This is an Act establishing the Nigerian Export Promotion Council to promote the development and diversification of Nigeria’s export trade and for the development of export-earning sectors of the economy as well as other related matters.

The policy defines the roles of teachers in the provision of quality education and a plan to realize Education for All (EFA) and Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

The Freedom of Information Act ensures that public records and information are made available to the public. It outlines the processes of requesting documents and the responsibilities of government agencies when such requests are made.

This is an Act for establishing a foreign exchange market for the monitoring and supervision of all transactions carried out in the market and for other related matters.

This is an Act establishing the Nigeria Export-Import Bank for the control and administration of export credit guarantee and insurance in Nigeria including the powers of the bank functions of the bank and other miscellaneous matters.

This Act is a decree by the Military government establishing and designating the oil and gas export free zones in Nigeria including exemption from taxes, approval of enterprises, licensing and other related matters.

This is an Act repealing the Pension Reform Act 2004 and enacting the Pension Reform Act 2014 to govern and regulate the administration and management of the unified contributory pension scheme for the private and public sector in Nigeria.

This Act amends the Dishonoured Cheques Offences Act 2004 and outlines the penalties associated with dishonoured cheques in Nigeria as well as other connected matters.

This is an Act outlining the provisions for the settlement of trade disputes and other related matters in Nigeria including procedures for settling disputes and other supplementary general provisions.

This is the subsidiary legislation of the Federal Highways Act and outlines the regulation for federal highways prohibition of livestock and handcarts.

This is an Act specifying the regulation for the administration, management and collection of customs and excise duties in Nigeria as well as other ancillary matters such as offences concerning imported goods and provisions on the forfeiture, seizure and condemnation of goods.

This Act is a repeal of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria Act 1990. The Act enacts a new the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria Act, responsible for controlling membership and practice of the banking profession in Nigeria and other related matters.

This Act specifies the provisions for the definition, protection, transfer, infringement and penalty for the copyright in literary works, musical works, artistic and cinematograph works as well as other related matters on copyright.

This Act outlines the government prohibition and prescribes the punishment for corrupt practices and related offences in Nigeria. The Act makes provision for the establishment of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission with the authority of investigating and prosecuting offenders. Finally, the Act makes provisions to protect anybody who gives information to the commission on corrupt practices.

The Act is a repeal of the Counterfeit Currency Act 1974. The Act outlines the penalty for counterfeiting in currency and other related matters such as the provisions for arrest, trials and seizure of offenders.

This is an Act permitting the Central Bank of Nigeria Governor to order the stoppage of any account of any person in circumstances where there are payment irregularities in currency conversion exercise.

This is an Act mandating employers of labour in Nigeria to establish, execute and maintain a housing scheme for its employers where the employers have at least 500 employees and for other connected matters.

This is an Act providing incentives to manufacturers of export produce to foster exports in Nigeria and for other related matters.

Based on international best practices for debt sustainability. These guidelines apply to external borrowing by the Federal and State governments and public entities to avoid unsustainable debt and for the development of the domestic market as well as to maintain a sustainable debt-to-GDP ratio in Nigeria.

These technical standards guide the establishment of electronic linkages between service providers so that they can exchange traffic and also allow users of multiple networks to communicate with each other. The standards only focus on the physical connection between two separate networks.