This guideline document facilitates compliance with the relevant sections of the Act dealing with the deployment of expatriates and succession planning.

This is an Act to create the Standards Organization of Nigeria to standardize methods and products in Nigerian industries and other miscellaneous regulations.

This is an Act to authorize the collection of statistics from time to time and to provide for the recording, analysis and publication of statistical information in Nigeria as well as other related provisions.

This is an Act for the reconstitution of the board of the statutory corporations and redesignates the chief executive as managing director and for other special provisions.

This Act makes provision for the retirement age of officers of statutory corporations in Nigeria and the power to extend service years by the relevant government authority in Nigeria.

This is an Act to make special provisions for certain statutory corporations listed including the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria; Nigerian Coal Corporation; Nigerian National Shipping Line Limited; and Nigerian Ports Authority.

This is an Act to amend and consolidate the laws in Nigeria relating to the Nigerian Supreme Court.

This is an Act to ensure the effective prevention of crimes in Nigeria including police supervision, the penalty for harbouring thieves, powers of the President and other general regulations.

This is an Act to re-enact the Price Control Act. The Act outlines the penalties for contravening the regulation, the role and functions of the Price Control Board and Price Control Committees and other supplementary provisions.

This Act specifies the necessary provisions for the management and administration of prisons in Nigeria and other matters ancillary matters such as removal of prisoners, discharge of prisoners, and the legal custody of prisoners.

This Act outlines the regulations governing private guard companies in Nigeria including the licensing, control and administration of private guard companies which must be wholly owned by Nigerians and other miscellaneous matters.

This is an Act empowering the Federal Government of Nigeria to permit the practice of the professions listed out in the Schedule in Nigeria by non-Nigerians and to give the President the power to lay down the conditions of their operations in Nigeria.

This Act gives effect to certain fiscal incentives offered to Oil and Gas companies operating in the deep offshore and inland basin areas under production, sharing contracts between the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, companies that hold oil prospecting licenses (mining leases and various petroleum explorations) and other production companies.

This is an Act for the creation of a Management Board for the running of psychiatric hospitals established by the Nigerian Government and to provide for their affiliation with teaching hospitals in Nigeria.

This is an Act to establish the Public Accounts Committee to be tasked with auditing the accounts of all offices and courts of the Federation including the Auditor-General’s report and other ancillary matters.

This is an Act to set up the Public Complaints Commission empowered to inquire into complaints by members of the public concerning the administrative action of any public entity or their officials and other necessary matters.

This is an Act to allow for privatisation and commercialisation of certain public enterprises in Nigeria and the creation of the National Council on Privatisation and the Bureau of Public Enterprises and other ancillary matters.

This is an Act to repeal all the State Laws on public holidays in Nigeria and to specify the necessary provisions for the whole of Nigeria for the observance of public holidays and other connected matters.

This Act makes provisions for the protection against actions of persons acting in the execution of public duties in Nigeria.

This is an Act to repeal all public order laws in the various States of Nigeria and to replace them with a Federal Act to ensure the maintenance of public order and to prevent the formation of quasi-military organizations, as well as regulate the use of uniforms and other miscellaneous matters.