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Constitutional Law by National Open University of Nigeria

Constitutional Law by National Open University of Nigeria

Constitutional Law by National Open University of Nigeria

This Book covers definition and scope of constitutional law and traditional constitutional concept, Sources of a constitution, Federalism, Separation of Powers, The rule of law, Classification of Constitutions, Systems of government, Constitutional supremacy, Parliamentary supremacy, Constitutional development of Nigeria, Constitutional development, Constitutional development in Nigeria: 1979 to Date.

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