Nigerian legal research grounded in the actual statute

Ordinis is a subscription legal intelligence platform built for Nigerian lawyers, magistrates and judges. Its legal research and law library are grounded in the stored text of 540 federal Acts from the Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004 — nearly 40,000 individual sections — so answers cite the provision they came from rather than relying on recall. Where an Act is not in the verified corpus, Ordinis says so plainly instead of guessing.

For legal practitioners

AI legal research across Nigerian statutes and case law, with jurisdiction-aware answers that distinguish federal legislation from state law. Document drafting for statements of claim, affidavits, motions and other court processes in proper Nigerian form. Case management, deadline and calendar tracking, a client hub, and a searchable Nigerian law library.

For the bench

A dedicated judicial workspace: cause list management, bench notes with dictation, a remand tracker with custody-limit warnings, a ruling generator, a sentencing calculator, an adjournment manager, a case age tracker and a personal bench book.

Built for Nigerian practice

Coverage includes the Evidence Act, the Criminal Code Act, the Administration of Criminal Justice Act, the Land Use Act, the Companies and Allied Matters Act, the Labour Act and hundreds of other federal enactments, with state legislation identified by jurisdiction. Voice dictation corrects Nigerian legal terminology, court names and citation formats.

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