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LPPC opens applications for 2027 SAN rank, sets N5m, N2.5m fees

LPPC opens applications for 2027 SAN rank, sets N5m, N2.5m fees

The Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee has invited applications for the 2027 conferment of the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria, fixing a non-refundable processing fee of N5m for private legal practitioners and N2.5m for government-employed lawyers. The committee announced that its application portal would open to the public on November 1, 2026, at midnight, with

  • rank
  • application
  • lppc
  • san
  • fee
  • committee
  • legal
  • practitioners

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