Nigeria’s National Policy on Education of 2013 serves as a guideline for the administration, management and implementation of education in Nigeria. It outlines the standards, and requirements for education services in Nigeria.

This Act repeals the Nigerian Pilgrims Commission Act 1990 and establishes the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria vested with the responsibility of licensing, regulating, performing oversight, and undertaking supervisory functions on matters related to Hajj Pilgrimage in Nigeria. The Act outlines the functions of the commission, composition and administration and other general regulations.

This Act makes the provisions for the award of National honours by warrant to be issued by the President of Nigeria.

This is an Act for the creation of the National Institute for Labour Studies and its governing Council. The Act outlines the functions and powers of the Council, financial provisions and other miscellaneous matters.

This is an Act to set up the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies, for research, study, analysis and discussion of policy issues in Nigeria for successful national development. The Act outlines the functions of the institute, organization, financial provision and other miscellaneous matters.

This is an Act for the establishment of the National Insurance Corporation of Nigeria, outlining its functions, management, financial provision and other miscellaneous matters such as penalties for false information and offences by a corporate body.

This is an Act to set up the National Mathematical Centre to train and develop national capacity and skills in mathematical sciences, and to provide a resource centre to serve national and international communities in mathematical sciences.

This Act makes provisions for the forfeiture of certain properties of a Director of the Special Structures Company Limited which properties were purchased from the proceeds of loan granted to the Company and which had already been settled by the Kaduna State Government.

This Act makes provision for the dissolution of three companies in which Mr Solomon Nagaty or Davis of America had interest and the forfeiture of their properties to the Federal Government of Nigeria.

This is an Act to amend the Public Officers (Forfeiture of Assets) Order 1978 and empower the Federal Military Government properties forfeited therein, regardless of any defect in any previous transaction relating to the properties.

This is an Act to validate the forfeiture of certain properties in Nigeria and for other connected matters.

This is an Act to provide for the forfeiture of the property known as No.8 Okotie-Eboh Street, Southwest Ikoyi and for other incidental matters.

This report, compiled by the Nigerian Communications Commission, aims to develop a policy framework on mobile parental control in line with best practices to protect children from exposure to inappropriate online(internet) content.

This is an Act to enable the Federal Republic of Nigeria abide by certain international conventions done at Geneva on 12 August 1949 and for matters connected therewith.

This is an Act to set up a Board for the control and practice of the profession of health records management including the training, professional discipline and other miscellaneous regulations.

This Act specifies the number of Judges of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.

This Act outlines the provision for the licensing and control of the refining of hydrocarbon oils for purposes of excise duty and levy and other related regulations.

This Act outlines the laws relating to immigration in Nigeria and the control in Nigeria certain persons including resident permits, deportation, travel documents and other miscellaneous regulations.

This Act makes provision for the prohibition of importation into Nigeria of certain food items especially those contaminated by toxic substances as well as the penalty for the breach of the prohibition.

This Act specifies the provisions for authorized all authorized communications on income tax including the powers of the Inspector-General of Police and other incidental matters.