LEIS LAW CLINIC is a cutting-edge Firm of seasoned legal practitioners, registered in Nigeria with the Corporate Affairs Commission on the 14th day of February, 2012.
The firm is built on a foundation of extensive legal knowledge, a profound understanding of our clients’ needs, and a steadfast dedication to achieving the best possible outcomes. With a harmonious blend of seasoned expertise and fresh perspectives, we tackle each case with a personalized approach, ensuring that every client receives the attention and bespoke service they deserve.
We don’t just practice law at LEIS LAW CLINIC; we redefine it.
With over 15 years of post-call experience, our Levi has mastered the art of navigating complex legal challenges while adapting to the changing dynamics of the legal landscape.
Levi is the Founder/Editor-In-Chief of LawCompass Electronic Reports (LCER)
Mr. Ikyuga was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2002 after obtaining his B.L. from the Nigerian Law School. He has been in active private legal practice all his post call years with a bias for general litigation, military law/Court Marshal, company law, property and constitutional/electoral law practice. Mr. Kyuga is a Senior Associate of the Firm from inception to date.
Mr. Audu obtained his LL.B. (Hons.) from University of Jos, Jos in 2008 and was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2009. He has rich post call experience in active private legal practice spanning over the years with specialization on commercial litigation/arbitration, telecom law, and insolvency practice. Before joining the Firm as an Associate Counsel, Mr. Audu had worked with Simon Yakubu Arabo & Co. (2009 – 2017).
Championing the rule of law, our constitutional specialists handle litigation, advise on legislative compliance, and protect fundamental rights and freedoms.
From corporate formation to complex mergers and acquisitions, our company law division ensures your business operates seamlessly within the legal framework.
We offer precise legal action in debt recovery through garnishee proceedings, ensuring that judgments are satisfied with due diligence and legal acumen.
LEIS LAW CLINIC is equipped to tackle a broad spectrum of legal disputes with a team of formidable litigators skilled in courtroom advocacy and conflict resolution.
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By Levi I. Shaapera, Esq. “In Nigeria, wrongdoers get away with impunity because the system offers no immediate remedy.” – J.S. Okutepa, SAN The Supreme Court of Nigeria, established under Section 230(1) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended), is the apex court in the nation’s judicial hierarchy. Its composition, as prescribed by Section 230(2) of…
For years, claimants have pursued individual police officers for damages, but the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling in CBN v. Ochife (2025) LCER-51001(SC) has reshaped police litigation in Nigeria. The decision reinforces the need to sue the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) and Police Service Commission (PSC) instead, ensuring enforceable judgments. Find out how this ruling affects pending cases and the best legal strategies moving forward.
By Levi I. Shaapera.* Many years ago, in the great animal kingdom, there ruled a leader named Ikyu. His reign was marked by harsh, oppressive, and dictatorial rule. One of his most feared decrees was that no one should engage in any form of argument, be it public or private. A nearly impossible law to…
The Claimant (our Client) commenced the Suit vide the Writ of summons issued on the 8th day of February, 2022 wherein he claims against the Federal University Dutsinma, inter alia: A DECLARATION that the purported termination of the Claimant’s appointment with the Defendant (that is FEDERAL UNIVERSITY, DUTSIN-MA) is unlawfully, malicious, null and void and of no legal effect;
The Claimant (our Client) commenced the Suit vide the Writ of summons issued on the 8th day of February, 2022 wherein he claims against the Federal University Dutsinma, inter alia: A DECLARATION that the purported termination of the Claimant’s appointment with the Defendant (that is FEDERAL UNIVERSITY, DUTSIN-MA) is unlawfully, malicious, null and void and of no legal effect;
The Claimant (our Client) commenced the Suit vide the Writ of summons issued on the 8th day of February, 2022 wherein he claims against the Federal University Dutsinma, inter alia: A DECLARATION that the purported termination of the Claimant’s appointment with the Defendant (that is FEDERAL UNIVERSITY, DUTSIN-MA) is unlawfully, malicious, null and void and of no legal effect;
The Claimant (our Client) commenced the Suit vide the Writ of summons issued on the 8th day of February, 2022 wherein he claims against the Federal University Dutsinma, inter alia: A DECLARATION that the purported termination of the Claimant’s appointment with the Defendant (that is FEDERAL UNIVERSITY, DUTSIN-MA) is unlawfully, malicious, null and void and of no legal effect;
The Claimant (our Client) commenced the Suit vide the Writ of summons issued on the 8th day of February, 2022 wherein he claims against the Federal University Dutsinma, inter alia: A DECLARATION that the purported termination of the Claimant’s appointment with the Defendant (that is FEDERAL UNIVERSITY, DUTSIN-MA) is unlawfully, malicious, null and void and of no legal effect;
The Claimant (our Client) commenced the Suit vide the Writ of summons issued on the 8th day of February, 2022 wherein he claims against the Federal University Dutsinma, inter alia: A DECLARATION that the purported termination of the Claimant’s appointment with the Defendant (that is FEDERAL UNIVERSITY, DUTSIN-MA) is unlawfully, malicious, null and void and of no legal effect;
The Claimant (our Client) commenced the Suit vide the Writ of summons issued on the 8th day of February, 2022 wherein he claims against the Federal University Dutsinma, inter alia: A DECLARATION that the purported termination of the Claimant’s appointment with the Defendant (that is FEDERAL UNIVERSITY, DUTSIN-MA) is unlawfully, malicious, null and void and of no legal effect;
