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The work explores critical dimensions of freedom and unfreedom, within the context of constitutional democracy, through Nigeria's prism. This is helpful to the expansion of understanding of the increasingly complex concept of liberties, in the spaces and places of democracy; and in the mixed messages of actors within. It is, therefore, a significant entrant into the literature on constitutional democracy, and the shifting question of freedom, which should have otherwise been stable, given the fact that liberty is ideally envisaged in a democracy. -- Abiodun Adeniyi, Baze University

"""The work explores critical dimensions of freedom and unfreedom, within the context of constitutional democracy, through Nigeria's prism. This is helpful to the expansion of understanding of the increasingly complex concept of liberties, in the spaces and places of democracy; and in the mixed messages of actors within. It is, therefore, a significant entrant into the literature on constitutional democracy, and the shifting question of freedom, which should have otherwise been stable, given the fact that liberty is ideally envisaged in a democracy."" -- Abiodun Adeniyi, Baze University"

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Paul Obi is a journalist and research fellow at The Abuja School of Social and Political Thought. Taye C. Obateru is senior lecturer of mass communication at the University of Jos. Sam Amadi is associate professor in the Faculty of Law at Baze University, Abuja.

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