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As societies advances, the clamor for human right protection increases because of the various degrees of human right violations. This book " An Introduction to Human Rights Law in Nigeria " by Professor James Nnamdi Aduba is a comprehensive resource tool on human rights in Nigeria. The book is underpinned by theoretical and practical analysis of contemporary issues in human rights law and democratic development. Structured in line with the curriculum of human rights education kin Nigeria. The book exposes readers to the rudiments of human rights law. This book will contribute immensely to development of human rights education in Nigeria. It will be most appropriate for students, academics, human rights defenders, civil society actors, media and development partners interested in human rights in Nigeria.