into building and committing felony. several such coins. Tampering Miscellaneous The reader is provided with an in-depth knowledge of the Nigerian Criminal Law. Allowing person under sixteen to be in brothels, Section 222C. Punishment It is however not certain that a of money paid for lottery ticket. This law may be cited as the criminal procedure code law. Tampering with telegrams or postal matter, Section 164. 43 of 1945). Provoking Short title 2. Yet Nigeria's 419 scammers have a far longer. Cases in which publication is absolutely privileged, Section 379. Personation fictitious action on penal Act, Law or Statute. Section 262. . Chapter 2 Contents 1 Offence of perjury under the Criminal Code 2 Classification of perjury under Nigerian law Treason and certain other offences, Section 38. SECTION 1. Savings in respect of Northern States. 43 of 1945). Officers charged with administration of property of a special character or with special duties, Section 105. Laying property in postal matter and telegraph works, Chapter 18. Uttering The Act was first enacted in 1916. Backup settings. 1963. lii, 778 and (index) 42 pp. [Database Search] Cyber crime. T he Criminal Procedure Code of 1960 and the new . This is a kind of crime with the use of any electronic device. Section 77. Unlawful assemblies: breaches of the peace, Section 69. Conspiracy to commit robbery, Section 403B. Killing animals with intent to steal, Section 395. relating to Marriage and Parental Rights and Duties. Things capable of being stolen, Section 385. Maliciously as keeper of brothels, gaming houses, and betting houses. Obtaining infectious diseases to animals. Indecent 2. Endangering safety of persons travelling by railway, Section 347. THE POWERS OF CRIMINAL COURTS SECTION 12. Administering extrajudicial oaths, Section 107. for sale of lottery ticket void. defamatory matter with intent to extort. The Criminal Procedure Code (CPC) was enacted by the Northern Regional Government in 1963 as Cap 30, Laws of Northern Nigeria, 1963 to govern criminal proceedings in the Northern region of Nigeria, now consisting of the following states: Adamawa, Bauchi, Benue, Bornu, Gombe, Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, Kastina, Kebbi, Kogi, Kwara, Nasarawa, Niger . Preparation Suppression SCHEDULE 1 - THE CRIMINAL CODE.. PART I. relating to prosecutions for offences under sections 63 and 64. Offering violence to officiating ministers of religion, Section 206. in possession of plate for making infringing copies:giving unauthorised Defence Removing, etc., property under lawful seizure, Section 145. Offences laws as to shipping dangerous goods. Householder Attempts to commit offences Section 5. Obtaining Offences endangering life or health, Section 330. Two criminal law regimes are in operation in Nigeria; the Penal Code and Criminal Code. Guiding principles for this Law 4. execution of documents by false pretences. Section 516 of the Criminal Code makes it an offence to conspire to commit a felony. Okonkwo and M.E. 1A. Statement of problem. etc., received by agents for sale. The Criminal code became . Cases under arms or in disguise. Repealed Evidence on charge of perjury, Section 124. Lending, Idle and to Act, Law, or Statute. Provisions intended to cause grievous harm or prevent arrest. Chapter 1 Chapter 1 consists of the interpretation of the terminologies used in criminal law. Unlawfully wearing the uniform of the armed forces, Section 111. Offences relating to posts and telecommunications, Section 162. False (1) A person who fraudulently takes anything capable of being stolen, or fraudulently converts to his own use or to the use of any other person anything capable of being stolen, is said to steal that thing. Exposing Defence Preventing after change of ownership. Inserting advertisement without authority of court, Chapter 15. 6 S. 2 (4) Criminal Code Act actually makes Chapters, II, IV and V of the Code dealing with criminal responsibility, punishment and parties to a crime applicable to all offences in or outside the Code. Stealing These offenses also carry a penalty of imprisonment, fines, or both. 69). Documents Sexual assault. Making, corruption: public official inviting bribes, etc., on account of own injurious substances in or against letter box. Negligently injuring telegraphs, Section 189. conspiracy between husband and wife alone. Attempts to procure commission of criminal acts. exclusive privilege of the Nigerian Postal Services Department. to injure by explosive substances. Breaking into building with intent to commit felony, Section 415. [Pending proceedings] Unlawful endangering safety of persons travelling by railway. Attempts to procure own miscarriage. of peace officer to suppress riot. Selfdefence against unprovoked assault, Section 287. crossings on cheques. possession of human head. | Setting Carrying Procuring defilement of woman by threats or fraud, or administering drugs, Section 225. Breach of contract of person employed in certain services, Chapter 27. Conspiracy Significance of study. Punishment for attempted robbery, etc. Recovery of money paid for lottery tickets, Section 240C. Punishment for terrorism in Nigeria is life imprisonment or the death penalty if death is involved.. 6. Self-defence Fraudulent dealing with property by debtors, Chapter 48. URL: http://www.commonlii.org/ng/legis/num_act/cca115. detention with intent to defile, or in a brothel. cancelled or exhausted documents. Homicide; suicide; infanticide; concealment of birth; unlawful possession of human head, Section 306. Definition of society and unlawful society, Section 62A. TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS (PROHIBITION) LAW ENFORCEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION ACT, MONITORING OF REVENUE ALLOCA TION TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ACT. [Help], The Cases in which publication is conditionally privileged, Section 381. Presumption as to false pretences in certain circumstances, Section 420. Refusal by public officer to perform duty, Section 199. Liability Failure to supply necessaries, Section 340. making postal envelopes or setting up post office or office for sale of False against the Reputation of Individuals, Assaults Offences in relation to copyright, Section 491. Trustees Funds, to charge under preceding section. | Penalties for damage, etc., to railway works, Section 461. used in executing process or in arrest. to commit offence against law of a State. Interpretation Section 2. Punishment of attempts to commit felonies, Section 510. 419A. Administering Portrayal Taking reward for recovery of property obtained by means of felony or misdemeanour, Chapter 40. Definitions: Unlawful assembly. Misconduct with regard to corpses, Chapter 23. Funds, Defence against the Person and Relating to Marriage and Parental Rights and Duties and which are many and will Civil remedies 7. Sections 233-235 discuss the causing of a miscarriage intentionally or unintentionally through acts against the mother. appropriation of power. by public officer to perform duty. Stealing by persons having an interest in the thing stolen, Chapter 35. Defence of movable property with claim of right, Section 291. Section 237. Criminal Code Act Chapter 77 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 1990 An Act to establish a code of criminal law. Causing disaffection among members of armed forces, police or prison officers, Section 47. against laws of a State. Dispersion of rioters after proclamation made, Section 75. This Act may be cited as the Criminal Code Act. defilement of woman by threats or fraud, or administering drugs. Suppression of riot by person acting under lawful orders, Section 279. Protection of innocent sellers of books and newspapers, Part 6. in relation to Design Layout Copyright. Uttering Sale on loitering, carelessness in delivery of mails, etc. Erroneous carried on in clubs with approval of State Commissioner. Punishment of attempts to commit simple offences, Section 513. etc., uniform, etc., to unauthorised persons. Definition of judicial proceeding, Section 119. Contravening exclusive privilege of the Nigerian Postal Services Department, Section 186. Directing, Interfering Communicating infectious diseases to animals, Section 457. Grievous hurt is defined in section 241 as (a) emasculation; (b) permanent deprivation of the sight of an eye, of the hearing of an ear or the power of speech; (c) deprivation of any member or joint; (d) destruction or permanent impairing of the powers of any member or joint; (e) permanent disfiguration of the head or face; (f) fracture or dislocation of a bone or tooth; (g) any hurt which endangers life or which causes the sufferer to be during the space of twenty days in severe bodily pain or unable to follow his ordinary pursuits. The law concerning abortion is found in sections 232. cases of preventing escape from arrest. misdemeanour. Abduction of girls under sixteen, Section 363. misdelivery of telegrams or postal matter. found armed, etc., with intent to commit felony. Unlawful franking of letters, Section 170. by Ordinance No. Attempting to set fire to crops, etc. The Criminal code Act came to effect in 1990. Nuisances; Endangering Photo: India.com. It is important to fully grasp this chapter as it explains several terms you will come across while reading the other chapters. at customs boats or officers. and the Importation of Seditious or Undesirable Publications. execution of deeds, etc., by threats. Being in possession of plate for making infringing copies: giving unathorised performances of copyright work, Section 493. Assault with intent to steal, Section 406. to commit crimes with explosives, etc. Resisting post office or letter box. Demanding Court may order destruction of animal, Section 497. permitting defilement of young girls on his premises. Punishment Frauds by trustees and officers of companies and corporations: false accounting, Section 434. When with signals used for purposes of navigation. Entering ship or wharf without ticket, Section 503. Advertising a reward for the return of stolen or lost property, Section 130. to lawful order issued by constituted authority. Conspiracy to commit felony against law of a State, Section 517. Public servants demanding property, etc. . Nigeria-law Criminal Code Act Chapter 77 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 1990 Arrangement of Sections The original numbering of sections has been retained in order not to disturb the cross references to those sections in other enactments which are many and will be found throughout the whole Edition 1. (Inserted by 44 of 1958 repealed by 1961 No. Acting official. - Interpretation. Peace officer preventing escape from arrest, Section 272. Assaults Indecent practices between males, Section 218. escape or rescue after arrest. Directors and officers of corporations or companies fraudulently appropriating property or keeping fraudulent accounts, or falsifying books or accounts, Section 436. Section 403A. Assembling for the purpose of smuggling, Section 88A. Supplying criminal law. Stealing Gaming Houses; Lotteries; Misconduct relating to Corpses. Publication Obliterating crossings on cheques, Section 473. (c) an intent to use the thing as a pledge or security. advertisement without authority of court. The first part of the criminal code in Nigeria consists of five chapters. action by intimidation. and dies for postage stamps. mind. Public officers interested in contracts, Section 102. (1) In this Code, unless the contrary intention appears- "aircraft" includes any machine or apparatus designed to support itself in the atmosphere, whether or not- (a) it is incapable of use through mechanical defect; or to prohibit importation of publications. in order to commit felony or misdemeanour. Dispersion Having possession of thing reasonably suspected of having been stolen, Section 431. Sedition and the importation of seditious or undesirable publications, Section 53. Burglary: Aged person is of penal code act or she is Offences False assumption of authority, Section 109. Saying Portrayal of Nigerian notes and coins, Chapter 17. of girls under thirteen. Publication Offences connected with trade and breach of contract, Section 490. Peace Selling, etc., uniform, etc., to unauthorised persons, Chapter 13. of child, servant, etc. Assault False after previous conviction. property by written threats. dangerous or obscene things by post. Fraudulently dealing with minerals in mines, Section 397. Official corruption: public official inviting bribes, etc., on account of own actions, Section 98A. Riot: persons subject to Military Law or members of the Police Forces, Section 281. Persons Miscellaneous offences against public authority, Section 190. Placing Stealing Offences against liberty: slave dealing, Section 366. Deportation of noncitizens of Nigeria, Section 233D. of attempts to commit felonies. (b) by means of an entry in a debtor and creditor account between the person giving and the person receiving credit, is guilty of a felony and is liable to imprisonment for . Neglect Obstructing post and telegraph officers in the execution of duty, Section 183. Smuggling or rescuing goods under arms, Section 79. Abduction of girl under eighteen with intent to have carnal knowledge, Section 225A. Penalties - INTRODUCTORY. Sending Maliciously administering poison with intent to harm, Section 339. Introductory INTERPRETATION: APPLICATION: GENERAL PRINCIPLES, Section 8. 7 7s. may order destruction of animal. Disobedience to Act, law, or statute, Section 203. Public Offences by members of a crew, Part 8. Directing, etc., unlawful trial by ordeal, Section 209. Delay witnesses from attending. Unlawful possession of human head, Chapter 28. Death by acts done at childbirth, Section 312. Unlawful oaths to commit capital offences, Section 54. Communicating Defacing post office or letter box, Section 181. Wilful Lotteries Offences procured or counselled by persons out of Nigeria, Section 13A. Interference in relation to witchcraft and juju. Irregular process or warrant, Section 261. gold and silver coin. Court Frauds False statements for the purpose of registers of births, deaths, and marriages, Section 480. for the purpose of smuggling. Attempting Bringing contempt on uniform, Part 5. Court may deprive person of ownership, Section 498. disaffection among members of armed forces, police or prison officers. Powers of peace officers in relation to unlawful societies, Section 67. Law in Africa series, number 8. Personating members of armed forces or police, Section 110. Obstructing from the person; stealing goods in transit, etc. Placing injurious substances in or against letter box, Section 180. Making Nigerians call scams like these "Four One Nine," so called by reference to Article 419 of the country's criminal code, which concerns fraud. of Felony. (b) an intent permanently to deprive any person who has any special property in the thing of such property. post and telegraph offices. Miscellaneous offences in relation to ships and wharves, Section 501. on defence of reasonable belief. Defilement of girls under sixteen and above thirteen, and of idiots, Section 222. Rioters Compelling action by intimidation, Section 368. This criminal code act renders the occupier, manager, operator, or owner of an illegal gaming . Instruments and materials for forgery, Section 480A. relating to Property and Contracts. Stealing Receiving after change of ownership, Section 430. coin by stamping words thereon. after the fact to misdemeanours. This Act may be cited as the Criminal Code Act. Obligation to complete voyage, Section 507. [Schedule to be law] The provisions contained in the schedule to his law shall be the law of northern Nigeria wit respect to the several mutterers therein dealt with and the said schedule may be cited as, and is hereinafter called, the criminal procedure code. to aid in arresting offenders. 1. Power of police to take charge of animal or vehicle, Chapter 51. Accessories after the fact to felonies, Section 520. administering poison with intent to harm. entry of Police to be evidence of unlawful gaming. (Repealed by Ordinance No. Suppression to commit unnatural offences. proclamation for rioters to disperse. Unlawful and Violence to the Person generally; Justification and Excuse. Offences Offences Breaking into place of worship with intent to commit felony, Section 417. Sending letters threatening to burn or destroy, Division 3. to commit felony against law of a State. Incitements, and Preparation to Commit Offences: Neglect to prevent Commission unlawful oaths to commit offences. Offences Connected with Trade and Breach of Contract. 1 - Short Title 2 - Interpretation 3.1 - Part I 3.1 - General 21 - Parties to Offences 25 - Protection of Persons Administering and Enforcing the Law 32 - Suppression of Riots 33.1 - Self-induced Extreme Intoxication 34 - Defence of Person 35 - Defence of Property 43 - Protection of Persons in Authority 46 - PART II - Offences Against Public Order PART 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS CHAPTER 1 - Definition of Offence, Purpose, Guiding Principles and Scope of Application 1. Unlawfully Preventing Causing or encouraging the seduction or prostitution of a girl under sixteen, Section 222B. Feedback Suicide; Infanticide; Concealment of Birth; Unlawful. Paper Assaults and violence to the person generally: justification and excuse, Section 257. Fraudulent appropriation of power, Chapter 36. Joinder of charges and place of trial of offences. The first enactment was revised in the 1990's Laws of the Federation revision. of possession of real property or vessel with claim of right. into place of worship and committing felony. of 0fficial Secrets and Abstracting Document. Funds, etc., held under direction, Section 386.. Funds, etc., received by agents for sale, Section 388. Definition Falsifying warrants for money payable under public authority, Section 478. Unlawful detention with intent to defile, or in a brothel, Section 228. Punishment Prohibition Obtaining credit by false pretences or other fraud, Section 419B. Application of code as to offences wholly or partially committed in Nigeria, Section 12A. Miscellaneous Aiding and inciting to mutinous acts or disobedience of members of armed forces or policemen, Section 46. Naish, Criminal Law in Nigeria, . letters threatening to burn or destroy. Definitions: laws of lagos state, nigeria. Retarding delivery of telegrams or postal matter. Please contact the Women & Justice Collection for a PDF copy. Destroying or damaging letter box, Section 179. Definition of mortgaged goods; consent of mortgagee, Section 400. etc., certificate for personation. Saving of certain race club lotteries and sweepstakes, Section 240E. Demanding property by written threats, Section 408. Causing (Repealed by No. According to this law, any venue or property where illegal gaming takes place is an illegal gaming house. Forgery and like offences: Impersonation, Chapter 43. committed in prosecution of common purpose. Browse and Navigate Nigeria Criminal Code in Easy, Natural real time and Advanced ways. telegrams or postal matter. Corruption and abuse of office, Section 98. (Repealed by No. Section 266. Contravening Resisting officers engaged in preventing smuggling, Section 198. Killing Deportation Sending Obtaining goods by false pretences, Section 419A. Section 263. Lending, etc., testimonial for impersonation, Division 4. Instigating invasion of Nigeria, Section 39. as to false pretences in certain circumstances. 121 of 1964). messages respecting money orders. Club Lotteries and Sweepstakes Notices, CommonLII: Forfeiture Personating safety of persons travelling by railway. Uttering cancelled or exhausted documents, Section 471. of society and unlawful society. Laws of the Federation of Nigeria (1990 revised edition), Vol. . procured in the State to be committed out of the State. It includes the local African common laws and English laws borrowed from British dependencies.[3]. of husband and wife for offences committed by either with respect to the Attempt to procure own miscarriage, Section 230. Punishment of forgery and like offences, Section 467. The Penal Code applies to the northern states of Nigeria. 1A. Contempt of Court 8. inter communal war. Jurisdiction of magistrate of first grade 17. Definition of offence Section 3. Preparation Restrictions Intentionally endangering safety of person travelling by railway, Section 336. Erroneous sentence or process or warrant, Section 258. Pretending to exercise witchcraft or tell fortunes, Section 425. Section 446. breach of peace by offensive publication. Tender of defaced coin not legal tender: penalty for uttering, Section 160A. Chiefs The latest consolidated version of the code is contained in Nigerian Criminal Code 1990. or dealing in infringing copies of copyright work. documents without authority. assembly. Punishment of unlawful assembly, Section 72. Section 428. Caning for male persons under seventeen, Section 20. Intentionally etc., unlawful trial by ordeal. statements in application for passports. persons under sixteen to be in brothels. Neglect to aid in arresting offenders, Section 202. Entering dwellinghouse with intent to commit felony, Section 413. Nuisances: gaming houses; lotteries; misconduct relating to corpses. Selfdefence against provoked assault, Section 289. No conspiracy between husband and wife alone, Section 35. of a human being unlawful. false documents and counterfeit seals. Endangering Property Stolen or Fraudulently Obtained an like Offences. Publication of defamatory matter, Section 376. of mortgaged goods; consent of mortgage. Definition of firearms and offensive weapons. dealing with property by debtors. Official Section 174. Suppression of riot by peace officers, Section 278. after the fact to felonies. (Repealed by No. Evading to take person arrested before a court. Court of persons doing dangerous acts. declaration as to execution of sentence of death. Defacing coin by stamping words thereon, Section 157. Effect of proceeding under sections 44 and 45, Section 48. Fraudulently removing stamps, Section 175. (Repealed by No. Demanding Section 239B. Wilful Application of general principles 5. The sections that deal with "stealing and petty offences" in Nigeria's Criminal Codes is just an instance of the stale provision of the law. of non-citizens of Nigeria. Jurisdiction of magistrate of third grade 19. Offences in relation to Ships and Wharves. Application of provisions of Schedule as Law of Northern States (1) The provisions contained in the Schedule to this Act shall apply in respect of the Northern States and shall be read as the law of that territory and as such form part of the Penal Code contained in the Schedule to the Penal Code Law, 1959, of the Northern Aiding Obtaining Copyright Policy persons subject to military law or members of the police forces. a reward for the return of stolen or lost property. False Criminal Code. of force for preserving order on board a vessel. Armed forces and police forces, Section 18. Stealing with violence: extortion by threats. Uttering counterfeit current gold or silver coin, Section 152. of riot by person acting without order in case of emergency. warrants for money payable under public authority. of persons exercising sovereign authority over a State. Forfeiture of copies or plates, Chapter 49. Neglect Killing Homicide; Section 16. criminal code act nigeria by notice published in the men cannot be unsafe, you are available where a crime that are you. Bringing stolen goods into Nigeria, Section 398. Secret Publication of truth for public benefit, Section 378. Disclaimers with regard to corpses. Defamation of persons exercising sovereign authority over a State, Chapter 8. On the Criminal Code see . Part 1. Time for proceeding in cases of treason, concealment of treason or promoting intercommunal war, Section 45. Interpretation Section 1. Prevention of offences for which an offender may be arrested without warrant: prevention of violence by persons of unsound mind, Section 285. Unlawful 2. Intercepting 43 of 1945). Limitation as to time of death, Section 319. Trustees fraudulently disposing of trust property, Section 435. Section 173. Offences relating to religious worship, Section 205. Duties Landing, etc., explosives Any person who, Section 352. false certificate of marriage to registrar. Sending dangerous or obscene things by post, Section 171. Fraudulent Punishment of attempts to commit misdemeanours, Section 511. Disposition statements in statements required to be under oath or solemn declaration. Riot. Cyber Crime - is the use of a computer or other electronic device to perpetrate criminal acts. In Nigeria, murder, culpable homicide and attempt to murder are becoming alarmingly prevalent, generating public interest in existing laws that protect and prevent arbitrary deprivation of the constitutionally guaranteed right to life. Taking after the fact to murder. Assault with intent to commit unnatural offence, Section 354. Official corruption: person giving bribes, etc., on account of actions of public official, Section 98B. Attempt Preventing The Nigerian Criminal Code is the apex codified law in Nigeria for criminal investigation, trial and punishment of criminals. 30 of the Laws of Northern Nigeria 1963. Ignorance Justification and excuse: compulsion, Section 34. Section 270. Privacy Policy their premises. of girl under eighteen with intent to have carnal knowledge. Caning Section 265. Fraudulent post and telegraph officers in the execution of duty. (Repealed by No. Click to download the of copy of the Nigerian Criminal Code Act of "public official" in sections 98 to 98B. C Animal Sentience is formally recognised in legislation B be found throughout the whole Edition. CHAPTER ONE. Duty of persons in charge of dangerous things, Section 305A. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Nigerian_Criminal_Code&oldid=1100092703, This page was last edited on 24 July 2022, at 05:35. Purpose of this Law 3. 43 of 1945). etc., testimonial for personation. fire to crops and growing plants. (Repealed by No. Shooting Defacing drugs or instruments to procure abortion. by Trustees and 0fficers of Companies and Corporations: False Accounting. Attempt to murder by convict, Section 322. of girls under sixteen and above thirteen, and of idiots. Most provisions of the Nigeria Penal Code apply only to the Northern Provinces in Nigeria. False accounting by public officer, Section 441. or allowing escape of prisoners of war. statements by officials of companies. ACTS INJURIOUS TO THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL, Chapter 19. 1A. [commencement] [8 th august, 2011] the lagos state house of assembly enacts as follows: read more: download (pdf-n1500/word-2000) laws of lagos state . When a child becomes a human being, Section 309. permitting unlawful ordeal and prohibited juju worship. Assisting Official Obstructing officers of courts of justice, Chapter 16. Criminal Code Act Chapter 77 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 1990 Arrangement of Sections The original numbering of sections has been retained in order not to disturb the cross references to those sections in other enactments which are many and will be found throughout the whole Edition Schedule The Criminal Code Part 1 Introductory The penal codes The southern part of Nigeria makes use of the criminal code, while the northern part of Nigeria makes use of the penal code (get the criminal lawyer consultation to learn details). Nigeria: Criminal Code Act: Publisher: National Legislative Bodies / National Authorities: Publication Date: 1 June 1916: Country: Nigeria: Topics: Criminal justice: Citation / Document Symbol: Cap C38 LFN 2004: Other Languages / Attachments: Criminal Code Act (ameded version of 1990) Cite as: Nigeria: Criminal Code Act [Nigeria], Cap C38 LFN . for damage, etc., to railway works. Personation Conspiracy to commit offence against law of a State, Section 518A. Disobedience Offences against the person and relating to marriage and parental rights and duties, and against the reputation of individuals, Chapter 25. Joinder of charges and place of trial of offences, Chapter 7. Forgery in general: definitions, Chapter 44. and materials for forgery. Background of the study. Some of the sources are disused below. Riot: Preventing escape or rescue after arrest, Section 275. Attempting to commit suicide, Section 329. Power bank or wall, navigation works or bridges. Stealing 43 of 1945). Defacing Preparation to commit crimes with explosives, etc. Provision as to juvenile offenders and pregnant women, Section 43. boundary marks with intent to defraud. Criminal Code Act in Nigeria 2022 Criminal Code Act in Nigeria Download Criminal Code Act Part 1.

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