Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), has authorized the launch of an online application system for lawyers aspiring to become Notaries Public in Nigeria.
This initiative is set to transform the traditional appointment procedure for legal professionals.
According to a statement released on Wednesday by Dr. Festus Akande, the Director of Information and Public Relations at the Supreme Court of Nigeria, legal practitioners can now conveniently apply for Notary Public appointments via the internet.
The announcement highlighted: “This landmark move reflects the judiciary’s strong dedication to adopting digital advancements, improving operational efficiency, and increasing accessibility for members of the legal sector.”
“This innovation ushers in a new chapter of ease and openness for candidates seeking to become Notaries Public.”
“Where the process was once heavily reliant on paperwork, the introduction of this digital platform will simplify application submissions, lessen administrative workload, and accelerate the evaluation timeline.”
“Eligible lawyers are encouraged to submit their applications through the newly established, secure online portal at https://notary.gov.ng.”
“Designed with user experience in mind, this platform provides clear guidance at every stage, ensuring applicants navigate the process smoothly and efficiently.”
