This is an Act prohibiting violence against a person in private and public life, to protect the person and the punishment of offenders as well other related matters.

The Universal Basic Education Act of 2004 highlights the Federal Government intervention, rights of children to free basic education, the establishment of the Universal Basic Education Commission, the State’s Basic Education Board, and the Local Government Education Authority.

This Act establishes the framework to regulate, manage, and develop Nigeria’s national health system. It also sets the standards for rendering health systems. It highlights responsibilities for health and the roles of various stakeholders in the sector.

This policy provides a framework for the management of Nigeria’s Infrastructure Fund, outlining the guideline for executive management as well as the objectives, risk tolerance and constraints of the fund.

This is an Act for the establishment of the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority elaborating its functions, powers and responsibility, financial provision, management, governance and policy communication.

This policy provides a framework for the management of Future Generation Fund, outlining the guideline for executive management as well as the objectives, risk tolerance and constraints of the fund.

This policy provides a framework for the management of the Stabilization Fund, outlining the guideline for executive management as well as the objectives, risk tolerance and constraints of the fund.

This policy is formulated toward ensuring the development of the nation’s energy resources, to increase the contribution of energy products to the national income, to promote efficiency, and cost-effective energy consumption, energy conservation, carbon management, and for the overall development of the energy sector.

This strategy aims to reduce new-born and child morbidity and mortality caused by pneumonia. The strategy emphasizes immunization, reduction in air pollution, and improved nutrition.

This policy is geared towards reducing the incidence, prevalence, and impact of ear diseases and hearing disorders by ensuring quality, accessible, equitable and affordable hearing care to prevent hearing loss to Nigerians.

This policy is to ensure the attainment of secure and resilient cyberspace in Nigeria. The strategy includes strengthening cybersecurity governance, protecting the national information system, strengthening the legal and regulatory framework and promoting the digital economy.

These regulations by the Department of Petroleum Resources is for the establishment of a repository that serves as a data centre for the Nigerian oil and gas sector as well as guidelines for the management and administration of the repository.

The goal of this policy is to have a malaria-free Nigeria. The strategy adopted by this policy includes increased private sector participation, promoting innovative malaria intervention, increased government budgeting for malaria intervention, and behavioural change to prevent and treat malaria.

This guideline was developed to track maternal and perinatal deaths in Nigeria in a bid to improve the knowledge and skills of health care providers in maternal and new-born care.

The strategy aims to reduce neonatal mortality rate through the use of Chlorhexidine and covers five main components: market and users; manufacturing and distribution; clinical and regulatory; policy, advocacy and financing; and coordination.

This is the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for the promotion of good governance, law and order and the welfare of citizens on the principles of freedom, equity, justice and unity.

This Act is for the establishment of the National Human Rights Commission to protect and ensure respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms of citizens regardless of their race, sex, language or religion.

The goal of this policy is to ensure health programmes are led by qualified health promotion specialists and experts for the effectiveness of health promotion intervention in Nigeria. The policy adopts the following principles: government accountability and responsibility, equality, equity and social inclusion, ethics, professionalism, efficiency, legislation and regulation, and stakeholders collaboration.

The aim of this policy includes the diversification of the country’s energy sources, development of the country’s renewable energy potential, ensuring an affordable and reliable supply of sustainable energy, the promotion of energy supply to rural areas, and the protection of energy consumers.

The goal of this policy is to ensure that all Nigerians have access to timely, affordable, quality, efficient and equitable healthcare services. The policy is anchored on 4 strategies namely strengthening health financing governance, adequate revenue generation, protection of financial risk and efficient strategic purchasing of essential health services.