§ About
Law Digest is a quarterly international publication published in the UK and distributed in the US, London, Ghana, South Africa, Canada, Nigeria, and East Africa.
Law Digest is a unique professional media group, and the publisher of Africa's first and only international law magazine aimed at African legal practitioners both home and abroad.
The magazine was launched in London on the 10th January 2013 and has set a precedent for featuring international contributors from the major common law jurisdictions including the US, Canada, and UK.
Over 5,000 copies of the journal are distributed in Nigeria, UK, Ghana, Canada, East Africa, and the US. No other publication in the law magazine sector offers the range of readers' interface offered by Law Digest.
Founded
2013
Copies Distributed
5,000+
Online Audience
50,000+
Countries
7+
Law Digest serves practicing lawyers, judges, in-house counsel, legal academics, policymakers, business leaders, and anyone with a professional interest in how law operates in Africa.
Our readership spans Nigeria, the United Kingdom, Ghana, Canada, East Africa, and the global African diaspora — wherever African legal issues are debated and decided.
In addition to the 5,000 copies of the magazine distributed in Nigeria, UK, Canada, and US, we are the only provider in our sector with over 50,000 online audience.
We are a publishing company committed to advancement of sustainable development by sharing executive-level knowledge with middle and top level professionals.
We are conference organizers, with all events streamed live to our online audience, advocating best practices and promoting networking between policy makers and business leaders.
We advocate for best practices in legal journalism and promote networking between policy makers, business leaders, and legal practitioners across Africa.
Our journal is circulated in Ghana, UK, US, and Canada, providing an international platform for our advertisers and institutional subscribers.
With over 50,000 online readers, we extend our reach beyond print to engage a global audience interested in African legal affairs.
Our journal is provided to internationally renowned law libraries including the British Library, Oxford University, and Cornell Law School.
We believe the law is not merely a set of rules — it is the framework through which societies organise themselves, resolve disputes, and pursue justice.
Law Digest publishes work that is analytically rigorous, practically relevant, and written for an audience that includes both specialists and informed non-lawyers. Every article is fact-checked, fully referenced, and edited to the highest editorial standards.
The magazine was launched in London on the 10th January 2013 and has set a precedent for featuring international contributors from the major common law jurisdictions including the US, Canada, and UK.
Some of our leading institutional subscribers include the Central Bank of Nigeria, NNPC, NDIC, AMCON, Nigerian Embassy in UK, Government parastatals, top hotels in Abuja, Lagos, and Port Harcourt, airports, leading supermarkets and bookshops, and leading commercial law firms.
We are a publishing company and conference organizer. The firm and its leadership are committed to advancement of sustainable development by sharing executive-level knowledge with middle and top level professionals.
Our events promote advocacy of best practices and networking between policy makers, business leaders, and all our events are streamed live to our online audience.
We believe in creating platforms where legal professionals, business leaders, and policymakers can engage meaningfully on issues that shape Africa's legal and business landscape.
Our journal is circulated in Ghana, UK, US, and Canada and therefore provides an international platform for our advertisers.
In addition to the 5,000 copies of the magazine distributed in Nigeria, UK, Canada, and US, we are the only provider in our sector with over 50,000 online audience.
The journal is provided to internationally renowned law libraries such as the British Library, Bodleian Oxford University, University of Manchester, Law Society Library, and Cornell Law School.
To be the definitive legal publication for Africa — the source that practitioners, policymakers, and scholars turn to first for authoritative, accessible, and beautifully presented legal journalism.
Seyi Clement
Editor-in-Chief
Prof. Yemi Oke, SAN
Editor, Nigeria Issue
Bebe Clement
Business Development
Ayomide Adediran
Subscriptions & Distribution
Modupe Olusoga
COO, Streamsowers & Kohn
Whether you're a practitioner looking to contribute, an institution seeking partnership, or a reader wanting to subscribe — we'd like to hear from you.