The overarching intent of this strategy document is to articulate the strategy and vision of the Federal Government of Nigeria for a countrywide universal Home Grown School Feeding Programme.

This Act establishes the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission and the Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal to promote competition in the Nigerian markets at all levels by eliminating monopolies, prohibiting abuse of a dominant market position and penalizing other restrictive trade and business practices.

A law to provide protection against domestic violence and for connected purposes.

This document by Hon. Sergius Ose Ogun is in support of a bill for an Act to prohibit the use, manufacture and importation of all plastic bags used for commercial and household packaging to address its harmful impacts to oceans, rivers, lakes, forests, environment, wildlife as well as human beings and also to relieve pressure on landfills and waste management and for other related matters.

An Act for an Act to repeal the Trafficking in Persons (Prohibition) Enforcement and Administration Act, 2003 as amended and to enact the Trafficking in Persons (Prohibition) Enforcement and Administration Act to provide measures against trafficking.

This document contains an updated Nationally Determined Contribution towards the fight against climate change and fulfilment of the Paris Agreement.

These rules apply to child rights proceedings within the Family Court in the Federal Capital Territory.

This Act is for the establishment of the National Senior Citizens Centre and specifies the functions, membership, management, governance, regulations, powers, sources of funding, and procedure for disqualification as well as other related matters.

This Act repeals the Prison Act of 2004 and outlines the rules and regulations as well as the obligations of the Nigerian Correctional Service and the rights of inmates.

This Act amends the Personal Income Tax Act of 2004 and other matters relating to personal income tax in Nigeria.

This Act repeals the Police Act of 2004, and provide for a more accountable, transparent and responsible police force in the operations and management. The main objectives of this Act are to promote professionalism in the police force and foster trust, partnership and cooperation between the police force and members of the public to ensure peace and stability across the country.

The National Minimum Standards for Drug Dependence Treatment in Nigeria was developed with the objective of minimizing drug-related harm and eradicating illicit drug use. By developing this policy, the Nigerian government hopes to improve the treatment of substance use disorders in Nigeria.

This Act repeals the Railway Loan Act of 2004.

This Act makes provision for secure transactions, regulation and registration of movable assets in Nigeria. The objectives of this Act include: to promote financial inclusion; increase credit provision and lending to SMEs; promote access to credit with movable assets; promote security interest in movable assets; to establish a collateral registry as well as other related matters.

This Act amends the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria Act of 2010 including the banking sector resolution cost fund and other related matters.

The main objective of this Act is for the prudent management of the Nation’s economic resources to achieve long-term macroeconomic stability in Nigeria. The Act makes provision for the establishment of the Fiscal Responsibility Commission outlining the functions, powers and management as well as other related matters.

This is an Act for the establishment of the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria to provide credit facilities to mortgage institutions for the economic development of Nigeria. The Act specifies the powers, functions and management of the Federal Mortgage Bank as well as other related matters.

This document highlights the responsibilities and expectations of the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria to customers, stakeholders and members of the public.

This is an Act for the establishment of the Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission elucidating the powers, functions, management, financial provision and legal proceedings as well as other related matters.

The main objectives of this policy include: ensuring value for money in public investment projects; promoting investment in infrastructure to satisfactory standards; increasing cooperation with the private sector in infrastructural development; effectively managing fiscal risk associated with public-private-partnership; to ensure balance infrastructural development across the country.