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Articulating the jurisprudence surrounding derogation from fundamental rights in the Nigerian context
Fundamental rights are aspects of human rights which have been given constitutional recognition. Despite their prominence, in comparison to the general human rights scheme, the extent of their expression is curtailed aimed at enabling their responsible expression vis-a-vis competing rights of others
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