This is an Act to prohibit and create offence for publishing, display or offer to the public of any pictorial representation of any person living or dead in a manner likely to provoke any community in Nigeria.

These regulations declare the ordnance factory in Kaduna a danger zone.

This is a policy document outlining the country’s educational goals in terms of their relevance to the needs of the individual and the society and consonance with the realities of the environment and the modern world.

An Act to establish the National Institute for Nigerian Languages with the responsibility to promote the study and use of Nigerian languages.

This Act excludes armament depots established by armed forces from being used as ordnance factories.

This is an Act to establish a corporation to operate, maintain and control factories for the manufacture, storage and disposal of ordnance and ancillary stores and material.

This is an Act to provide for the establishment, composition and functions of the National Electoral Commission.

These financial statements comprise the statement of financial position, financial performance, cash flows and statement of changes in equity, for the year ended 31 December 2015.

These regulations provide for a legal, institutional and regulatory framework to effectively and efficiently carry out the objectives of regulating public-private partnerships (PPP) projects under the Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission Act. These regulations also govern the procurement process for PPP projects that are subject to the Act and applies to state and local government PPP projects that require a financial contribution or contingent support from the federal government.

The Strategy defined a set of targets for products, channels and enablers of financial inclusion. This revised National Financial Inclusion Strategy sets a clear agenda for significantly increasing access to and usage of quality and affordable financial services by 2020. The recommendations are based on a review carried out on the original strategy from October 2017 to June 2018 and the need to focus priorities on access and strategies that will provide the deserved results in the target year.

The overall goal of this Gender Policy is to build a just society devoid of discrimination, harness the full potentials of all social groups regardless of sex or circumstance, promote the enjoyment of fundamental human rights and protect the health, social, economic and political wellbeing of all citizens to achieve equitable rapid economic growth.

This edition of the National Drug Policy presents new strategies for consolidating achievements in areas where progress has been recorded and addressing areas that need more positive action. It aligns the National Drug Policy with the vision of the National Health Act 2014, the National Health Policy 2016 and the National Strategic Health Development Plan II 2018-2022.

This policy is formulated with objectives that target three areas (economic, social & environmental). It aims to accelerate investment in new infrastructure and ensure that existing infrastructure is upgraded to a satisfactory standard and ensure balanced regional development.

The revised 5th edition of the Workers’ Manual contains technical and operational instructions for all health workers implementing TB and Leprosy control activities and managing TB, TB/HIV, leprosy and Buruli ulcer diseases in Nigeria.

An Act to establish the National Commission for Mass Literacy, Adult and Non-Formal Education and work in co-operation with all concerned to eradicate illiteracy in Nigeria.

The new Broadband Plan is designed to deliver data download speeds across Nigeria of a minimum 25Mbps in urban areas, and 10Mbps in rural areas, with effective coverage available to at least 90% of the population by 2025 at a price not more than N390 per 1GB of data (i.e. 2% of median income or 1% of minimum wage).

This Bill is for an Act to provide legal, governance, regulatory and fiscal framework for the Nigerian petroleum industry, the development of host communities and for related matters.

This charter document shows the ministry of water resources’ commitment towards the delivery of services through its shared mission and vision, goals and objectives.

The Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP) is updated due to the request by the Government of Nigeria for an Additional Financing (AF) and parent project restructuring to include vaccine acquisition and deployment activities. Therefore, this updated SEP covers the procedure for stakeholder engagement for the Parent Project, the AF, and the restructured project.

This policy responds to the needs of children and the violence that affects them in and around schools. It uses an all-hazard approach that builds on existing school safety and security laws and policy initiatives to identify and put mechanisms in place to address all kinds of hazards, including natural, man-made, structural and non-structural hazards that affect the well-being of learners, teachers, school users and the school community for the safety and security of schools in Nigeria.