#OBSCURELEGALFACTS by Arome Abu

PROHIBITION OF INDECENT EXPOSURE

In Nigeria, it is an offence for a person to expose his or her genital organs or a substantial part of it, with the intention to cause distress to another person or that persons seeing it may be tempted to commit an offence.

See Section 26 of the Violence Against Persons (Prohibition) Act 2015.

Arome Abu is the Principal Partner of The Counsel L-P.

CAVEAT: Note that this information is provided for general enlightenment purposes and is not intended to be any form of legal advice.

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