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.

This Act makes the necessary provisions to regulate the imposition of quarantine and to make other provisions for preventing the introduction or spread in/from Nigeria any dangerous infectious diseases.

This is an Act to set up a management board for the Orthopaedic Hospitals established by the Federal Government and provide for their affiliation with teaching hospitals. The Act notes the financial provision for the Board and the discipline of staff and students and other general matters.

This is an Act outlining the offences associated with passports in Nigeria including false declaration, alien offences, cancellation of passport and other related matters.

This is an Act to make comprehensive provisions for the registration and proprietorship of patents and designs in Nigeria including the right to patent, licenses of right, duration of the patent, registration of the design, contractual issues and other general matters.

The purpose of these guidelines is to coordinate operational activities in the downstream sector in Nigeria. The document, which was developed from the Appropriate Pricing Framework (APF) has the primary objective of establishing a petroleum downstream sector that is sustainable by promoting and encouraging private sector participation.

This is an Act to supplement the Penal Code of the Northern States in Nigeria on matters associated with the exclusive legislative competence of the National Assembly such as offences against the state, sedition, customs offences, copyright, mines and minerals, and other related regulations.

This Act specifies the retirement benefits of Judges in Nigeria.

This is an Act to implement the agreement between the Nigerian Government and the United Kingdom transferring the responsibility for the payment of pensions for certain people who worked for the United Kingdom and had retired from the public service in Nigeria before 1 July 1979 and those retiring after that date.

This Act makes provision for the exploration of petroleum from the territorial waters and the continental shelf of Nigeria and authorises the Federal Government of Nigeria ownership of all on-shore and off-shore revenue from petroleum resources derivable in Nigeria and for other related matters.

This is an Act to empower the Minister the Power to control and regulate all activities of petroleum companies and on petroleum and petroleum products in Nigeria and for other connected matters.

This is an Act to set up the Petroleum Equalisation Fund for the reimbursement of petroleum marketing companies for any losses suffered by them arising from the sale of petroleum products at uniform prices throughout Nigeria. The Act also specifies the management and organization of the fund as well as other required regulations.

This is an Act outlining the offence of sabotage with regards to the production and distribution of petroleum products in Nigeria.

This is an Act to impose a tax on the profits from the mining of Petroleum in Nigeria. The Act also provides for the assessment and collection of such tax and the penalties for contravening the Act and other connected matters.

This Act repeals the Gulf Oil Company Training Fund (Administration) Act 1964. The Act makes provision for the establishment of the Petroleum Technology Development Fund for the training and education of Nigerians on all matters related to the petroleum industry.