Law Hub

Who We Are

The Law Hub Development and Advocacy Centre (Law Hub) is an independent, non-governmental organization dedicated to upholding universally recognized human rights, advancing justice sector reform, strengthening the electoral system and democracy, promoting good governance and accountability, advocating for environmental justice and addressing climate change, and fostering sustainable economic development in line with global best practices.

Our Strategic Objectives

  • Human Rights and Justice: To promote and protect human rights and the rule of law.
  • Judicial Efficiency & Access to Justice: To advocate for reform within the law and justice sector to ensure efficient and equitable access to justice.
  • Integrity and Good Governance: To foster transparency, accountability, and democratic governance at all levels.
  • Action on Climate Change: To advocate for policies and laws that support environmental protection, action on climate change, and climate justice.

Thematic Areas

Rule of Law and Access to Justice

At Law Hub, we implement quality projects targeted at improving justice delivery by means of research and strategic planning, technical advisory services, policy, and legislative reform.

Good Governance

We are dedicated to advancing good governance to foster transparency, efficiency, and citizens engagement in the public sector. Law Hub champions free, fair and credible elections in Nigeria.

Environmental Justice and Climate Change

Climate change is a global concern that seriously threatens Nigeria’s environment. Law Hub tackles the devastating effects of environmental degradation and climate change.

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Latest News & Events

  • Access to Justice in Nigeria: Why the Justice Gap Persists for Marginalised Communities

    By Law Hub Admin   Access to justice is a foundational element of any democratic society, yet for millions of Nigerians, it remains difficult to attain. Legal systems are intended to protect rights, resolve disputes and hold institutions accountable, but in practice these functions are unevenly distributed. Marginalised communities, including low-income households, women, rural populations

    January 20, 2026
  • Centering Victims’ Voices in Terrorism Discourse

    By Nsikak Effiong Introduction The world has continued to witness an upsurge in terrorist attacks, and this is rampant, especially in developing countries, due to the scale and impact on their citizens. The atrocities and mayhem unleashed on hapless civilians and the devastating after-effects should inform a better and more effective approach to combating terrorism

    August 21, 2025
  • Local Hands, Global Impact

    By Pamela Udejimba   The 17 SDGs are designed to tackle pressing global challenges such as poverty, inequality, climate change, and more by 2030. However, achieving them requires more than international agreements or government programs. Policies may set direction, but real progress comes from putting solutions into practice at the grassroots level. Across the world,

    August 12, 2025