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.

The eNaira is the digital form of the Fiat currency (Naira), issued by the Central Bank of Nigeria in line with section 19 of the CBN Act. The guidelines seek to provide simplicity in the operation of the eNaira, encourage general acceptability and use, promote the low cost of transactions, drive financial inclusion while minimizing inherent risks of disintermediation or any negative impact on the financial system.

The federal ministry of water resources launched the compendium and digital map of dams on the 7th of August, 2021. The development of this compendium and digital map involves the documentation and harmonization of information on all dams and irrigation in the country. A total of 408 Dams are documented in the Compendium as follows: 142 Large Dams, 59 Medium Dams and 207 Small Dams.

This document highlights the features of the Farin-Ruwa Multipurpose Dam Project (FRMDP) located in Wamba Local Government Area of Nasarawa State near its border with Plateau State. Part of the dam catchment area falls inside Plateau State.

The main policy objective of this policy is to foster the integrated management of water resources for optimum, sustainable, efficient, and equitable water resources development and management to meet the

This Hygiene Promotion strategic plan is designed to serve as a key and vital intervention to get the benefit from water and sanitation facilities. It will help people to acquire knowledge to understand the relationship between good health and good hygiene.

This is a Bill for an Act to establish a regulatory framework for the water resources sector in Nigeria, provide for the equitable and sustainable development, management, use and conservation of Nigeria’s surface water and groundwater resources and other related matters.

The National Aquaculture Strategy presents a framework to increase domestic fish production and reposition the government as a facilitator and regulator rather than an investor or institutional manager in the aquaculture industry.

The Irrigation Policy goal is to achieve sustainable growth and enhanced performance of irrigation, contributing fully to the goals of the Nigerian agricultural sector, as outlined in vision 20:2020; National Transformation Agenda; Agricultural Transformation Agenda; and National Policy on Agriculture for Nigeria (2012).

This document presents the hygiene promotion “in and through” schools implementation approach. It details the roles and responsibilities of Parents Teachers Associations/ School-Based Management Committee SUBEB, teachers and Environment Health Clubs, domains of hygiene and life skill-based activities in schools, schools and community interface and guide for awareness creation.

These guidelines are about the implementation of hygiene promotion (HP) in Public Health Care (PHC) facilities and at other public places (rural markets, weekly markets and Inter-state taxi/transport stands) in Nigeria.

These guidelines are to guide the verification, certification and validation processes for declaring communities Open Defecation Free (ODF) and total sanitation.

This document by the National Council on Water Resources with the theme “Managing Water Resources in Crisis: the Nigerian Experience” focuses on contemporary challenges of the sector considering pre-Covid 19, post-Covid-19 eras and the impact of climate change on integrated water resources management.

These Guidelines cover a wide range of subject matter. It highlights practical challenges and proffers possible solutions to such challenges.

This is an Act to make public records and information more freely available, provide for public access to public records and information, protect public records and information to the extent consistent with the public interest. The Act also aims to protect the privacy of public officers from adverse consequences from disclosing certain kinds of official information without authorization and establish procedures for the achievement of those purposes and; for related matters.