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Civic technology · West Africa
Transparency, Rights & Election Integrity, Powered by Data
Legis360 tracks what legislatures do, defends digital rights, and observes elections across Africa, turning official records into evidence the public and press can act on.
- Abuja, Nigeria · operating across West Africa
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Who we are
A nonprofit built to make power legible
We believe the law belongs to the people it governs. Too often, legislation is made in rooms most citizens never see and written in language most citizens cannot read. Legis360 exists to close that gap, so that following your own government takes no insider access.
- The record belongs to everyone. We turn what legislatures and electoral bodies produce into plain language, with the source documents alongside.
- Evidence before advocacy. We are non-partisan. We report what we find, gaps and good practice alike, and we say plainly what our tools can and cannot tell you.
- Built to last. A pilot nobody builds on is only a story. We build tools and networks, like Ilimi, EveryVotes and WAYON, meant to outlive any one project.
- Young people at the table. West Africa has no shortage of young people with ideas. We help turn those ideas into rules, together with partners like the ECOWAS Commission.
Legis360 Centre for Advocacy, Development and Public Enlightenment Initiatives is a registered nonprofit (incorporated trustees, RN8561469), based in Abuja, Nigeria.
Our Solutions
Three programs. One evidence base.
From our Legislative Intelligence program
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Over 4,400 legislative records digitised for Nigeria
Bills, motions, petitions & laws, refreshed daily from Nigeria's National Assembly (House & Senate) and 8 state assemblies, via the Legis360 LIP platform.
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How the work moves
From the record to accountability
The same pipeline runs under all three programs, only the source record and the audience change.
Track
Pull bills, motions, petitions, votes & results from the National Assembly, 8 state assemblies and the polling unit.
Structure
Normalize every record and classify it into 16 policy sectors so it's comparable year over year.
Alert
Automated monitoring flags a bill's status change, a defection, or a result anomaly the moment it happens.
Act
Journalists, civil society and the public get a plain-language record they can act on.
Events & activities
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Impact so far
Numbers behind the programs
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Media coverage
- West African Youths Back New ECOWAS Election Observer Network at Dakar Conference
- West African Youths Urge Removal of Legal, Financial Barriers to Political Participation
- West African youths demand removal of barriers to politics
- 2027: ECOWAS to deploy youth observers for Nigeria's election
- Too young to run, old enough to protest: West Africa's unfinished democratic bargain
- WACSI Node, Legis360 Drive Legislative Accountability in Nigeria
Reports & publications
Browse all resources- Regional Communiqué of Dakar: West Africa Youth Democracy Conference 2026
- AGENDA WEST AFRICA YOUTH CONFERENCE 2026
- Foreign Aids Bill (SB. 1034) Clause by Clause Analysis
- Ekiti State 7th Assembly Transparency Baseline Report
- Mid-Term Performance Review of the 10th House of Representatives (2023–2025)
- Nigeria’s Two-Thirds Moment: What APC’s Senate Supermajority Means for Our Democracy