What is it really like to seek justice in Nigeria – and how does that experience change when we observe it over time?
Join us for the launch of the Justice Needs and Satisfaction Nigeria 2025 Report, the final publication of our three-year longitudinal study tracking the justice journeys of thousands of Nigerians since 2022. This report shares evidence-based insights on how Nigerians experience and resolve justice issues, guiding us towards a truly people-centered justice.
Date: Wednesday, 11 June 2025
Time: 10:00 – 12:30 (Nigeria), 11:00 – 13:30 (CET)
Location: Online / Live from Abuja, Nigeria
Join us online for the official launch of the JNS Nigeria 2025 Report
Why attend?
This launch will convene a broad range of stakeholders – including government representatives, judiciary members, civil society organizations, the media and others. to reflect on the findings and engage in forward-looking dialogue. The event offers a platform to explore how data driven, people centred justice can contribute to a more accessible, equitable and sustainable legal system.
The 2025 report builds on earlier studies, including the JNS Nigeria 2023 report, which found that 81% of Nigerians experienced at least one legal problem in the prior year, with 55% of those problems resolved partially or completely. Now, the 2025 report reveals what happens next: which problems endure, what gets resolved, and how people feel about those outcomes.
Register now to be part of this important conversation.
