This strategy serves as a point of reference and a navigation tool to guide current and future agriculture intervention of the government towards nutrition in Nigeria.

The policy document provides an overarching framework to address problems of food and nutrition in Nigeria. It guides the identification, design, and implementation of intervention activities across multiple sectors.

The seed policy serves as a reference and guide to actors in the seed industry. It defines the position of the government on all imaginable staking points in the seed value chain.

The Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation Decree stipulates the law guiding the establishment of the Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation, its functions, powers, and staff composition.

The National Gender Policy in Agriculture is a gender-focused strategy complements existing policies in the agriculture sector and the National Gender Policy, 2006. This policy operates at the intersection of agriculture and gender.

The Accounting manual is a standard document to ensure accuracy, probity and transparency in the management and disbursement of Funds made to the various Tertiary Institutions benefiting from the Education Fund.

The Universal Basic Education Act of 2004 highlights the federal Government intervention, rights of children to free basic education, establishment of the Universal Basic Education Commission, States Basic Education Board and Local Government Education Authority.

This policy ensures that gender equality is integrated into components of the education policy. The objective is to eliminate gender disparities in primary and secondary education, and ensuring full and equal access of quality education for all children.

This Act establishes the National Board for Technical Education to advise the Federal Government on technical education which falls outside the scope of the universities and other matters ancillary thereto.

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).

Laws of the federation of Nigeria guiding the establishment of the National Examinations Council, its functions, powers, staff composition, financial provisions, and other miscellaneous.

An Act to establish the National Teachers’ Institute to be managed by a National Teachers’ Institute Council and to be responsible for the organisation of programmes for the training, development, upgrading and certification of teachers and to provide for other matters related thereto.

The policy outlines the government’s vision to build a a society clear of
gender bias and develop a culture of promoting the participation of women and children in the process of national development.

A policy document that clearly sets out the country’s educational goals in terms of their relevance to the needs of the individual and those of the society, in consonance with the realities of the environment and the modern world.

An Act to establish the Nigerian Education Bank to approve and disburse loans for educational purposes and for matters connected therewith.

This policy was developed to drive inclusion of persons with special needs, provide equity and access in a barrier free environment, maximize their potentials and nurture their intelligence, notwithstanding social, economic, political, religious, language and other circumstances.

This policy highlights the plan to ensure availability and accessibility to
controlled medicines, including local manufacturing of schedule I narcotics and decentralization of
its warehousing. It incorporates a framework that describes the quality assurance mechanisms and funding recommendations to
ensure sustained availability of the medicines.

The ERGP policy lays the strategy to deliver sustained and inclusive economic growth in Nigeria from 2017 to 2020. This Plan outlines strategic lines of actions to boost economic growth such increasing oil production to 2.5mbpd by 2020, privatizing selected public enterprises/assets, and overhauling public refineries to reduce petroleum product imports by 60 percent by 2018.

This document outlines Nigeria’s economic agenda, macroeconomic direction, medium-term fiscal strategies and projected incomes and expenditures from 2018 to 2020.