This is an Act repealing the Investment and Securities Act 1991 and establishing the Securities and Exchange Commission as the main regulatory authority for the Nigeria Capital Market and for regulating the market to protect investors and ensure a fair, efficient and transparent market and the reduction of systemic risk in the market and for other general matters.

This Act specifies the provisions for the formation registration and organisation of trade unions in Nigeria.

This is an Act authorizing the government to borrow money by issuing treasury bills in Nigeria. The Act specified the Authority of the Central Bank and the Minister of Finance in the issue of treasury bills.

This code sets the framework to drive transparency and integrity in the telecommunications sector. It hopes to safeguard shareholder values by monitoring overall compliance with the key provisions of the Code.

This is an Act repealing the Labour Code Act and enacting the Labour Act to consolidate the law relating to labour in Nigeria such as the protection of wages, contract of employees, condition of employment and other general provisions.

This is an Act establishing the use of decimal currency in Nigeria. The decimal currency will be Kobo and one Naira will be the equivalent of 100 Kobo.

These regulations by the Central Bank of Nigeria are for the prevention of money laundering and financing of terrorism in Nigeria. The regulation specifies the offences, measures and sanctions, customer due diligence, maintenance of records, internal control, receipt and payment policy and other general matters.

This is an Act outlining the provisions for the control of buildings and other structures associated and used in connection with mines or quarries in Nigeria as well as other related matters.

This is an Act specifying the provisions for the establishment of the Ministry of Finance outlining the powers of the ministry and the minister and for other related regulations.

This is an Act suspending wandering as an offence and removing simple offences from detention.

This is an Act outlining the penalties for minor offences and the procedure for trial of such offenders. These offences are also known as miscellaneous offences.

This Act is an amendment of the Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act 2011 to include increased customer due diligence and other connected matters on money laundering prohibition.

This Act repeals the Money Laundering Act 2003 and outlines the provisions noting money laundering as a crime and illegal action. The Act specifies the penalties for money laundering activities as well as other related matters.

This is an Act specifying the provisions for the establishment and licensing of mortgage institutions in Nigeria to grant loans to the public for the purchase or construction of a dwelling house, improvement and to accept savings and deposits from members of the public and for related matters.

The industrial training fund Act of the federal government Act enacted by the National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria sets out the framework to promote the acquisition of industrial skills and training in management for technical and entrepreneurial development in Nigeria. Through this act, vocal skills acquired by apprentices, craftsmen and technicians can be certified.

This Act repeals the Minerals and Mining Act 1999 and re-enacts the Nigerian Minerals and Mining Act 2007 to regulate all activities in the mining sector such as exploration and exploitation of solid minerals in Nigeria and other related matters.

The is an Act for the establishment of the Federal High Court as a high court. The Act outlines the powers of the court as well as other related matters.

This is an Act establishing the Council of Engineers in Nigeria to regulate the activities of engineers. The Act specify the registration procedure and professional discipline and other miscellaneous matters.

This Act specifies the provisions related to diplomatic immunities and privileges. The Act highlights the immunities of foreign envoys and international organisations as well as other supplemental matters.

This is an Act authorizing the government to raise loans to finance development in Nigeria and for other related matters.