This article evaluates legal efficacy of the Child's Rights Act in Nigeria, suggesting significant ongoing violations exist.
Two decades after the enactment of the Child’s Rights Act (CRA) 2003, Nigeria remains a primary theater for child rights violations, ranging from systemic child marriage to a staggering population of out-of-school children. This article interrogates the legal efficacy of the CRA, questioning whether it constitutes a
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