Concept:Fundamental rights are the justiciable rights guaranteed under Chapter IV of the Nigerian Constitution.
Explanation:These rights include life, dignity of the human person, personal liberty, fair hearing, private and family life, freedom of thought, conscience and religion, freedom of expression and the press, peaceful assembly and association, freedom of movement, freedom from discrimination, and the right to acquire and own property.
Free education and employment are not among these constitutional fundamental rights; they are treated as objectives of state policy rather than enforceable rights.
Option C contains free education and employment, so it is the correct exception.
Answer:C. Free education, employment and freedom of thought.