This regulation specify the biometrics standard for biometric capture in Nigeria; to standardize the transmission, and storage processes for enrolment and verification in the data collection process; ensure consistent, interoperability, and reliability in biometric capture for NIN; enable detection and elimination of duplicate identity; to identify applicable biometric standards in line with best practices.

The main objectives of these regulations include the effective verification and authentication of persons registered in the database, and to make provision for the granting of access to information of persons registered in the database to security agencies and other public and private agencies.

The objective of this policy include: reducing the cost of governance through integration and interoperability of

government database across MDAs; to enhance the quality of government service delivery via the national identification system; to promote public order and facilitate the enforcement of law and order; to ensure the privacy of individual data; to enhance the security of private information; to guarantee the identity needs of government and the private sector entities.

These guidelines by the National Identity Management Commission related to biometric enrolment in Nigeria such as face biometrics basics; fingerprints biometrics; and other related matters.

The objective of this framework includes: to increase youth participation in the policymaking process; to promote youth leadership in governance and public administration; to equip the Nigerian Youth adequately for future development challenges; to foster national unity among the youth; to increase learning and experiences through peer learning.

The National Drug Policy of 2005 focuses on stimulating the local production of essential drugs by Nigerian pharmaceutical companies. The policy hopes to achieve adequate supply and rational use of drugs. It also emphasized the promotion of herbal remedies and the development of raw materials for local production. In addition, this document outlines the roles of the various levels of government towards implementing this policy.

These regulations cover the production or presentation of films, video works, censorships, and ownership of copyrights in Nigeria as well as other related matters.

This is an Act for the establishment of the National Film and Video Censors Board specifying the functions, membership, management, governance and other related matters.

The objectives of this policy include: to increase transparency in government and business activities; to enhance revenue management in the extractive sector; to promote accountability and good governance; to reduce corruption in the sector; to provide access to government data on the sector to enhance transparency; to improve government policy-making process in the sector; to promote free access to data in the sector for the public.

This is an Act for the establishment of the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative to ensure transparency and accountability in the activities of stakeholders in the extractive industry and for the payment of dues to the Federal Government of Nigeria and other related matters.

This document shows the Federal Government of Nigeria’s expenditure allocation across ministries, departments and agencies. Outlining the personnel, overhead, recurrent and capital expenditures for the year 2018.

This document shows the Federal Government of Nigeria’s expenditure allocation across ministries, departments and agencies. Outlining the personnel, overhead, recurrent and capital expenditures for the year 2019.

This is an Act authorizing the government expenditure across ministries, departments and agencies for the year 2018.

This is an Act authorizing the government expenditure across ministries, departments and agencies for the year 2015.

This is an Act enforcing and domesticating the agreement between Nigeria and Spain on the avoidance of double taxation between the two countries. The agreement applies to personal income tax, corporate income tax, petroleum profits tax, capital gain tax, education tax, and other income and capital tax as well as related matters.

This is an Act for the establishment of the Chartered Institute of Local Government and Public Administration of Nigeria. The Act specifies the functions, powers, management, governance, the procedure for registration, professional discipline, fines and penalties as well as other related matters.

The Nigerian government developed the National Guidelines for Quantification of Narcotic medicines to standardize the quantification practices of narcotic medicines used for medical and scientific procedures in Nigeria.

This is an Act for the establishment of the Chartered Institute of Project Managers of Nigeria. The Act specifies the functions, powers, management, governance, procedures for the registration of members, professional discipline, fines and penalties as well as other related matters.

These regulations set out the requirements, procedures and standards relating to the administration of retirements and terminal benefits including the framework and guidance for issues regarding retirements, deaths and missing persons.