Project: Development of a Legislative Literacy Guide on Civic Space Restrictions in Nigeria
Organisation: Legis360
Location: Abuja (Hybrid)
Duration: Short-term / Project-based
Role Summary
Legis360 is seeking a legal consultant to lead the development of a legislative literacy guide on civic space restrictions in Nigeria. The consultant will conduct legal research, translate key civic-space laws into plain-language guidance, and support the delivery of legal literacy sessions at three zonal know-your-rights workshops.
Expected Qualifications and Experience
- The successful consultant should possess:
- A minimum of 5 years of professional experience in legal research, human rights, constitutional law, civil society law, digital rights, or related areas.
- A bachelor's degree in Law (LL.B.), preferably with a relevant postgraduate qualification in Law, Human Rights, Public Policy, international law, or a related field.
- Professional qualification and eligibility to practice law in Nigeria is strongly preferred.
- Demonstrated knowledge of the Nigerian legal and regulatory framework governing civil society organizations and civic freedoms.
- Demonstrable expertise in one or more of the following areas: freedom of expression; freedom of association and assembly; human rights law; constitutional law; digital rights/cyber law; CSO regulatory frameworks; or legislative and policy analysis.
- Demonstrated experience conducting legal research and producing high-quality legal, policy, or advocacy publications.
- Experience translating complex legal issues into accessible materials for nonlegal audiences.
Submission Requirements
Interested and qualified consultants should submit a single PDF containing:
- Technical proposal;
- Updated CV;
- At least two relevant work samples or links to previous work;
- Financial proposal;
- Names and contact details of two professional referees
How to Apply
Applications should be submitted to [email protected] with the subject line “Full Name – Legal Consultant, Legislative Literacy Guide on Civic Space Restrictions."
Deadline: September 4, 2026