Who We Are
The Law Hub Development and Advocacy Centre (LawHub) is an independent, non-governmental organisation to advance the respect of human rights, rule of law and justice toward a secure, peaceful, and sustainable governance.
Our Strategic Objectives
1. To uphold and protect human rights and the rule of law.
2. To advocate for reform within the law and justice sector to ensure efficient and equitable access to justice.
3. To foster transparency, accountability, and democratic governance at all levels.
Thematic Areas
Human Rights Protection
As an independent and non-partisan organisation, we deploy our expertise in creating avenues for the promotion, protection, and enforcement of human rights. We engage in projects to raise awareness.
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.
Justice Sector Reform
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.
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
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Restoring Nigeria’s Land Before It’s Too Late
By Pamela Udejimba A Nigerian Call to Action on Desertification and Drought The Scale of Nigeria’s Land Degradation Crisis Each year, across Nigeria, hundreds of thousands of hectares that could otherwise feed communities and support livelihoods are lost to degradation. The National Agency for the Great Green Wall estimates that over 60% of Nigerian land
June 17, 2025 -
Democracy Day: A Call for Democratic Dividend Delivery
As Nigeria commemorates Democracy Day today, the Law Hub Development and Advocacy Centre calls for sober reflection on our democratic journey—acknowledging both our achievements and confronting our shortcomings with honesty and resolve. Twenty-five years after our return to civilian rule, we must ask ourselves: Have the benefits of democracy truly reached the ordinary Nigerian? Are
June 12, 2025 -
Harnessing Nigeria’s Renewable Potential on Mother Earth Day
By Pamela Udejimba This year’s International Mother Earth Day, themed “Our Power, Our Planet,” reminds us that the planet is our home and of our collective agency to protect it. As UN Secretary-General António Guterres stated, “Mother Earth is running a fever.” This is a call to action that, more than ever, we need a shift
April 22, 2025