 sections
National Assembly: Senate and House of Representatives. Powers, qualifications, elections, sittings, committees, the legislative process itself.
83 sections
President, Vice-President, Ministers, the Public Service. State executives: Governors, Deputies, Commissioners. Establishment and removal procedures.
100 sections
Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, Federal High Court, FCT High Court, State High Courts, Sharia and Customary Courts of Appeal. Appointment, tenure, jurisdiction.
67 sections
The FCT. Revenue allocation. Interpretation, citation and commencement.
24 sections
Electoral timelines, INEC chairman tenure, by-election windows — the post-Yar'Adua reform package.
Act No. 1, 2010
Pre-election matters and the 180-day petition rule — the architecture of modern election litigation.
Act No. 2, 2010
Established the National Industrial Court as a superior court of record — §§254A–F.
Act No. 3, 2010
Not-Too-Young-To-Run, financial autonomy for state legislatures and judiciaries, 30-day presidential assent rule.
Acts Nos. 1–9, 2017–18
Devolution: electricity, railways, prisons moved to the Concurrent List. Local-government and state-judiciary autonomy. The biggest single edit of the 1999 Constitution.
Acts Nos. 1–16, 2023
Ends the federal police monopoly. Rewrites §§214, 215 and 84 to create a two-tier federal/state policing architecture.
Bill — pending Senate concurrence and 24 State HoAs
Tier 1 · primary
Courts. Gazettes. National archives.
Tier 2 · corroborating
OCCRP. HRW. BudgIT. TheCable.
Tier 4 · tertiary, flagged
Wikipedia only where primary is pending. Always labelled.