The Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulations (Nig. CARs) Part 16 presents standards and recommended practices as regulatory requirements for aircraft noise certification, vented fuel and aircraft engine emissions certification for aircraft engaged in international air navigation. Part 16 incorporates the international civil aviation organization (ICAO) Standard And Recommended Practices (SARPs) in Annex 16 Volume I and Volume II.

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulations (Nig. CARs) Part 17 deals with aviation security programmes, measures, processes, procedures and practices aimed at safeguarding civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference. In addition, Part 17 incorporates the Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs) as contained in Annex 17 to the Chicago convention. it makes provision for designation of authority, national civil aviation security programmes, aerodrome security, aircraft operator security, cargo and regulated agent security, flight catering operator security, tenant restricted area security, quality control and miscellaneous matters.

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulations (Nig. CARs) Part 18 provides for the rules governing the administration, certification, licensing, permits, and registration and audit procedures of economic air transport activities. It also incorporates relevant guidelines contained in (ICAO) guidance materials as well as best practices. The part deals with air transport licensing, domestic operations, regional and international operations by Nigerian carriers, foreign airline operations into and out of Nigeria, air services agreement, airport and air navigation services, facilitation of air transport, allied aviation services, travel agency, airline financial health, aviation insurance, civil aviation fees, air transport statistics, fares and tariff, unfair methods of competition and anti-competitive practices.

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulations (Nig. CARs) Part 19 deals with passengers’ rights and responsibilities and airlines’ obligations to passengers. This part addresses consumer protection issues, including, compensations for denied boarding, delays and cancellations of flights.

The Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulations (Nig. CARs) Part 20 of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulations address the safety management requirements and meets the standards contained in the international civil aviation organization (ICAO).

These regulations establish the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority. It repeals the Civil Aviation Act as amended and re-enacts the Civil Aviation Act to provide for the regulation of civil aviation, establishment of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority and for other purposes connected therewith.

This bill proposes major fiscal reforms to promote fiscal equity by mitigating instances of regressive taxation; reforming domestic tax laws; introducing tax incentives for investments in infrastructure and the capital market; supporting small businesses in line with the ongoing Ease of Doing Business reforms; raising revenues for the government by various fiscal measures including a proposed increase in the rate of Value Added Tax from 5% to 7.5%.

This Guidelines for Pain Management in Nigeria guides healthcare practitioners and caregivers in their management of pain in patients requiring pain relief. It shares information on methods and practical steps of assessment, diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment of pain both pharmacologically and non- pharmacologically

This Presidential Executive Order establishes a scheme to be known as “the Road Infrastructure Development and Refurbishment Investment Tax Credit Scheme” (hereinafter referred to as “the Scheme”). The primary objective of the Scheme is to enhance road infrastructure development for balanced economic growth in Nigeria and refurbish roads in Nigeria in exchange for tax credits.

This is a Presidential Executive Order which extends to the execution and maintenance of the constitution to abolish all corrupt practices and abuse of power.

This order recognizes the vital role of science, technology and innovation in national economic development. Therefore, it aims to harness domestic talents and develop indigenous capacity in science and engineering for the promotion of technological innovation needed to drive national competitiveness, productivity and economic activities which will invariably enhance the achievement of the nation’s development goals across all sectors of the economy.

This Executive Order permits the Federal Ministry of Finance to set up a Voluntary Assets and Income Declaration Scheme (hereinafter referred to as “the Scheme”) for all categories of taxpayers who have defaulted in payment of taxes due and collectable subject to the fulfilment of the terms and conditions that are stipulated in this Order and other subsequent complementary regulations. The scheme encourages and provides an opportunity for eligible taxpayers to regularize their tax status for all the relevant years; pay all outstanding taxes; prevent and stop tax evasion; and ensure full tax compliance.

This is an act to regulate the importation of live fish, and for purposes connected therewith. It provides for the control of the import of live freshwater fish. It emphasizes that no person shall import any live fish into Nigeria except under the terms of a license under this act granted to him or her by the Minister, or in transit under prescribed conditions. A license may be granted either unconditionally or subject to such conditions (including conditions relating to the fish when dead) as the Minister considers expedient for avoiding the incidence or spread of disease or parasitic states among live fish in waters from which he considers that fish may be caught for consumption in Nigeria.

This is an act to provide for the establishment of the Lagos Port Operations Committee to supervise and coordinate all operations at Lagos port. It provides for the establishment of the Lagos Port Operations Committee, which shall coordinate all operations at Lagos port. There shall be a port manager who shall be responsible for the discharge of the functions of the committee and the transaction of its day-to-day business.

This is an act to establish The Maritime Operations Co-Coordinating Board to formulate policies for the effective control of all maritime operations in Nigeria’s territorial waters and the exclusive economic zone. It establishes the Maritime Operations Co-Coordinating Board, defining its functions and administration. The board shall formulate policies, including maritime policy, for the control of all maritime operations in Nigeria’s territorial waters and exclusive economic zone to co-ordinate existing policies regulating activities of agencies performing functions relating to maritime operations; enforce its policies through its member agencies and ascribe appropriate sanctions on any agency found to be defaulting in the performance of the roles ascribed to it by The Board.

An Act to make provisions for the establishment and licensing of mortgage institutions to grant loans and advance to individuals for the purchase or construction of a dwelling house; improvement or extension of an existing dwelling house; and to accept savings and deposits from members of the public and to pay interest thereon. This act provides for the licensing of mortgage institutions and lays down rules for mortgage businesses by licensed mortgage institutions. If any company intends to carry on mortgage business in Nigeria, it shall apply in writing through the Federal Mortgage Bank to the Minister for the grant of a license in accordance with the following provisions of this act. Every mortgage institution shall submit to the Federal Mortgage Bank such returns as specified. The Federal High Court shall have jurisdiction to try all offences created under this act.