This Act repeals the National Health Insurance Scheme Act Cap. N42, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004 and enacts the National Health Insurance Authority Act to ensure an effective implementation of a national health insurance policy that ensures the attainment of Universal health Coverage in Nigeria.

This is a law to make provisions for the appropriation of recurrent expenditure for the year ending 31st of December 2021 and other connected purposes.

This is a law that makes provisions for the financing of the appropriation for the year ending 31st of December 2021 and other connected purposes.

This is a law that provides for the establishment of the debt management office in Benue state, Nigeria.

This is a law to make provisions for the establishment of fiscal responsibility commission in the state and connected purposes.

This is a law to amend the internal revenue administration law 2015 and connected purposes.

The primary objectives of this cash management strategy are to provide guide on how to spend money and facilitate financial planning.

This is an Act to provide a framework for the regulation, development, and management of a national health system and set standards for rendering health services in the federation.

The goal of this plan is to significantly reduce by 30% the incidence of gender-based violence through prevention education and ensure that integrated GBV/HIV services are available at all levels.

This regulatory document has an overarching objective to provide standard rules to encourage the development of independent and competitive meter services in NESI, eliminate estimated billing practices in NESI, attract private investment to the provision of metering services in NESI, close the metering gap through accelerated meter rollout in NESI and enhance revenue assurance in NESI.

This policy document guides public and private enterprises in the development of workplace response to HIV/AIDS.

An Act to repeal and replace the Labour Code Act and consolidate the law relating to labour.

The overall goal of this HIV/AIDS policy is to control the spread of HIV in Nigeria, to provide equitable care and support for those infected by HIV, and to mitigate its impact to the point where it is no longer of public health, social and economic concern, such that all Nigerians will be able to achieve socially and economically productive lives free of the disease and its effects.

The goal of this revised National Policy on HIV/AIDS is to control the spread of HIV/AIDS in Nigeria and mitigate its social and economic impact.

The overall goal of the National Child Health Policy is to ensure the survival and healthy growth and development of the Nigerian child. It covers newborns, under-five, and school-age children while adolescents are covered by other policies.

The overall goal of this national strategic framework is to reduce HIV/AIDS incidence and prevalence, provide equitable prevention, care, treatment, and support, and mitigate its impact among women, children, and other vulnerable groups and the general population in Nigeria by 25% by the Year 2009.

The goal of this policy is to promote and sustain equity, efficiency, accessibility, and quality in health care provisioning through collaborative relationships between the public and private sectors.

This document emphasizes that the distribution companies must ensure all data tables submitted are well-justified in the text and a clear linkage between the data tables and the text is provided. They should also maintain consistent terminology between their pip narrative and the data tables. The distribution companies are expected to show how their strategy will contribute to meeting the goals of the Federal Government’s Economic Recovery and Growth Plan, the PSRP and energy access targets over the period.

This document defines the mini-grid as any electricity supply system with its own power generation capacity, supplying electricity to more than one customer and which can operate in isolation from or be connected to a distribution licensee’s network. Within this regulation, the term mini-grid is used for any isolated or interconnected mini-grid generating between 0kW and 1MW of generation capacity. The regulations apply to all mini-grids with the generation capacity of up to 1MW, the owners, operators and users of the mini-grids as well as all other private or public stakeholders such as the distribution licensees or any federal or state institution or agency interacting with mini-grid owners, operators and users in Nigeria.

This report presents Kebbi state five years financial summary; statement of cash flow; statement of financial position; statement of consolidated revenue fund and statement of capital development fund.