The purpose of this law is to substitute Kaduna State primary health care development agency law No. 4 of 2008.

This framework document provides a clear set of policies, principles, and a multi-year financing plan for the clearance of the existing portfolio of expenditure arrears.

The specific objectives of this policy are to reduce poverty among the people vulnerable to being poor; empower the poor and people vulnerable to economic shocks; enhance human capital development to ensure a life of dignity; provide guiding principles for managing social protection projects and programs; promote social cohesion, equity and inclusive growth; ensure citizens have access to essential social services and infrastructure; provide social welfare and improve food security and nutrition; ensure decent employment and sustainable livelihood; protect individuals and households from shocks that can make them fall into extreme poverty; and promote synergy and coordination among all social protection intervention agencies, stakeholders and actors.

This document provides policy guidelines and procedures for managing all the verified and authenticated domestic expenditure arrears of the State.

This document presents the state fiscal and debt framework and the state revenue, expenditure, and public debt trends (2016-2020). It also presents debt sustainability analysis and debt management strategy.

The overall aim of this strategy is to reposition the State Treasury to perform its functions more effectively and play a leading role in the execution of the budget to deliver government policies and programs. This also includes the desire to strengthen the existing Cash Management System to improve efficiency in the management of the financial resources of the state.

A bill for a law to provide for the establishment of Imo state employment and empowerment Trust Fund and other related matters.

The law consolidate the universities in Ekiti state and other related matters.

This law amends the Ekiti state multi-purpose credit agency law.

This law establishes the Ekiti state primary school staff loans board and other related matters.

These regulations provide for the license and annual operating fee. Chapter 2 of the document provides for the processing and license fees for applications. It emphasizes that every application for a license made to the Commission shall be accompanied by the non-refundable application processing fees as specified in the schedules and upon approval by the Commission of an application for a license, the Commission shall inform the applicant, in writing, of such approval and be informed of the license fee required to be paid by the applicant for the grant of a license.

This law amends Ekiti state waste management board and waste management authority law.

This law amends the Ekiti state house of assembly service commission law No.4 of 2003 and other related matters.

This document presents the revised estimates for the capital and recurrent expenditure in 2011.

This law authorizes the issue from the consolidated revenue fund of Ekiti state of a total sum of eighty billion, seven hundred and seventy-nine million, one hundred and fourteen thousand, five hundred and fifty naira.

This law provides public-private partnerships, and establishes the office of public private partnerships and other related purposes.

This law amends the Ekiti state contributory pension law (No. 7 of 2010).

This law amends the Ekiti state petroleum products consumers agency to protect the lives, properties and rights of persons from the hazardous nature of the products in Ekiti state.

This is a law to make provisions for the financing of the appropriation for the year ending 31st December 2020.

This law establishes the Zaria metropolitan authority and other related matters.