It is possible for you to own a gun in Nigeria. Still, before an individual can own a firearm in Nigeria, a gun license is needed so law enforcement agents would recognize your weapon so that you wouldn’t be prosecuted for illegally possessing a firearm. In Nigeria, owning a gun isn’t easy as it would … Read more
Loss of citizenship, which can also be referred to as loss of nationality, involves one ceasing to be a citizen of a country under the nationality law of that country. When this happens, the governing body involuntarily takes away citizenship from a person whose acts and conduct have been confirmed to be inconsistent with the … Read more
In Nigeria, cousin marriage is a practice that is frowned upon by the public, religious bodies, and some cultures as it is seen as an act that goes against normal marriage practices and religious beliefs. Even though this practice isn’t widely accepted in Nigeria, it is practiced in Nigeria by some Nigerian tribes. Of the … Read more
The marrying of more than one wife is known as polygamy and it is practiced by so many countries in the world. The marrying of more than one wife is a practice still observed by a large percentage of people in Nigeria. Although polygamy is frowned upon by the Constitution and most educated individuals it … Read more
Under most Customary law systems in Nigeria, it is believed that the father has the absolute right to the custody of the child. If the father dies, then the right will be transferred to the head of the father’s family, although the daily care of the child may be the mother’s responsibility. Who Owns a … Read more