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Research Article
Vol. 38, Issue 1
THE RIGHT OF ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND NATIONAL SECURITY LIMITATIONS UNDER NIGERIA’S FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT; IMPLICATIONS FOR DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE
Public access to information and the protection of national security are usually thought to be pulling in opposite directions though the two values are components of a stable democracy. But expanding statutory powers for the protection of national security at the expense of accountability pose grave dangers to democracy. Accordingly, this paper ana...