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Queries Nigerian law data via MCP clients with full-text search and EU cross-references.
Configuration
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"mcpServers": {
"ansvar-systems-nigeria-law-mcp": {
"url": "https://nigeria-law-mcp.vercel.app/mcp"
}
}
}You can query Nigerian legislation directly from compatible MCP clients to search, verify, and cross-reference statutes with AI-assisted context. This server provides a fast, verifiable Nigerian legal database that supports data protection, cybersecurity, corporate law, and more, enabling lawyers, compliance officers, researchers, and legal tech developers to access precise provisions and stay current.
Connect to the Nigerian Law MCP Server using a compatible MCP client such as Claude, Cursor, or GitHub Copilot. You can access the hosted instance or configure a local client to run against a remote or local MCP server.
Prerequisites you need before installation: a computer with Node.js and npm installed, or access to a compatible MCP client that supports remote servers.
# Use remotely hosted MCP server
# No local installation required for the hosted endpoint
# Connect to the remote MCP server via your client using the provided URLQuick access options include using the hosted endpoint, or running a local instance via npm. The hosted endpoint provides the MCP interface at the path /mcp. If you run locally, you can start a local MCP server using the npm workflow shown in the steps below.
HTTP connection (remote server) provides a ready-to-use endpoint you can connect to from any MCP-compatible client. For this project, the hosted endpoint is available at the following URL.
Endpoint: https://nigeria-law-mcp.vercel.app/mcp- Ask for provisions by topic or statute, for example, search for data protection provisions or cybercrime requirements. - Validate citations to confirm they align with current law. - Check whether a statute is still in force or has been amended. - Retrieve exact provisions by statute, chapter, and section. - Build aggregated legal stances by pulling multiple sources for a given topic.
Queries pass through the MCP server and may involve sensitive legal questions. For privileged or confidential matters, consider using an on-premise deployment or ensuring your client’s data policies align with your organization’s data handling standards.
This MCP server ingests content from authoritative Nigerian government sources and keeps provisions accessible in a verifiable, non-LLM format so you can trust the exact text returned by the database.
Perform a full-text search across all provisions with BM25 ranking to quickly locate relevant statutes, sections, or topics.
Retrieve a specific provision by statute identifier plus chapter and section for precise citation.
Determine whether a statute is in force, amended, or repealed to ensure accuracy of references.
Check a given citation against the database to verify correctness and generate a compliant reference.
Aggregate and synthesize multiple provisions to form a legal stance on a topic, with cross-referencing.
Format citations according to Nigerian conventions, including full, short, and pinpoint formats.
List all available statutes with metadata such as act, year, and significance.
Provide server information, capabilities, and coverage summary.
Retrieve EU directives or regulations that inform Nigerian statutes.
Find Nigerian laws that implement a given EU act.
Search EU documents and count Nigerian implementations.
Get EU law references that apply to a specific provision.
Check the implementation status of EU directives in Nigerian law.