It is no longer news that the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) has finally released her 2020/2021 post UTME and Direct screening form for students to purchase. This information was passed to us by a student of UNN some weeks ago. Accordingly the Registrar of UNN has also confirmed that UNN direct entry form is out! Aspirants are advised to buy and register for UNN 2020 direct screening examination online.…See More

Below are the 5 differences between a rigid and flexible constitution:1. A rigid constitution cannot be easily amended. The procedure for Amending the a rigid constitution is cumbersome, expensive and time consuming whereas, a flexible construction can be easily amended.2. A rigid constitution brings about a stable government whereas, there is no stable in a flexible constitution. This type of government can easily be tempered with and may change easily. But there is stability in a rigid…See More

The doctrine of covering the field is one of the important doctrines that is concerned with the making and regulation of laws in a state. In this article, i will explicitly explain the doctrine of covering the field with relevant court judgments and provisions of several laws, particularly the laws of Nigeria. If you have been searching the internet to know what the doctrine of covering the field is all about, this is the right article for you to read.…See More

Price, date and deadline for UNN post-utme registration and requirements. How to purchase and apply for UNN post UTME form for 2020/2021. UNN UTME form is out!https://bscholarly.com/unn-post-utme-form/See More

What is a billA bill is a proposed law being discussed or debated in parliament so that it may be passed into law. Thus, the draft of a proposed law from the time it is introduced in parliament and goes through its various stages is called a bill. A bill can also be defined as a proposed law, which is yet to be enacted.Below are the stages of law making in Nigeria:First stage: Introduction of the billSecond stage: First reading of the billThird stage: Second reading of the billFourth stage:…See More

Historical development of Nigerian Constitution: Apparently, the geographical entity called Nigeria is a British imperial creation. Originally, there was no territory called Nigeria, but by treaties, conquest and sufferance, the British acquired control over the different territories which make up Nigeria today. These territories can be divided into 3 main groups namely:Lagos and the neighboring Yoruba land I.e the Bight of Benin.The Lower Niger Basin and Surrounding territories known as Bright…See More