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Prepare your will online. Sign it properly offline.

Make your will. Make things easier for your family.

Answer simple questions at your own pace, on your phone or computer. We turn your answers into a clear plan: who looks after what, who receives what, and where everything is kept.

  • Save and come back any time
  • Private to your account
  • No payment needed to start

Illustration of the Wills.ng app asking a guided question, beside a sample will cover.

How it works

Eight steps, at your pace.

You can do the first two today. We'll open the rest in stages and tell you before anything changes.

  1. Tell us about yourself and your estate

    About your family, your wishes and what you own. One decision at a time.

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  2. We structure your estate plan

    Record property, accounts, pensions and policies, and where the paperwork is kept.

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  3. A qualified lawyer reviews and finalises your will

    A qualified lawyer checks and corrects your will before you sign.

    Coming later
  4. Choose how you want to sign

    Print it yourself, have a Will Pack sent to you, or sign at a partner lawyer's office.

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  5. Sign it on paper with your witnesses

    Printed and signed by hand with your witnesses, using our guided steps. Never electronically.

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  6. Upload your signed copy for checking

    Photos or a scan of every page, so we can check the signing was done correctly.

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  7. Keep the original safe

    Keep it yourself, or use safe custody or Probate Registry lodgement where available.

    Coming later
  8. Keep your plan up to date

    Reminders to review it each year, or when life changes.

    Coming later
How it works, step by step

Preparing your will here does not make it legally valid. A will takes effect only once it has been printed and physically signed with the required witnesses. Wills.ng guides you through that step and never asks you to sign electronically.

Your wishes · The rest

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Question 2 of 3

Who should receive everything you haven't already given away?

I don't know yet · Skip for now

Interactive example. Nothing is saved.

The guided journey

No forms. No legal jargon. Just one question at a time.

We ask the way a good lawyer would talk to you: plainly. If a question needs context, tap “What does this mean?” and we explain it in a sentence or two.

  1. Plain English. “Who should receive everything you haven't already given away?” instead of “Identify the residuary beneficiary.”

  2. Help when you want it. Short explanations, never walls of text.

  3. Saved as you go. Close the app and pick up where you stopped, on any device.

Beyond the will

Your will is only the beginning.

Organise your assets, your important information and the people who should receive them, so your family isn't left searching for paperwork.

  • Record where the documents are, not just what exists.
  • Name the people to contact first.
  • Never enter passwords, PINs or recovery phrases. We ask where they're kept, not what they are.
Example estate overview for the fictional Okafor family.
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Estate readiness

The Okafor family (sample)

How complete your information is. Not a measure of legal validity.

  • WillIn progress
  • Executors1added
  • Beneficiaries3added
  • Guardian1added
  • Property1added
  • Bank accounts1added
  • Pension1added
  • Digital assetsNot started

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The document

Written clearly. Explained plainly.

Every clause of your draft comes with a plain-English note beside it, so you always know what you're agreeing to before a lawyer reviews it.

Sample: fictional family, illustrative wording

Sample v0.1 · WNG-SAMPLE-0001

Last will and testament of Chidi Okafor

1 · Declaration

1.1I, Chidi Okafor of 14 Palm Grove Close, Lekki, Lagos State, declare this to be my last will. I revoke all wills and codicils I have made before.

2 · Executors

2.1I appoint Amara Okafor (wife) to be the executor of this will. If they are unable or unwilling to act, I appoint Ngozi Okafor (sister) in their place.

3 · Guardians

3.1If at my death any child of mine is under the age of eighteen and has no surviving parent with parental responsibility, I appoint Ngozi Okafor (sister) to be the guardian of that child.

2.1 · Appointment of executorsIllustrative wording

Your executors are the people who will carry out your wishes: gathering what you own, paying what you owe, and passing the rest on as this will says.

Read the sample will

Not legal advice, and not for signing.

Parents and their two children sitting together on a sofa at home

What you can include

For the family you have and everything you've built.

  • Guardians for children
  • Gifts to specific people
  • Property
  • Bank accounts
  • Shares and investments
  • Pension
  • Insurance
  • Business interests
  • Vehicles
  • Cooperative savings
  • Assets abroad
  • Digital assets
  • Debts
  • Final wishes

Living abroad?

You can record assets in Nigeria and in other countries in one place, and tell us if you already have a will elsewhere so a lawyer can consider how they fit together.

Private by design

Your information stays yours.

Read how we protect your information
  • Only in your account.

    Your estate information is shown only when you're signed in.

  • Every change recorded.

    Your activity history shows what changed and when.

  • We never ask for secrets.

    No passwords, PINs or recovery phrases, only where they're kept.

Questions

Questions people ask

More questions
Is a will made online legally valid?
You prepare your will online and a qualified lawyer reviews it. The will itself must then be printed and physically signed with your witnesses, as the law requires. Wills.ng guides you through signing but never asks you to sign electronically. Lawyer review and signing open in stages, and we'll tell you when they're available.
Can I sign my will online?
No. Your will must be printed and physically signed. Don't use DocuSign, typed or pasted signatures, or any other electronic signing: electronic signing may mean the will isn't considered properly executed, or is refused during probate. You can print it yourself at no extra cost, have a Will Pack sent to you, or sign at a partner lawyer's office.
Do I need a lawyer?
Legal advice is strongly recommended. Wills.ng helps you gather your wishes and your information in one place; a qualified lawyer should review your circumstances so your will meets the requirements that apply to you. Lawyer review through Wills.ng is coming later.
What's available today?
You can answer the guided questions and organise your estate now. Lawyer review, signing, safekeeping and review reminders are coming later. See the eight steps.
Can I change things later?
Yes. Your answers are saved as you go, and you can come back to change them at any time. Life changes, and your plan should too.
How much will it cost?
We'll publish pricing before lawyer review opens. You can start preparing your information without paying.

Start today. Finish when you're ready.

Most people begin with the people who matter. It takes a few minutes.