BASIC LAW for the Federal Republic of Germany (Promulgated by the Parliamentary Council on 23 May 1949) (as Amended by the Unification Treaty of 31 August 1990 and Federal Statute of 23 September 1990) Foreword by the Federal President For more than forty years, the Basic Law has determined the development of the polity of the Federal Republic of Germany. In its area of application, it has bestowed on the citizens a life in liberty, democratic self-determination and personal responsibility, protected by law and justice. This political order is the freest the Germans have enjoyed in their history to date. For decades, the division of Germany prevented the entire German people from living in such freedom. The above preamble is to tell the Natives Masses of the Landmass called Nigeria that the freedom and liberty of a people comes first before the creation of the state and its institution called government which require administrators to oversee the afairs of the people and uphold this important aspect of their existentialism and not the one that is criminal created by the barrels of the gun by those who deviated from their constitutional duties to the people.
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