The Justice Track provides services in ADR and promotes the mainstreaming of ADR in both public and private sector practice in Africa.

The Justice track of the NCMG is made up of two components:

• The Multi-Door Courthouse Program
• The non-court connected ADR Centres

The primary focus of The NCMG Peace Track is to work with individuals, communities, governments and agencies "to show how and where bridges of peace can be built".

With an ace faculty and a quest for excellence, providing both standard and customised courses, The NCMG Train is the leading training institution in the field of Dispute Resolution in Africa.

For administrative efficiency the NCMG functions under five components:

1. The NCMG Train
2. The Research and Publications Unit
3. The NCMG Consult
4. The NCMG Centre for Dispute Resolution
5. The NCMG Conflict Management Committee

The NCMG Train
With an ace faculty and a quest for excellence providing both standard and customised courses, The NCMG Train is the leading training institution in the field of Dispute Resolution in Africa.

The Research and Publications Unit
This unit fulfils the task of sourcing and disseminating information on dispute resolution to the units of the organisation and the public.

The NCMG Consult
The consultancy unit of the NCMG initiates, develops and manages ADR and conflict resolution projects. The Unit utilises a two pronged approach to its work:

• Court connected consultancy (Multi-Door Courthouse Replication )
• Non-court connected consultancy (developing dispute resolution units/ systems  for governments, corporations and organisations)

The NCMG Centre for Dispute Resolution
The NCMG Centre for Dispute Resolution is the private sector ADR service Unit of the NCMG. Like its Court connected counterpart, The NCMG Centre for Dispute Resolution offers ADR services to disputants who opt for non-court connected dispute resolution.

The NCMG Conflict Management Committee
The key mission of The Conflict Management Committee of the NCMG is to supplement and support the efforts of Governments, African Unity (AU), ECOWAS, other sub-regional groups on the continent and the United Nations in peace building:

It endeavours to achieve this by:

• Designing early warning and early response systems for West African Communities.

• Determining and advising as objectively as possible, appropriate strategies for averting or ameliorating conflict related and resultant crises.

• Acting as a catalyst to help foster a heightened sense of obligation among organisations, governments and communities to deal with conflicts.

• Providing forum for mediation and dialogue bridges in pre-conflict and conflict situation