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Legal theoretical persuasion for the recognition of the right to security of persons in Nigeria
Human rights are inalienable rights accruable to even' person by virtue of their humanity. The Nigerian Constitution recognises and provide measures for the enforcement of certain fundamental rights in Nigeria. However, the Nigerian constitution does not expressly recognise the right to personal sec
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