SadiqBabaSani:
Educating ,

Is there a law that makes it Offence to deliberately cause hardship on the masses because of ignorant policy

Gjrich:
10 strange laws you didn’t know existed in Nigeria.

10 Strange Laws Momany Nigerians Don't Know About. No. 1 Will Shock you

In every corner of the world, legal systems are shaped by cultural norms, historical legacies, and societal values, often giving rise to unique and sometimes surprising laws. Nigeria, a land of vibrant culture, rich history, and diverse traditions is no exception. These laws might make you scratch your head, chuckle, or simply wonder at the vast array of what’s considered legal (or not) across the world. So, let’s take a stroll through some of the strange laws you didn’t know existed in Nigeria.

1. Promise-and-Fail Marriage Law

Nigerian law permits individuals to pursue legal action against former partners for breach of promise to marry.

2. Wife’s Immunity

Under Nigerian law, there is a provision aimed at protecting wives in Christian marriages from being held criminally responsible for actions they are compelled to do by their husbands in his presence.

3. Army Green Ban

The Army Colour (Prohibition of Use) Act in Nigeria prohibits the painting of private cars in the colour known as ‘army green.’

4. Reward for Stolen Property

Offering a reward for the return of stolen or lost property without asking questions or threatening seizure is deemed illegal under Nigerian law.

5. Jactitation of Marriage

Ever had someone boast that they’re married to you when they’re not? In Nigeria, you can take them to court for it. This law enables individuals to protect their marital status and reputation from false assertions, safeguarding their legal rights and personal dignity.

6. Caning for Minor

In Nigeria, a male person under 17 years of age found guilty of an offence may be ordered to be caned, in addition to or instead of other punishments.

7. Witchcraft Representation


Representing oneself as a witch or claiming to possess the power of witchcraft is considered a misdemeanor in Nigerian law.

8. [b]Year And a Day Rule

In Nigerian jurisprudence, the ‘Year and a Day Rule’ establishes a time limit for determining legal causation in cases of homicide. This rule stipulates that a person cannot be deemed responsible for causing another’s death if it occurs more than a year and a day after the initial incident, reflecting principles of fairness and practicality in legal proceedings.

9[b]. Treatment of Animals in Transit[/b]

Nigerian regulations mandate the humane treatment of animals during transit, particularly when being transported for trade purposes.

10. Respect for the Flag

Nigerian law requires that the national flag be displayed with dignity and respect, prohibiting its use in a faded, defaced, or otherwise improper condition.

MadamExcellency:


Many people don't know about the promise and fail marriage is a crime

helinues:
Respect for the office of commander in chief of the federal republic of Nigeria.

That's also one of the unpopular law in Nigeria

shortgun:

Yes there is, the constitution urges citizens of Nigeria to oppose repressive, cruel Governments and bad leaders.

helinues:
Respect for the office of commander in chief of the federal republic of Nigeria.

That's also one of the unpopular law in Nigeria

NOwazobia:
Typical of what Zombie will say.

Wow! Didn't know any of this

helinues:


Why are some of you guys always aggressive?

helinues:
Respect for the office of commander in chief of the federal republic of Nigeria.

That's also one of the unpopular law in Nigeria