Electronic signatures are fully recognised under Nigerian law. The Evidence Act 2011 supports their use in place of handwritten signatures; the Cybercrimes Act 2015 also affirms their validity for a wide range of transactions including commercial contracts, digital forms and online purchases. While many agreements can be concluded electronically, certain documents, such as wills, some family-law instruments and select court filings, may still require traditional execution.
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