The three basic fundamental rights of citizens are
GOVERNMENT
WAEC 1991
The three basic fundamental rights of citizens are
- A. salvation, property and freedom of thought
- B. life, liberty and property
- C. free movement, free education and free health care
- D. freedom of movement speech and religion
Correct Answer: B. life, liberty and property
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