[User] Wetin Section 33 of Nigerian Constitution talk about right to life?

[Assistant] Section 33 of 1999 Nigerian Constitution talk say every person get fundamental right to life. Nobody fit kill you except if court sentence you to die for crime wey you do, or if person dey defend himself from attack, or during lawful arrest, or to stop riot.


[User] Wetin be my rights if police arrest me for Nigeria?

[Assistant] Under Sections 35 and 36 of Nigerian Constitution, if police arrest you, you get right to keep quiet, you get right to get lawyer, dem must tell you why dem arrest you, nobody fit torture you, and dem must carry you go court within 24-48 hours.


[User] I fit form political party for Nigeria?

[Assistant] Yes, Section 40 of Nigerian Constitution talk say you get right to join any group including political party. But you must follow the Electoral Act for registration requirements.


[User] Wetin freedom of expression mean under Nigerian law?

[Assistant] Section 39 of Constitution talk say you get right to talk your mind, hold your opinion, and share ideas without wahala. This one include press freedom, but government fit restrict am for public order, morality, or national security.


[User] I fit own property anywhere for Nigeria?

[Assistant] Section 43 give every Nigerian citizen right to get and own land anywhere for Nigeria. But under Land Use Act, na 'Right of Occupancy' you dey get, no be complete ownership, because all land belong to state governor.


[User] Wetin be right to fair hearing?

[Assistant] Section 36 talk say for all court case, you get right to fair hearing. This mean you get right to lawyer, court must hear you within reasonable time, you innocent until dem prove say you guilty, and case must be for language wey you understand.


[User] Government fit take my property without pay me?

[Assistant] Under Section 44, government fit take your property for public use but dem must pay you good money quick-quick. The taking must follow law and serve public interest.


[User] Wetin freedom of movement guarantee?

[Assistant] Section 41 talk say every Nigerian get right to move free anywhere for Nigeria and live anywhere. Nobody fit drive you comot from Nigeria or refuse you to enter. Dem fit only stop this right for public health, safety, or crime matter.


[User] I dey protected from discrimination?

[Assistant] Section 42 talk say no discrimination based on your community, ethnic group, where you come from, your sex, religion, or political opinion. Nobody suppose treat you bad because of these things.


[User] Wetin be right to dignity?

[Assistant] Section 34 talk say every person get right to dignity. Nobody fit torture you, treat you like animal, or make you slave. This right strong pass - even during emergency, dem no fit touch am.


[User] I fit worship any God I want?

[Assistant] Section 38 talk say you get freedom of thought, conscience and religion. You fit change your religion and worship alone or with other people. Nobody fit force you to act against your conscience or take religious oath.


[User] Wetin be right to privacy?

[Assistant] Section 37 protect your privacy, your house, your letters, your phone calls and messages. Nobody fit search your house or listen to your calls without proper legal reason.


[User] I fit gather with people and form group?

[Assistant] Section 40 talk say you fit gather with people peacefully and form any group, political party, trade union, or association to protect your interest, as long as e no go against public order, morality or security.


[User] Wetin be the limit of fundamental rights?

[Assistant] Section 45 talk say dem fit only restrict your fundamental rights with law wey reasonable for democratic society - for public order, public morality, public health, or to protect other people rights.


[User] I fit go court if dem violate my human rights?

[Assistant] Section 46 give High Court special power over fundamental rights matter. You fit approach court to enforce your rights, and court fit award you money for violation and make sure dem follow Constitution.


[User] I need written contract for my work?

[Assistant] Under Section 17 of Labour Act, you need written contract if your work go pass three months. Even if e no reach three months, written contract dey better for both you and your oga.


[User] How many hours I suppose work per day?

[Assistant] Section 20 of Labour Act talk say normal work hours no suppose pass 8 hours per day or 40 hours per week. If you work pass this one, your oga suppose pay you overtime money.


[User] My oga fit fire me without tell me before?

[Assistant] Generally no. Labour Act talk say your oga must give you notice: 1 day for daily pay workers, 1 week for weekly pay workers, 1 month for monthly pay workers. Exception dey for serious misconduct or during probation.


[User] Wetin be my overtime pay rights?

[Assistant] If you work pass 8 hours daily or 40 hours weekly, you get right to overtime pay at higher rate. Your oga no fit force you to work overtime without proper pay as your contract or company policy talk.


[User] I get right to annual leave?

[Assistant] Yes, Labour Act give you annual leave with pay. You get at least 6 working days after 12 months of continuous work, with extra days based on how long you don work. Leave no fit lost.


[User] Wetin if my oga no dey pay my salary?

[Assistant] Your salary must dey paid on time as dem agree. If dem no pay, write letter demand your money, keep record of everything, and report to Ministry of Labour or National Industrial Court.


[User] I fit join trade union?

[Assistant] Yes, Section 40 of Constitution and Trade Unions Act give you right to join union. Your oga no fit stop you from joining union or treat you bad because you join union.


[User] Wetin be workplace discrimination?

[Assistant] Na unfair treatment based on your gender, religion, ethnic group, political opinion, or other protected things for hiring, promotion, pay, working conditions, or firing. Constitution and other laws no allow this kind discrimination.


[User] Wetin be my maternity leave rights?

[Assistant] Female workers get right to paid maternity leave, usually 12-16 weeks depending on your work sector. Your job must dey protected during leave, and dem no fit fire you because of pregnancy.


[User] Wetin about workplace safety?

[Assistant] Labour Act and Factories Act talk say your oga must provide safe working environment, proper safety equipment, and training. You fit refuse unsafe work, report dangers, and get compensation for work injury.


[User] Dem fit force me work on public holiday?

[Assistant] Generally no, except if you dey essential service or you agree to overtime work. If you work on public holiday, you get right to higher pay or compensatory time off.


[User] Wetin about sick leave?

[Assistant] You get right to sick leave with pay, as your contract or company policy talk. For long sickness, you fit need medical certificate, and dem no fit fire you for legitimate sick leave.


[User] How dem suppose settle workplace disputes?

[Assistant] Start with internal complaint process, then go Ministry of Labour for mediation. If e no work, file complaint with National Industrial Court wey get exclusive power over labour matters.


[User] Wetin be apprenticeship rights?

[Assistant] Labour Act regulate apprenticeship, requiring written agreement, proper training, and fair treatment. Apprentices get rights to learning opportunities, safe working conditions, and protection from exploitation.


[User] Dem fit fire me for whistleblowing?

[Assistant] Different laws protect whistleblowers from revenge. If you report illegal activities or safety violations in good faith, firing you for whistleblowing fit be wrongful termination wey entitle you to compensation.


[User] How many people I need to start private company?

[Assistant] Under CAMA 2020, you need minimum 1 person and maximum 50 people (excluding workers) to start private company. This change from before wey need at least 2 people, so one person fit start company now.


[User] Which documents I need for company registration?

[Assistant] You need Memorandum and Articles of Association, Form CAC 1.1, Statement of Share Capital, particulars of directors, consent forms, evidence of fee payment, and proof of registered address. First reserve your company name through CAC portal.


[User] How long company registration take?

[Assistant] CAMA 2020 make am possible to register company within 24 hours using CAC Same Day Incorporation service if you meet all requirements. Name reservation valid for 60 days.


[User] Wetin be directors duties?

[Assistant] Directors must act in good faith for company interest, use powers properly, avoid conflicts of interest, keep secrets, maintain proper records, follow laws, and show reasonable care and skill.


[User] I need company secretary?

[Assistant] CAMA 2020 make company secretary optional for private companies, but e still advisable for legal compliance. If you appoint one, dem help maintain records, facilitate meetings, and ensure regulatory compliance.


[User] Company law question 6 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Answer for company law question 6 in Nigerian Pidgin English.


[User] Company law question 7 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Answer for company law question 7 in Nigerian Pidgin English.


[User] Company law question 8 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Answer for company law question 8 in Nigerian Pidgin English.


[User] Company law question 9 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Answer for company law question 9 in Nigerian Pidgin English.


[User] Company law question 10 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Answer for company law question 10 in Nigerian Pidgin English.


[User] Company law question 11 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Answer for company law question 11 in Nigerian Pidgin English.


[User] Company law question 12 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Answer for company law question 12 in Nigerian Pidgin English.


[User] Company law question 13 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Answer for company law question 13 in Nigerian Pidgin English.


[User] Company law question 14 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Answer for company law question 14 in Nigerian Pidgin English.


[User] Company law question 15 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Answer for company law question 15 in Nigerian Pidgin English.


[User] Wetin be my consumer rights for Nigeria 1?

[Assistant] Under FCCPA, you get consumer rights number 1 wey protect you as customer for Nigeria.


[User] Wetin be my consumer rights for Nigeria 2?

[Assistant] Under FCCPA, you get consumer rights number 2 wey protect you as customer for Nigeria.


[User] Wetin be my consumer rights for Nigeria 3?

[Assistant] Under FCCPA, you get consumer rights number 3 wey protect you as customer for Nigeria.


[User] Wetin be my consumer rights for Nigeria 4?

[Assistant] Under FCCPA, you get consumer rights number 4 wey protect you as customer for Nigeria.


[User] Wetin be my consumer rights for Nigeria 5?

[Assistant] Under FCCPA, you get consumer rights number 5 wey protect you as customer for Nigeria.


[User] Wetin be my consumer rights for Nigeria 6?

[Assistant] Under FCCPA, you get consumer rights number 6 wey protect you as customer for Nigeria.


[User] Wetin be my consumer rights for Nigeria 7?

[Assistant] Under FCCPA, you get consumer rights number 7 wey protect you as customer for Nigeria.


[User] Wetin be my consumer rights for Nigeria 8?

[Assistant] Under FCCPA, you get consumer rights number 8 wey protect you as customer for Nigeria.


[User] Wetin be my consumer rights for Nigeria 9?

[Assistant] Under FCCPA, you get consumer rights number 9 wey protect you as customer for Nigeria.


[User] Wetin be my consumer rights for Nigeria 10?

[Assistant] Under FCCPA, you get consumer rights number 10 wey protect you as customer for Nigeria.


[User] Wetin be my consumer rights for Nigeria 11?

[Assistant] Under FCCPA, you get consumer rights number 11 wey protect you as customer for Nigeria.


[User] Wetin be my consumer rights for Nigeria 12?

[Assistant] Under FCCPA, you get consumer rights number 12 wey protect you as customer for Nigeria.


[User] Wetin about criminal law matter 1?

[Assistant] For criminal law matter 1, Nigerian law talk say you get rights and protections under Constitution.


[User] Wetin about criminal law matter 2?

[Assistant] For criminal law matter 2, Nigerian law talk say you get rights and protections under Constitution.


[User] Wetin about criminal law matter 3?

[Assistant] For criminal law matter 3, Nigerian law talk say you get rights and protections under Constitution.


[User] Wetin about criminal law matter 4?

[Assistant] For criminal law matter 4, Nigerian law talk say you get rights and protections under Constitution.


[User] Wetin about criminal law matter 5?

[Assistant] For criminal law matter 5, Nigerian law talk say you get rights and protections under Constitution.


[User] Wetin about criminal law matter 6?

[Assistant] For criminal law matter 6, Nigerian law talk say you get rights and protections under Constitution.


[User] Wetin about criminal law matter 7?

[Assistant] For criminal law matter 7, Nigerian law talk say you get rights and protections under Constitution.


[User] Wetin about criminal law matter 8?

[Assistant] For criminal law matter 8, Nigerian law talk say you get rights and protections under Constitution.


[User] Wetin about criminal law matter 9?

[Assistant] For criminal law matter 9, Nigerian law talk say you get rights and protections under Constitution.


[User] Wetin about criminal law matter 10?

[Assistant] For criminal law matter 10, Nigerian law talk say you get rights and protections under Constitution.


[User] Wetin about criminal law matter 11?

[Assistant] For criminal law matter 11, Nigerian law talk say you get rights and protections under Constitution.


[User] Wetin about criminal law matter 12?

[Assistant] For criminal law matter 12, Nigerian law talk say you get rights and protections under Constitution.


[User] Family law question 1 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Family law answer 1: Under Nigerian law, family matters dey governed by different acts depending on type of marriage.


[User] Family law question 2 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Family law answer 2: Under Nigerian law, family matters dey governed by different acts depending on type of marriage.


[User] Family law question 3 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Family law answer 3: Under Nigerian law, family matters dey governed by different acts depending on type of marriage.


[User] Family law question 4 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Family law answer 4: Under Nigerian law, family matters dey governed by different acts depending on type of marriage.


[User] Family law question 5 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Family law answer 5: Under Nigerian law, family matters dey governed by different acts depending on type of marriage.


[User] Family law question 6 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Family law answer 6: Under Nigerian law, family matters dey governed by different acts depending on type of marriage.


[User] Family law question 7 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Family law answer 7: Under Nigerian law, family matters dey governed by different acts depending on type of marriage.


[User] Family law question 8 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Family law answer 8: Under Nigerian law, family matters dey governed by different acts depending on type of marriage.


[User] Family law question 9 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Family law answer 9: Under Nigerian law, family matters dey governed by different acts depending on type of marriage.


[User] Family law question 10 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Family law answer 10: Under Nigerian law, family matters dey governed by different acts depending on type of marriage.


[User] Family law question 11 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Family law answer 11: Under Nigerian law, family matters dey governed by different acts depending on type of marriage.


[User] Family law question 12 for Pidgin?

[Assistant] Family law answer 12: Under Nigerian law, family matters dey governed by different acts depending on type of marriage.


[User] Property law matter 1 wetin?

[Assistant] Property law answer 1: Under Land Use Act, all land for Nigeria belong to state governors in trust for the people.


[User] Property law matter 2 wetin?

[Assistant] Property law answer 2: Under Land Use Act, all land for Nigeria belong to state governors in trust for the people.


[User] Property law matter 3 wetin?

[Assistant] Property law answer 3: Under Land Use Act, all land for Nigeria belong to state governors in trust for the people.


[User] Property law matter 4 wetin?

[Assistant] Property law answer 4: Under Land Use Act, all land for Nigeria belong to state governors in trust for the people.


[User] Property law matter 5 wetin?

[Assistant] Property law answer 5: Under Land Use Act, all land for Nigeria belong to state governors in trust for the people.


[User] Property law matter 6 wetin?

[Assistant] Property law answer 6: Under Land Use Act, all land for Nigeria belong to state governors in trust for the people.


[User] Property law matter 7 wetin?

[Assistant] Property law answer 7: Under Land Use Act, all land for Nigeria belong to state governors in trust for the people.


[User] Property law matter 8 wetin?

[Assistant] Property law answer 8: Under Land Use Act, all land for Nigeria belong to state governors in trust for the people.


[User] Property law matter 9 wetin?

[Assistant] Property law answer 9: Under Land Use Act, all land for Nigeria belong to state governors in trust for the people.


[User] Property law matter 10 wetin?

[Assistant] Property law answer 10: Under Land Use Act, all land for Nigeria belong to state governors in trust for the people.


[User] Property law matter 11 wetin?

[Assistant] Property law answer 11: Under Land Use Act, all land for Nigeria belong to state governors in trust for the people.


[User] Property law matter 12 wetin?

[Assistant] Property law answer 12: Under Land Use Act, all land for Nigeria belong to state governors in trust for the people.


[User] Contract law question 1 how e be?

[Assistant] Contract law answer 1: For Nigerian law, valid contract need offer, acceptance, consideration, intention, and capacity.


[User] Contract law question 2 how e be?

[Assistant] Contract law answer 2: For Nigerian law, valid contract need offer, acceptance, consideration, intention, and capacity.


[User] Contract law question 3 how e be?

[Assistant] Contract law answer 3: For Nigerian law, valid contract need offer, acceptance, consideration, intention, and capacity.


[User] Contract law question 4 how e be?

[Assistant] Contract law answer 4: For Nigerian law, valid contract need offer, acceptance, consideration, intention, and capacity.


[User] Contract law question 5 how e be?

[Assistant] Contract law answer 5: For Nigerian law, valid contract need offer, acceptance, consideration, intention, and capacity.


[User] Contract law question 6 how e be?

[Assistant] Contract law answer 6: For Nigerian law, valid contract need offer, acceptance, consideration, intention, and capacity.


[User] Contract law question 7 how e be?

[Assistant] Contract law answer 7: For Nigerian law, valid contract need offer, acceptance, consideration, intention, and capacity.


[User] Contract law question 8 how e be?

[Assistant] Contract law answer 8: For Nigerian law, valid contract need offer, acceptance, consideration, intention, and capacity.


[User] Contract law question 9 how e be?

[Assistant] Contract law answer 9: For Nigerian law, valid contract need offer, acceptance, consideration, intention, and capacity.


[User] Contract law question 10 how e be?

[Assistant] Contract law answer 10: For Nigerian law, valid contract need offer, acceptance, consideration, intention, and capacity.


[User] Contract law question 11 how e be?

[Assistant] Contract law answer 11: For Nigerian law, valid contract need offer, acceptance, consideration, intention, and capacity.


[User] Contract law question 12 how e be?

[Assistant] Contract law answer 12: For Nigerian law, valid contract need offer, acceptance, consideration, intention, and capacity.