Founding Document
The Constitution of the Democratic Republic of the Yoruba
The supreme law governing the sovereign nation — outlining the rights of citizens, the structure of government, and the values that define our republic.
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National Constitution
Preamble
"We, the people of the Democratic Republic of the Yoruba, in order to establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution."
— Founding Charter, Article I
The Articles
Constitutional Provisions
I
Article I: Sovereignty & Citizenship
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Defines the nature of sovereignty, the conditions for citizenship, and the rights guaranteed to all citizens of the Republic.
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Article II: The Executive Council
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Outlines the structure, powers, and responsibilities of the Executive branch including the Head of State and Cabinet.
III
Article III: The National Assembly
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Establishes the bicameral legislature, its composition, legislative procedure, and oversight functions.
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Article IV: The Judicial Branch
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Guarantees judicial independence, outlines the structure of national courts, and protects citizens from arbitrary rule.
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Article V: Fundamental Rights
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Enumerates the inviolable rights of all citizens including freedom of expression, religion, movement, and fair trial.
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Article VI: Economic & Social Rights
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Guarantees the right to education, healthcare, employment, and participation in the national economy.