This law makes provisions for the administration and collection of revenue due to the government of Oyo state and local government to establish the relevant administrative structures and for connected purposes.

The National Action Plan promotes fiscal transparency through citizen participation in the fiscal process of the federal government to drive anti-corruption, access to information, and citizen engagement.

The objective of the customer enumeration guidelines is to provide fundamental technical guidance and to ensure consistency in the implementation of the enumeration exercise by the different discos. The following guidelines are hereby recommended as the minimum threshold for application by distribution companies in implementing the customer enumeration exercise in their areas of coverage.

This law amends the Imo state Public Procurement Law No. 12 of 2010 and other related matters.

This law establishes the Imo State Environmental Transformation Commission (ENTRACO).

This law provides the regulation of outdoor structures for the display of signage, hoarding, and advertisement in Imo state and other related matters.

This law provides for prudent management of the state’s resources, ensures long-term macro-economic stability of the state’s economy, secures greater accountability and transparency in fiscal operations within a medium-term fiscal policy framework, and for the establishment of a fiscal responsibility commission to ensure the promotion and enforcement of the state’s economic objectives and other related matters.

This law provides for public health in Imo state.

This law repeals the Health Institutions Edict No. 9 of 1985 (as amended) and enacts a law making provisions for the registration and inspection of hospitals and other health institutions in Imo State and other related matters.

This law repeals the Imo State Bonds Law No. 6 of 2008 (as amended) and enacts a law that establishes the Imo state Debt Management Office for the raising of loans through the issuance of debt securities by the state government and other related matters.

This law repeals the Imo state pools betting, gaming, casino, and lotteries promotion and control board law No. 4 of 2017 and enacts a law to establish the Imo state lotteries board to regulate lotteries, pools bet, gaming, and casino business in Imo state and related matters.

This law provides for the consolidation of property and land-based charges and also makes provisions for the levying and collection of land use charges in Imo state and other related matters.

This law further amends the Imo state registration of Business Premises Edict, 1987 (No. 6 of 1968) as amended.

These guidelines and the regulations cover procurement of new capacity by buyers who may be electricity distribution companies. Nigerian nuclear regulatory authority (NERC) sees this development as a key step in the evolution towards a fully competitive market. They do not provide guidelines or rules for the drafting of Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs). However, it is important that given the limited experience in drafting PPAs in Nigeria and indeed previous experience with poorly drafted PPAs (with a resultant adverse impact on the finances of the power sector) that there is a substantial element of standardization in the terms of the PPAs utilized. Therefore, Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority will promote this standardization.

This law repeals the Imo state Audit Law No.17 of 2016 and enacts a law to provide for the establishment of the Audit Service Board, Offices of the Auditor-General for the state, and Auditor-General for local governments for the purpose of ensuring and guaranteeing transparency and accountability in the use of public funds and other related matters.

This law imposes a tax called General Sales Tax on specified commodities and services rendered for monetary gains or consideration.

This law amends the Imo state Audit Law 2021, law No.5 of 2021.

This law further amend the environmental transformation commission law No. 3 of 2008.

This law establishes the Imo Waste Management Agency and related matters.

This is an Act to provide for the formation of companies to take over the functions, assets, liabilities and staff of the National Electric Power Authority, to develop competitive electricity markets, to establish the Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission, to provide for the licensing and regulation of the generation, transmission, distribution and supply of electricity, to enforce such matters as performance standards, consumer rights and obligations, to provide for the determination of tariffs and to provide for related matters.