About LawTicha
The law was written for everyone.
Most Nigerians just can't read it.
LawTicha translates Nigerian law into plain English, then connects you to a verified lawyer the moment a guide isn't enough. One platform, for citizens who want to know where they stand, and lawyers who want clients that already understand the basics.
What We Do
One platform, two sides of the same problem
Learn your rights
Free, plain-English guides and a searchable library of Nigerian law, organised by real-life situation, not by statute number.
Find a verified lawyer
When a guide isn't enough, book a SCN-verified lawyer directly on the platform, with upfront pricing and no back-and-forth.
Grow a law practice
Lawyers build a public profile, get matched to clients by specialisation, and manage consultations and cases in one dashboard.
Our Mission
Explain the law in
common English.
Nigerian law is written in legal English, a dialect most citizens never learn. That gap is where people get evicted without knowing they had a defence, dismissed from work without their severance, or arrested without understanding what "lawful search" actually means.
Our mission is to close that gap: rewrite Nigerian law in plain, everyday English, and put a verified lawyer one tap away for the situations plain English alone can't resolve.
Section 24(1), Labour Act
"Where the contract of employment is terminated by an employer without notice, the employer shall pay to the worker a sum equal to the amount of the wages which would have accrued to the worker during the period of the notice."
LawTicha, plain English
If your employer fires you on the spot with no notice, they still owe you the pay you'd have earned during your notice period.
What We Stand For
Principles we don't bend on
Plain English, always
If a guide needs a law degree to understand, we haven't finished writing it.
Verified, not just listed
Every lawyer on LawTicha is checked against the Supreme Court of Nigeria roll before they can take a client.
Built for every Nigerian
Regardless of education, income, or location, the free tier stays free. Forever.
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Your rights don't change.
Your awareness should.
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