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.

This is an Act to set up the Petroleum Training Institute to provide courses of instruction, training and research in petroleum technology and produce technicians and other skilled personnel for the Nigerian petroleum industry.

This policy seeks to develop a critical mass of Nigerians in the area of space science and technology to enable the country to realize its objectives for achieving technological, industrial and economic self-reliance. This, therefore, has an effect of building indigenous competence in developing hardware and software in space technology.

This is an Act to re-enact the Nigerian National Merit Award Act. The Act outlines the privileges of the recipient of a Nigerian National Merit Award.

This is an Act to repeal the Nigerian Pilgrims Board Act and to set up the Nigerian Pilgrims Commission with responsibility for the general welfare of Nigerian Muslims who undertake pilgrimages. The Act specifies the duties of the commission, governance, financial provision and other general matters.

This Act makes provision for the establishment of the Nigerian Postal Service. The Act notes the powers and function of the Service, its financial provisions and other miscellaneous provisions.

This is an Act for the set-up of the Nigerian Red Cross Society highlighting its power and purpose in Nigeria and for other related matters.

This is an Act to for the establishment of the Nigeria Reinsurance Corporation to undertake reinsurance business within and outside Nigeria. The Act notes the functions of the corporation, its powers and financial provision as well as other connected matters.

This is an Act to set up research institutes for cocoa, coffee, cola, oil palm, rubber and trypanosomiasis in Nigeria. The Act also notes the functions, management and financial provision of the institute as well as other related matters.

This is an Act for the creation of the Nigerian Steel Development Authority as a statutory corporation tasked with regulating the development and operations of all activities in the Nigerian iron and steel industry, and for other connected matters.

This is an Act to set up the Nigerian Television Authority for the provision of television broadcasting in Nigeria and other connected matters.

This Act makes provision for the appointment of notaries public, including their registration and the regulation for the discharge of their duties to the Nigerian public.

This is an Act for the establishment of the National Universities Commission for all matters on University Education in Nigeria both at the Federal or State Governments levels. The Act specifies the functions of the Commission, powers and management as well as other miscellaneous regulations.

This policy was developed to drive the inclusion of persons with special needs, provide equity and access in a barrier-free environment, maximize their potentials and nurture their intelligence, notwithstanding social, economic, political, religious, language and other circumstances.

This document is issued by the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) to focus on core areas that involve driving indigenous innovation, developing the local ICT Industry and establishing Intellectual Property regulation and protection standards, each of which has a set of related strategic goals. These strategic goals form the basis of specific guidelines that include recommendations for the restructuring of the industry and Actions required by NITDA, NCC and other government MDAs. They also create potential opportunities for local companies and provide a set of appropriate performance measures linked to the achievement of the strategic goals.