This is an Act regulating the activities of banks and other financial institutions as well as other general matters. The Act highlights the functions of the CBN, licensing of banks and other financial institutions and other miscellaneous matters.

The traditional medicine policy provides the guidelines for the practice of traditional medicine in Nigeria. Driven by the need to expand healthcare coverage in Nigeria, the government plans to incorporate this practice into the existing healthcare systems.

This is an Act repealing the Banks and Other Financial Institutions Act, 2004 and enacting the Banks and Other Financial Institutions Act 2020, regulating the activities of banks and other financial institutions as well as other general matters. The Act highlights the functions of the CBN, licensing of banks and other financial institutions and other miscellaneous matters.

This is an Act amending the Banks and Other Financial Institutions Act, 1991 regulating the activities of banks and other financial institutions as well as other general matters. The Act highlights the functions of the CBN, licensing of banks and other financial institutions and other miscellaneous matters.

This is an Act outlining provision for the granting of tax relief and other incentives on personal investments in National Risk Fund, venture capital companies, venture capital projects and other connected matters.

These regulations by the Nigerian Ports Authority covers the entrance of ships and the management of ships while in a port as well as other related regulations such as breaking up and removal of wreck and obstructions in a Port.

This By-Laws covers the mooring of ships, loading and discharging of cargo, prevention of fire, admission of pension to port and penalties for breach of By-Laws.

This is a compulsory order on pilotage in the 3 pilotage district: Port of Lagos, Port of Port-Harcourt, and Port of Calabar.

With about 400 thousand to 800 thousand women living with obstetric fistula in Nigeria, the Nigerian government developed the Standard of Practice on Obstetric Fistula to train healthcare workers to provide quality and evidence-based care for obstetric fistula patients.

This By-Laws for the Petroleum Wharf Apapa outlines the By-Laws for loading and discharging cargo, fire, and fire precautions, vehicles in the Wharf, oil leakages and spillage and the penalty for breach of By-Laws.

These regulations by the Nigerian Ports Authority makes provision for all matters related to pilotage including authority pilots, licensed pilots, compulsory pilotage, pilotage flags and offences as well as other provisions related to the Ports Act.

These regulations apply to Piers in Ports or approaching Ports, including applications for license, grant of license, fees and dues, and other miscellaneous matters.

These regulations highlight the dues and rates of the Nigerian Ports Authority including liabilities to pay dues, harbour dues, dues on ships using the port, dues and rates on cargo and other connected matters.

This Act outlines the provision for the establishment of the Nigerian Railway Corporation. The Act highlights the necessary regulations for the carriage of goods, carriage of passengers, and responsibility of corporations as carriers and warehousemen.

This subsidiary legislation comprises By-Laws of the Nigerian Railway Corporation including fines and excess charges and provisions relating to road vehicles.

This Act is for the establishment of the Nigerian Shippers’ Council with the responsibility of protecting the interest of shippers in matters relating to imports and exports in Nigeria and for other miscellaneous matters.

The Act outlines the related offences for unauthorized entry and illegal transactions within any Ports in Nigeria. The Act highlights the penalties and trial procedures and other general matters.

This is an Act to allow for the passing of vessels and goods in transit between the sea and outside Nigeria both by river channels and by land.

This is an Act for the establishment of the Nigerian Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria. The Act specify the function of the Authority, management, financial provisions, and other miscellaneous matters.

The Standard Treatment Guidelines builds on the National Drug Policy. It provides a clear pathway to achieving comprehensive healthcare delivery services in Nigeria. This document contains a list of diseases and conditions, their clinical features, diagnoses, prevention, and standard treatment.