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FG Gazette Publication 

How much for publication in the Gazette in Nigeria?

Are you considering a private publication in the Federal Government Gazette in Nigeria? Understanding the costs involved is crucial for effective planning.

The cost typically falls between 3,000,000 Naira to 2,100,000 Naira. This covers all expenses incurred from initiation to completion, as charged by the Notary Public agent providing the service. This breakdown covers all aspects of the publication process, ensuring transparency and clarity in financial planning for your Gazette publication needs.

My name is Abdulateef Muhammed and as a Notary Public and the lead lawyer at Abdul Muhammed Law Practice, I often encounter clients who require publications in the Gazette for various legal matters. One of the common questions that arise during such discussions is the cost associated with making a publication in the Gazette in Nigeria.

The Gazette serves as an official government publication where legal notices, regulations, proclamations, and other relevant information are published for public knowledge and awareness. Whether it’s a notice of change of name, public auction, or any other legal announcement, understanding the costs involved is crucial for effective planning and budgeting.

The cost of making a publication in the Gazette in Nigeria can vary depending on several factors, including the type of publication, the length of the notice, and the state from where the publication is being made. Generally, the cost includes fees for drafting the notice, processing, paying the Federal Government printers for publishing it in the Gazette and the official distribution of the published Gazette. Additionally, longer notices or notices with more detailed information may incur higher fees compared to shorter ones.
It’s important to note that the process of making a publication in the Gazette typically involves several steps, including drafting the notice in the required format, submitting it to the appropriate government authority, and waiting for approval before publication.

PS: While there’s no law or regulation preventing private individuals from directly approaching officials, navigating the publication process can be lengthy and complex. Consulting with legal professionals who can represent you with the government agencies responsible for Gazette publication is advisable. They streamline the process, ensuring efficiency and compliance with all necessary procedures.

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