COMPARATIVE ENFORCEMENT OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN NIGERIA AND INDIA - BOOK REVIEW
BOOK TITLE COMPARATIVE ENFORCEMENT OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN NIGERIA AND INDIA BY CHUKWUNONSO DANIEL OGBE This is a well researched book that tries to capture the precepts and practices of fundamental rights enforcement from two different perspectives and jurisdictions. Fundamental rights enforcement is no doubt a very complex area of law and in a nutshell is the nugget of protecting and preserving the rights of every one and the rule of law. The writer in my view is well grounded particularly in this area of law, he is definitely not a stranger. He has without doubt traversed the turbulent atmosphere of the fundamental rights enforcement laws having traversed the Nigerian as well as the Indian procedures which I must add is quite innovative. A well written book, with an impressive style of writing. The book is made up of about 409 pages including sample drafts and supported by about 204 authorities and 12 statutes. The author makes a strong case for the