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Legal Officer / Secretary

Advonics Services Nigeria Limited

Job DescriptionsProvide comprehensive secretarial and administrative support to the legal department and senior management.Assist in the preparation, drafting, and review of legal documents, contracts, agreements, and correspondence.Manage and organize legal files, documents, and records, ensuring accuracy, accessibility, and strict confidentiality.Conduct preliminary legal research and gather information as required.Schedule meetings, manage calendars, and coordinate appointments and travel arrangements.Handle internal and external communications, including phone calls and emails, with professionalism and discretion.Maintain strict confidentiality of all sensitive company and client information.Support compliance efforts and ensure adherence to company policies and relevant legal regulations.

Multiple Locations
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Senior Legal Lead

Appzone Limited

Job DescriptionsLead the review, drafting, negotiation and management of commercial agreements across Qore’s business lines, including platform agreements, technology contracts, vendor agreements, partnership arrangements, NDAs, service agreements, data processing agreements and other commercial documentation.Provide legal advisory support to business teams on commercial decisions, product structures, operational matters, employment-adjacent issues, regulatory-adjacent questions and other matters with legal implications.Manage the contract lifecycle, including intake, review, negotiation, execution, filing, renewal tracking, expiry tracking and repository discipline.Ensure contracts and legal documents are reviewed within agreed SLAs and through the approved task management system.Identify, assess and escalate legal risks, including risks connected to the PSSP licence process, regulatory engagement, market expansion, commercial transactions, customer commitments and partner relationships.Coordinate with Regulatory Affairs, Compliance, Risk, Privacy and Corporate Governance leads on matters with cross-domain legal implications.Support the Chief LRCC Officer on Board-facing legal matters, shareholder and equity matters, corporate structure questions, investor-related legal documentation and governance-adjacent legal work.Maintain and improve Qore’s legal documentation infrastructure, including templates, standard terms, clause libraries, precedent records and legal playbooks.Brief, instruct and supervise external counsel on matters referred externally, and manage associated costs within approved parameters.Review AI-assisted legal outputs before they are treated as legal positions, used in external communications, escalated to management, or submitted to the Board, regulators or counterparties.Provide occasional cross-functional support to other LRCC teams in crisis or high-priority matters, where legal judgement or generalist LRCC experience is required.

Lagos
Full Time
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Company Secretary (Lawyer)

Fhemfel Group

Job DescriptionsServe as Secretary to the Board of Advisors and provide administrative and governance support to the Board.Coordinate Board and Committee meetings, including preparing meeting notices, agendas, board packs, minutes, and resolutions.Maintain accurate statutory registers, Board records, resolutions, and other corporate documents.Ensure compliance with the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA), regulatory requirements, and corporate governance standards.Draft, review, negotiate, and manage contracts, agreements, memoranda, and other legal documents.Ensure timely filing of statutory returns and other corporate documents with relevant regulatory authorities.Maintain proper custody of the Company's legal documents, statutory records, and corporate seal.Ensure the confidentiality and security of sensitive legal and Board information.Perform any other legal, corporate governance, and Company Secretarial duties as assigned by the Board or Management.

Abuja
Full Time
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Legal Officer

Virgin Forest Energy Limited

Job DescriptionsProvide sound legal advice and support on various corporate and commercial matters relevant to the oil and gas downstream sector.Ensure the company's operations strictly adhere to all applicable local, national, and international laws, regulations, and industry standards.Assist in the management of corporate governance affairs, including board and committee meetings, statutory filings, and compliance with corporate secretarial practices.Draft, review, and negotiate contracts, agreements, and other legal documents.Conduct legal research and analysis to support business decisions and mitigate legal and commercial risks.Liaise with external counsel and regulatory bodies as required.This is an excellent opportunity for a proactive legal professional to contribute to a growing energy company and develop expertise in a critical and dynamic sector.

Lagos
Full Time
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Legal Officer

Efficacy Development Plc

Job DescriptionsAttend to court matters and matters with the law enforcement agencies.Draft and/or review legal letters, contracts and agreements, briefs, notices, circulars, correspondence, orders, reports and other legal forms from individuals, companies, government or third parties, as requested, including all our sites.Checks documents or papers for compliance and correctionResearch and prepare legal opinions on various civil matters, including claims for compensation against the company.Apply effective risk management techniques and offer proactive advice on possible legal issues.Ensure the company (all within the Efficacy Group) complies with the Labour Act.Prepare, file and plead cases in the Commercial Court in pursuit of amounts owed to the Company.Attend to and proofread every content drafted by the Customer Service Officer before posting the same on our social media platforms on request/instruction as the need arises.Liaise with and assist external counsel in the discharge of their obligation.File oppositions in matters where title is being passed or property is being encumbered, and there are arrears due and payable to the Company.Research and prepare legal opinions on various civil matters, including claims for compensation against the Company.Attend to all the company’s events and the planning of the same with the Customer Service Officer, as may be required.Attend to all legal and corporate meetings, which include clients, vendors and Customers.Attend to all the company’s WhatsApp groups and ensure proper compliance on the platform.Work with Accounts on statutory documentation.Work with Land Assist on clients’ management, documentations, including drafting of Contract Agreement for all Peak sites and any other sites as instructed.Maintain a database of the status of all court matters involving the Company.Stand in for the legal officer II when absent or out for an official assignment.Communicate with external parties (regulators, external counsel, public authority, etc.), creating relations of trust.Attend to issues of compliance or welfare as the case may arise, and attend to urgent issues that require solution/intervention by the legal unit.Draft and solidify agreements, contracts and other legal documents to ensure the company’s fulllegal rights, as soon as the agreement/contract has been established.Draft petitions, review petitions and follow up on petitions, especially with respect to all our estates, staff and vendors.Draft subcontractor agreement and ensure the file is open for each of them, follow up on their job execution with the Cost manager.

Lagos
Full Time
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Anti-Fraud Manager

Palmpay Limited

Job DescriptionsDevelop and monitor fraud detection strategies across merchant onboarding, loan applications, disbursement, and repayment activities.Lead investigations into merchant fraud, staff collusion, identity fraud, fake documentation, and suspicious loan activities.Monitor fraud trends, portfolio risks, and repayment patterns to identify emerging threats.Strengthen fraud controls and recommend process improvements across field operations and lending processes.Prepare fraud investigation reports, dashboards, and management updates with actionable recommendations.Partner with Risk, Operations, Sales, Compliance, and Legal teams to improve fraud prevention and recovery efforts.Train field teams on fraud awareness, reporting procedures, and internal control standards.

Lagos
Full Time
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Legal / HR Officer

Denaro Properties Limited

Job DescriptionsProvide expert legal advice and support across all company operations, ensuring compliance with relevant laws, regulations, and industry standards, particularly within the real estate sector.Draft, review, and negotiate various legal documents, including property acquisition agreements, development contracts, vendor agreements, and client contracts.Assist in managing potential legal disputes, liaise with external counsel, and develop strategies to mitigate legal risks.Develop, implement, and update HR policies, procedures, and guidelines in line with best practices and labor laws.Oversee the end-to-end recruitment process, from talent sourcing and interviewing to onboarding new employees.Manage employee relations, address grievances, conduct disciplinary actions, and promote a harmonious workplace culture.Support the implementation of performance management systems and employee development initiatives.Handle various administrative tasks related to legal and HR functions, ensuring efficient record-keeping and data management.

Lagos
Full Time
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Legal Officer

Qore - Appzone Limited

Job DescriptionsReview, draft and support negotiation of commercial agreements across Qore’s business lines, including platform agreements, vendor contracts, NDAs, data processing agreements, service agreements, standard terms and other commercial documents.Conduct legal research and prepare clear research notes, summaries, draft positions and advisory support materials for Senior Legal Lead review.Support contract lifecycle management for assigned matters, including intake, review, execution coordination, filing, renewal tracking, expiry tracking and obligation monitoring.Review counterparty mark-ups, flag deviations from standard positions and prepare comparison notes for Senior Legal Lead review.Prepare first drafts of routine legal documents, correspondence, notices, amendments, consents, contract summaries and internal legal notes.Support regulatory-adjacent legal matters, Board-facing legal preparation, governance-adjacent legal work and transaction documentation as directed by the Senior Legal Lead.Maintain documentation standards, template currency, precedent library records, clause libraries and legal repository hygiene.Coordinate execution logistics for agreements moving to signature, including signature block checks, document collation, filing and tracker updates.Work with LRCC Operations & Controls to ensure assigned legal matters are properly logged, tracked and updated in the task management system.Review AI-assisted legal outputs before escalating them to the Senior Legal Lead or relying on them for research, drafting or contract review support.Provide occasional cross-functional support to other LRCC teams in crisis or high-priority matters where legal execution support or generalist LRCC exposure is required.

Lagos
Full Time
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Contracts Officer

Ikeja Electric Plc

Job DescriptionsProvide legal advice and support to the Company on relevant industry laws and regulations.Draft and review contractual agreementsNegotiate low risk transactions with supervision.Assisting the Team with legal transactions and commercial negotiations.Undertake basic company secretarial function when required.Conduct legal and industry research from time to time.Knowledge and experience in Gas and Power transactions would be an added advantage.Perform any other duties as requested by the Unit Lead and HOD

Lagos
Full Time
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Senior / Legal Counsel

Beiersdorf

Job DescriptionsAdvice and provide guidance on all Legal & Compliance matters across jurisdictionsLead complex contract negotiations and high-value transactions and recommend pragmatic, business-aligned solutionsImplement policies, principles and strategy developed at Global & Regional levelAdvise senior stakeholders on high-impact legal, regulatory, and reputational issuesPartner with extended leadership teams to drive business strategyEstablish governance frameworks and best practices across marketsMentor Legal Counsel (if any) and manage external counsel spendManage regulator engagement in key jurisdictionsAct as role model for Compliance and promote the topicEducate and hold accountable the business on legal and compliance obligationsAssist MUD to implement annual CMS targetsOversee internal investigations and regulatory escalationsImplement Global Guidelines andImplement corporate training material and ensure communication on compliance topicsEncourage reporting of compliance concerns and manage incidentsEnsure correct, timely and complete legal & compliance reportingSupport crisis management and reputational risk mitigationMaintain each affiliate governance documents and records locally and on One SensePrepare and manage: AGMs, board packs, agenda, minutes, resolutions, action pointsEnsure compliance with local company’s act and statutory requirements such as King V (SA) on corporate governanceManage entity filings and regulatory obligationsSupport implementation of governance frameworks, board sub-committeesEnsure business implementation of board resolutions and action itemsManage director onboarding (induction packs), training and declaration

Lagos
Full Time
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Senior Legal Officer

Fairmoney Microfinance Bank

Job DescriptionsDraft, review, and negotiate a wide range of commercial agreements including vendor contracts, partnership agreements, data sharing and processing agreements, agency arrangements, loan documentation, and service level agreements.Provide timely, practical legal opinions and advice to business units, EXCO, and other internal stakeholders on matters arising in the ordinary course of the Bank's operations.Review and advise on regulatory correspondence, CBN circulars, and industry consultation papers with implications for the Bank's operations.Assist in the preparation of agendas, board papers, management presentations, and resolutions for meetings of the Board, Executive Committee, and Board committees (including the Board Audit Committee, Board Credit and Risk Management Committee, and Board Governance, Remuneration and Nominations Committee).Draft accurate, well-structured minutes of board, EXCO, and committee meetings in a timely manner and in compliance with applicable governance standards.Maintain statutory registers, corporate records, and filings with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and other regulators, ensuring all returns are submitted within prescribed timeframes.Support the annual general meeting process, including notice preparation, shareholder correspondence, and post-meeting filings.Monitor and advise on evolving corporate governance requirements under the CBN Code of Corporate Governance for Microfinance Banks (2018), CAMA 2020, and applicable CAC regulations.Assist with board induction, evaluation, and training processes.Maintain and track the action log arising from board and committee meetings, following up with responsible parties to ensure timely completion.Prepare and file regulatory notifications and approvals required in connection with changes to the Bank's board composition, shareholding structure, or key management personnel.Work with the Compliance function to ensure that the Bank's legal operations remain aligned with CBN licensing conditions, prudential guidelines, and relevant sector regulations, including the CBN Regulatory and Supervisory Guidelines for Microfinance Banks, the Consumer Protection Regulations, and AML/CFT frameworks.Track regulatory developments and proactively flag legal risks arising from new legislation, circulars, or judicial decisions.Support preparation for regulatory examinations, including document retrieval, gap analysis, and coordination of responses to regulatory queries.Provide legal support to FairMoney Group entities operating outside Nigeria, including assistance with local law queries, cross-border transactions, and multi-jurisdictional structuring.Liaise with in-country legal counsel across the Group's operating jurisdictions to ensure consistency of approach on group-wide legal matters, including intercompany arrangements, IP licensing, and data transfers.Support the legal review and negotiation of cross-border agreements, including jurisdiction, governing law, and enforcement considerations.

Lagos
Full Time
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Lawyer

Confederated Facilitators Limited

Job DescriptionsProvide legal advice on all real estate and construction transactions.Draft, review, negotiate, and manage contracts, agreements, and other legal documents.Conduct legal due diligence on land acquisition and property transactions.Prepare and perfect title documents and liaise with relevant government agencies.Represent the company in litigation, arbitration, mediation, and other dispute resolution processes.Ensure compliance with statutory, regulatory, and corporate governance requirements.Advise management on employment, commercial, and corporate legal matters.Manage external solicitors and legal consultants where required.Identify legal risks and recommend appropriate mitigation strategies.Keep the company informed of changes in relevant laws and regulations affecting its operations.

Lagos
Full Time

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How to Position Yourself for Global Legal Opportunities from Nigeria
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How to Position Yourself for Global Legal Opportunities from Nigeria

The narrative that you have to "Japa" to succeed is outdated. Globalisation is changing legal practice and what’s expected of lawyers today. Nigerian businesses are increasingly involved in international deals, foreign investors are entering key sectors, and cross-border disputes and compliance issues are on the rise. With the explosion of fintech, renewable energy, and cross-border infrastructure projects, the world isn't just coming to Nigeria—Nigerian lawyers are going to the world.Here’s how you can prepare yourself to compete globally.1. Build a Strong Academic and Professional Foundation: Start with a solid academic base: earn an LL.B from a recognised Nigerian university and complete the Nigerian Law School to be called to the Bar (with the best grades you can). From there, position yourself for global opportunities by pursuing an LL.M at a reputable international institution or through a well-accredited online programme.But don’t stop at formal degrees—go beyond the Bar. Build commercially relevant expertise through reputable online programmes such as distance learning at top international schools, or on platforms like Coursera, Udemy and edX. Focus on areas you are passionate about while also exploring high-growth sectors such as fintech, AI, energy & climate change, human rights, international law & diplomacy, arbitration, commercial law, and dispute resolution.Continuous learning is also critical, and this is where the NBA’s Mandatory Continuing Professional Development (MCPD) framework becomes a strategic tool. Don’t treat it as a box-ticking exercise—use those required CPD hours intentionally. Dive into emerging and globally relevant areas to keep your knowledge current and your expertise competitive.2. Gain International Legal Exposure:Practical, hands-on experience in international work is crucial to help you to gain experience and start building your professional network. Get them!Virtual Internships: Many global firms offer online programs where you can work on commercial deals, compliance, disputes, or policy projects. Check out Platforms like Forage, which offer virtual experience programs with firms like White & Case, Clifford Chance, and Latham & Watkins. You can also leverage TR Thrive Opportunity Board, which aggregate and share verified internships, fellowships, events and training opportunities tailored specifically for Nigerian lawyers looking to gain global exposure.  These opportunities let you gain real-world experience and demonstrate global competence without relocating.International Programs: Apply for exchange programs, fellowships, and international training programs to help you understand how other legal systems work. These programs also let you network with peers and experts worldwide, building your global perspective.Cross-Border Collaborations: If your current firm handles transactions for foreign investors, volunteer to join the deal. Start in research, drafting, or support roles, and gradually take on more responsibility. Understanding how a Delaware Corp interacts with a Nigerian Ltd is a skill you can sell anywhere.These experiences create a portfolio of international exposure, showing you can handle complex cross-border matters and making you attractive to global employers.3. Develop Key Global Skills:To succeed internationally, you need skills that go beyond local law:Language skills: English is essential, and so is knowledge of other languages like French, Chinese or Spanish because they open doors in Francophone countries, Europe, Latin America, and organisations like the UN or ICC. Multilingualism also strengthens client trust and collaboration.Networking and cultural intelligence: Understand how business norms, communication styles, and legal traditions vary across regions. Build networks through associations, conferences, and online platforms. Strong interpersonal skills help you work effectively in diverse teams.The Tech Advantage: If you aren't comfortable with AI-driven legal research tools or contract management software, you're already behind. Efficiency is a global currency. Build your AI proficiency earlyMastering these skills turns local expertise into global capability and positions you as a well-rounded candidate for international roles.4. Build Your Online Presence:In the global market, if you aren't visible, you don't exist. Keep LinkedIn and other professional profiles updated with your education, certifications, publications, and international experience. Optimize your profile, and use relevant keywords in your niche on your bio and about page. This makes it easier for global recruiters to find you. Your LinkedIn profile should be more than a digital CV; it should be a thought-leadership hub. Use the "Soft-Sell" Strategy, so instead of just posting "I'm happy to announce...", write a short piece on how the latest CBN circular affects foreign direct investment. Share articles, insights, or case commentaries on relevant issues and emerging sectors. This builds credibility and draws attention from global firms.5. Pursue Certifications and Specialisations:Think of certifications not just as "extra certificates," but as global currency. They translate your Nigerian experience into a language that international hiring managers understand immediately. The goal is to choose specializations where Nigeria is a key player in the global conversation. For instance:International Arbitration: Cross-border contracts almost always include an arbitration clause. Being a member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) tells the world you can handle high-stakes disputes without a courtroom.Data Privacy and Tech Law: Multinational tech companies are desperate for "Privacy Counsel" who understand how to harmonize African data laws (like the NDPR) with global standards. Equally, as Nigerian startups scale globally, they face the GDPR (Europe) and CCPA (California) data laws. Hence, getting a certification like The Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP) designation from the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) is a great way to position yourself globally.These certifications differentiate you, boost credibility, and make you attractive to multinational firms or international organizations. Start with online or modular programs to balance learning with work commitments.6. Network and Seek Mentorship:Global opportunities also move through whispers and informal conversations, so: Join International Legal Associations: Groups like the International Bar Association (IBA) provide access to committees, webinars, publications, and networking events which makes the membership fee worth it. .Attend conferences and forums: Participate in events, even virtually, to engage in discussions, present papers, and build relationships.Find a Global Mentor: Look for Nigerian lawyers who have successfully transitioned to international roles or firms. Most are willing to give back if you approach them with a specific, thoughtful question.Focus on meaningful engagement and gradual growth of your network. These relationships help turn local expertise into international opportunities.7. Understand the Market and Apply Strategically:Research the legal market and approach applications thoughtfully:Identify target firms and organisations: Look for global firms with African practices, Nigerian firms with international partnerships, and multinational organisations recruiting lawyers with Nigerian expertise.Tailor your applications: Highlight cross-border experience, certifications, multilingual skills, and how your Nigerian background helps bridge local and global contexts.Emphasise transferable skills: Show research, drafting, negotiation, and cultural intelligence that apply across jurisdictions. Highlight practical experience in sectors like finance, energy, or trade.Build a focused list of opportunities, refine your applications, and follow up professionally. Consistent effort converts preparation into real international roles. ConclusionStay persistent, keep learning, and engage meaningfully with mentors and peers. Every step strengthens your ability to compete on the global stage. Remember: your Nigerian base is a launchpad, not a limit—and with the right platforms, resources, and community (like TR Thrive), you can turn local expertise into worldwide impact.Written by: Abdulhakeem Abdulhafeez DamilareEdited by: Chimamanda Augustine

Justice Should Not Be a Privilege: Platforms and Organizations Expanding Free Legal Access in Nigeria
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Justice Should Not Be a Privilege: Platforms and Organizations Expanding Free Legal Access in Nigeria

Every year, millions of Nigerians face legal problems ranging from land disputes to domestic violence, wrongful arrests, or tenancy issues. However, for most people, getting proper legal help feels completely out of reach. A report by HiiL Justice Needs and Satisfaction that about 81% of Nigerians experience at least one serious legal problem in a year. Yet, only 5% of these people actually turned to a lawyer. This gap is massive. In Nigeria, legal fees can range from #100,000 to as much as half a million to initiate a case, and for an average Nigerian, this is not affordable.To make things worse, the Legal Aid Council of Nigeria, the government body set up to provide free legal services to those who cannot afford it is severely underfunded and overstretched. In 2024, it handled just over 7,000 cases across an entire country of over 200 million people. This shows that this number is just a drop in the ocean. The result of this little number is that thousands of people remain without a lawyer and neither cannot afford to get access to one. Consequently, many of these people sit in detention, families lose their properties, and victims of abuse suffer in silence because they cannot afford representation. As of 2025, report shows that about 67% of Nigeria’s prison population, and more than 53,000 are still awaiting trial and many of these people are without any legal support. Access to justice remains a major challenge in Nigeria. In response, a growing number of platforms and organizations are working to bridge this gap by providing legal information, connecting people with lawyers, and advocating for vulnerable communities.These actors can broadly be grouped into three categories: 1) LegalTech/Justice Tech Platforms 2) Non-non-governmental Organizations (NGOs) and;3) Governmental institutionsLegalTech / Justice Tech PlatformsLegalTech and Justice Tech platforms leverage technology to make legal services, legal information, and legal assistance more accessible to the public. These platforms help simplify legal processes and reduce barriers that prevent individuals from seeking legal support. Below are four LegalTech and JusticeTech platforms where you can access free legal help in Nigeria.1. TR Thrive TR Thrive is one of the most accessible legal aid platforms in Nigeria right now. It connects everyday Nigerians with top and accessible lawyers who are ready to offer pro bono (free) legal services to those who need them. A notable mention is that the platform costs absolutely nothing. Therefore, whether you are dealing with a landlord dispute, a workplace issue, a family matter, or whatever the issue could be, TR Thrive is your go-to place to seek help. TR Thrive makes it easy to get real legal assistance without worrying about how much it will cost. Also, the platform is built with the ordinary person in mind; hence, no complicated process and no hidden fees, just access to qualified lawyers who are genuinely willing to help. To access free legal services, you only need to post an order, type in your request, and you are good to go. Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs) Non-governmental organizations also play a critical role in improving access to justice in Nigeria. Many NGOs work directly with vulnerable communities by providing legal aid, advocacy, and public education initiatives. Their work often focuses on protecting human rights, addressing systemic injustice, and supporting individuals who may otherwise lack access to legal representation. Here are some of these NGOs: 1. Hope Behind Bars Africa Hope Behind Bars Africa is a non-profit organization dedicated to criminal justice reform and the protection of detainees’ rights. The organization works to secure the release of individuals who have been wrongfully detained or held in prolonged pretrial detention. Through legal intervention and advocacy, it seeks to address systemic problems within Nigeria’s criminal justice system. Hope Behind Bars Africa is an organization you turn to if you or someone you know is being wrongfully detained or stuck in prolonged pretrial detention. They focus on criminal justice reform and work to secure the release of people whose rights have been violated within the system. If you are dealing with unlawful detention or know someone in that situation, they can step in through legal intervention and advocacy to push for justice. To contact Hope Behind Bars, you can visit their website: https://hopebehindbarsafrica.org or through their phone number: +234 8087176140 2. Rule of Law and Empowerment Initiative The Rule of Law and Empowerment Initiative (REJA) focuses on legal empowerment and access to justice for marginalized communities. The organization provides legal assistance, rights awareness programs, and advocacy initiatives aimed at helping individuals understand and assert their rights under the law. REJA is focused on helping you understand and assert your rights, especially if you are part of a marginalized or underserved community. They provide legal assistance, run awareness programs, and advocate on issues affecting access to justice. If you are unsure about your rights or need support navigating a legal issue, they help guide you and connect you to the help you need. You can contact REJA via these means:Website: https://www.partnersnigeria.orgEmail: info@partnersnigeria.org Phone: 08091257245/09098090876 Head Office Address: Number 46, Mike Akhigbe Way, Jabi, Abuja, Nigeria  3. International Federation of Women Lawyers FIDA Nigeria is a well-known organization that provides legal support for women and children, particularly those facing discrimination, abuse, or rights violations. Through legal aid services, advocacy, and public awareness programs, FIDA works to promote gender justice and protect the rights of vulnerable populations. They provide free legal support, representation, and advocacy services. If you are in a difficult situation and need legal backing, they can help you take action while also working more broadly to promote and protect gender rights. You can contact FIDA through any of the following means: Head Office Address: Block 1, Flat 1, Ankpa Close, Ogun Street, Area 2, Garki, Abuja FIDA Email: fidanigeria@yahoo.com FIDA Phone: +234 708 849 6115 4. Legal Defence and Assistance Project (LEDAP) LEDAP is a non-governmental organization run by lawyers focused on human rights, rule of law, and good governance. They provide free legal assistance, particularly for people whose rights have been violated including cases involving unlawful detention, police brutality, and other human rights abuses. They have been active in Nigeria for many years and have observer status with the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights. You can contact LEDAP via the following means.Phone: 08036913264 / +234 1 291 4123Lagos office: 11b Christ Avenue, Lekki Phase 1, LagosPort Harcourt Office Address: 2 Ezinmgbu Link Road (Last Floor), Off Stadium Road, Port HarcourtAbuja office: 4 Manzini Street, Wuse Zone 4, AbujaEmail: info@ledapnigeria.orgWebsite: https://ledapnigeria.org⁠5. Women Empowerment and Legal Aid Initiative (WELA) WELA is a non-governmental organization committed to protecting the rights of women, children, and other vulnerable persons in Nigeria. The organization provides free legal aid, legal representation, counselling, mediation, and advocacy services for individuals whose rights have been violated. WELA focuses particularly on issues such as domestic violence, sexual abuse, child welfare, denial of inheritance rights, and other forms of gender-based discrimination and abuse. Beyond legal services, the organisation also empowers women through vocational training, advocacy campaigns, and rights awareness programmes. The organisation was founded by Mrs. Funmi Falana, SAN, and has become one of the notable NGOs in Nigeria working to improve access to justice for underprivileged women and children. You can contact WELA via these means:Website: https://welaonline.org⁠Phone: 07055802420 Lagos Office: 25 Adekunle Fajuyi Way, GRA-Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria Abuja Office: 22 Mediterranean Street, Imani Estate, Off Shehu Shagari Way, Maitama District, Abuja Government Institutions 1. Legal Aid Council of Nigeria (LACON) Worthy of mention is LACON. LACON is the government's official body for free legal services. If your income is at or below the national minimum wage, you are legally entitled to their services. They handle criminal defence, civil cases, and can provide legal advice and representation. While they are underfunded and may not be able to help everyone, they are still a legitimate option especially for people who have been arrested or are facing criminal charges. You can contact LACON via the following means:Head Office Address: 22 Port Harcourt Crescent, Off Gimbiya Crescent, Area 11, Garki, Abuja Phone Numbers: 09030436616, 07031915990 Alternative Numbers: 0807 216 6972, 0705 315 9103 Email: info@legalaidcouncil.gov.ng Website: www.legalaidcouncil.gov.ng⁠ Finally, you do not have to face that legal issue alone. In fact, legal problems do not wait for you to save up enough money. Therefore, if you are going through something right now, do not assume that free legal help is beyond your reach. You can start with TR Thrive. It is free and accessible, and lawyers are willing and ready to help you.

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Property Document Recovery

This is a gig to recover a client’s property document. I’m looking for a qualified lawyer based in Ibadan to assist with reclaiming an important property document currently held by a commercial bank in the city. The document has been with the bank for several years in relation to an outstanding facility, and my client is now ready to clear the remaining balance and regularise the entire matter.The lawyer will be required to communicate with the bank, verify the status of the facility, review the supporting evidence already available, and take the necessary steps to ensure the release of the property document once all obligations are resolved. The goal is to complete this process efficiently, lawfully, and with full documentation of every step taken. We will also be providing the remaining debt owed to the bank, which is less than a million naira.

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Legal Representation in Domestic Violence Case

This order is for legal services related to a domestic violence case. The scope of work will include representing the client in all legal proceedings pertaining to the case.Assessment of the facts and circumstances surrounding the domestic violence incident.Providing legal advice and guidance to the client regarding their rights and options.Drafting and filing necessary legal documents, including petitions, affidavits, and motions.Representing the client in court hearings and trials.Negotiating with opposing counsel, if applicable.

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