Arrangement of Sections
3. Unnecessary repetition of oath.
4. Omission or irregularity as to oath, etc.
5. Form and manner in which oath may be taken.
7. Absence of religious belief.
10. Authority to administer oaths.
11. Taking oaths out of Nigeria.
12. Power of Nigerian officials abroad.
15. Effect of oath of allegiance, etc., on persons not citizens of Nigeria.
Schedules
Oaths Act 2003
This is an Act to consolidate and amend the law as to oaths and affirmations.
1st day of October 1963
1. The oaths to be taken as occasion shall demand shall be the oaths set out in the First Schedule to this Act.
2. A person appointed to an office set out in the second column of the Second Schedule to this Act shall take the oath specified in the first column of the said Schedule which shall be administered by the authority specified in the third column of the said Schedule.
3. (1)Except in the case of the President, no person who has duly taken the Oath of Allegiance or the Judicial Oath in Nigeria as provided in this Act shall be required again to take that oath on appointment to any other office or on any other occasion.
4. (1) Nothing in this Act shall render, or be deemed to render or be deemed to have rendered invalid any act done or which hereafter may be done by a public officer in the execution or intended execution of his official duties, by reason only of the omission by the public officer to take any oath or to make any affirmation which the officer should take or should have taken or should make or should have made:
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