2019 Presidential Elections (not to be confused with the 2019 General Elections) refers to national elections in Nigeria for the specific post of President and Vice-President.
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Federal Capital Territory, Abuja and General Supplementary Provisions of the 1999 Consitution, inclusive of political divisions, power divisions, budgetary divisions and oaths of office for local, state and national offices.
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The Legislative directives of the 1999 Consitution, inclusive of Part 1, National Assembly and Part 2, House of Assembly of a State.
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Chapter 3 of the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria with a focus on Citizenship
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Chapter 2 of the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria with a focus on Fundamental Objectives and Directive Principles of State Policy.
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General Provisions of the 1999 Consitution, inclusive of Part 1, Federal Republic of Nigeria and Part 2 Powers of the Federal Republic.
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1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
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The Supreme Court of Nigeria also referred to as the APEX court is the highest court in Nigeria and the 3rd Arm of the National Government of Nigeria. It is made up of the Chief Justice and up to 20 Justices. Membership is tenured position, with each Justice serving 4 year tenures, although reappointments can allow for a longer tenure.
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Chief Justice of Nigeria is the highest rank in the Nigerian Judiciary, the head of the Judiciary, Chair Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria and Chairmans of the national judicial council. It is a tenured position, with each Justice serving 4 year tenures, although reappointments can allow for a longer tenure.
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Walter Nkanu Onnoghen was born in Okurike a small indiscript village in Cross River State. As with most people of his time, there is no record of early childhood education. He started school in 1959 at Presbyterian Primary School, Okurike and proceeded to Odorgonno Senior High School in Accra, Ghana for his secondary education in 1967. He achieve his WAEC at Accra Academy in 1974 and attended the University of Ghana at Legon graduating in 1977 and joining the Nigerian Law School in Lagos in 1978.
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