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Every Nigerian has rights, duties, liabilities and privileges, which are provided for in the hundreds of laws that exist in Nigeria. However, there are certain rights that basically trump all other ones. They are rights that are referred to as inalienable rights, rights for which the law has made specific and special provision. These rights are contained in Chapter IV of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and are officially known as Fundamental Rights. This article will explain what these key rights are, because every Nigerian really should know about these rights. 1. Right to Life This is the most important right of every Nigerian (and in fact every human being). The right that everyone has to ‘exist’, and no one can intentionally deprive a person of this right, either an individual or the Government, unless in the execution of a sentence of the court in respect of a criminal offence. In a nutshell, what this right says is that no one can tak

THE MIGHTY FROM A WONDERLAND Stay away from my bay Oh the mighty from a Wonderland, Like the part of the red sea to Canaan land. Our children and wives Daily sing your songs for miracles that storm us Through your birth. Oniyan bamagbe kobanidaro aro, Oniyan to bamo aluko nbani daro osu, Oniyan to bamolekeleke banidaro efun. Ah nkan sele, emowolu reyi And it's hidden from us. With a friendly smile you play us your roll, Just like the police in my country Implicate people for refusal to get fifty box. Can we say that we have been the cane lashing ourselves? Oh democracy we are grateful for making us crazy, With a good look umbrella they came Not knowing that they are pigs That will later put us in the mud. Thinking that they will shield us from the rain of poverty. Oniyan tanikofeniloju, oyiatalofirenu. We swept them out, With joy we swept them out. That our mind is focused on the broom To do the final cleaning. Without knowing that we have picked the broo

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 OH, dere's lots o' keer an' trouble In dis world to swaller down; An' ol' Sorrer's purty lively In her way o' gittin' roun'. Yet dere's times when I furgit 'em, — Aches an' pains an' troubles all, — An' it's when I tek at ebenin' My ol' banjo f'om de wall. 'Bout de time dat night is fallin' An' my daily wu'k is done, An' above de shady hilltops I kin see de settin' sun; When de quiet, restful shadders Is beginnin' jes' to fall, — Den I take de little banjo F'om its place upon de wall. Den my fam'ly gadders roun' me In de fadin' o' de light, Ez I strike de strings to try 'em Ef dey all is tuned er-right. An' it seems we're so nigh heaben We kin hyeah de angels sing When de music o' dat banjo Sets my cabin all er-ring. An' my wife an' all de othahs, — Male an' female, small an' big, — Even up to gray-haired granny, Seem jes' bou