The Supreme Court Act in Nigeria delineates the fundamental framework governing the country’s apex court. Commencing with provisions outlining the establishment, jurisdiction, and composition of the Supreme Court, the Act sets the stage for its pivotal role in the legal system. It delves into the powers and duties of the court, including its authority to hear appeals from lower courts on constitutional, civil, and criminal matters. The Act also addresses procedural aspects such as the filing of appeals, issuance of judgments, and execution of orders. Moreover, it outlines the qualifications and appointment procedures for Supreme Court justices, ensuring the integrity and competence of the bench. Through comprehensive regulations, the Supreme Court Act plays a crucial role in upholding the rule of law and safeguarding justice in Nigeria.