Nigeria · Human rights response

Report. Respond. Protect.

LAW Patrol is a private way to report a human-rights incident in Nigeria, get a trained response, and keep a safe record of what happened to you.

In an emergency, call 112 first. Do not wait for a reply here.

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us what happened

    A guided form walks you through it step by step, in plain language. You can stop and come back — your draft stays on your device.

  2. 2

    A trained officer reviews it

    Fixed rules set a first urgency level within minutes. A case officer then reads your report and works it. No artificial intelligence decides your case.

  3. 3

    You follow every step

    You get a reference like LP-2609-A7K4Q2 and a private page showing the stage, the urgency and every update.

Know your rights

Plain-language guides on arrest, detention, police stops, work and housing — with what to do and what to keep.

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Find legal help

Verified organisations and official offices offering legal assistance, filtered by your state.

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Track your case

Sign in to see the stage, the urgency and every update on the cases you have reported.

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Your report stays private

Nothing you report is published. Only you and the assigned case team can see it. You choose how and when it is safe to contact you, and every staff action on your case is permanently recorded.

LAW Patrol provides reporting, information, coordination and referral services. Legal advice is provided only by qualified legal practitioners.