This regulation covers: institutional framework; authorised markets for trading; quality of financial assets; conflict resolution; investment limits and performance benchmark; authorised and unauthourised investment and voting rights.

This regulation outlines the methodology for calculation and payment of fees, the procedures for payment of fees and maximum allowable charges for pension funds.

This is the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for the promotion of good governance, law and order and for the welfare of citizens on the principles of freedom, equity, justice and unity.

This Act is for the establishment of the National Human Rights Commission with the objective of protecting and ensuring respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms of citizrns regardless of their race, sex, language or religion.

The goal of this policy is to ensure health programmes are led by qualified health promotion specialist and expert for the effectiveness of health promotion intervention in Nigeria. The policy ensure the following principles: government accountability and responsiblility, equality, equity and social inclusion, ethics, professionlism, efficiency, legislation and regulation and stakeholders collaboration.

The aim of this policy include the diversification of the country’s energy sources, development of the country’s renewable energy potential, to ensure affordable and reliable supply of sustainable energy, the promotion of energy supply to rural areas, and the protection of energy consumers.

The goal of this policy is to ensure that all Nigerians have access to timely, affordable, quality, efficient and equitable healthcare service. The policy is anchored on 4 strategies namely strengthening health financing governance, adequate revenue generation, protection of financial risk and efficient strategic purchasing of essential health services.

This is an Act for the estblishment of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation elaborating its regulatory role and commercial activities as well as the control of the petroleum sector.

The objective of this paln is to make Nigeria the preferred hub for manufacturing in West Africa in order to boost job creation, foster economic diversification, import substitution, export diversification and expanding the government tax base.

This document highlight the strategic plan of the government to promote national security, social harmony, economic development, international partnership and the protection of human rights of migrants and the vulnerable.

This document outlines the framwork for the development of the health sector for the period 2018 to 2022. The strategy is focused on mobilising resources for the health sector and collaboration and coordination between stakeholders for the development of the health sector.

The aim of this policy include improving the effectiveness and management of ODA resources, coordinate the flow of ODA into priority and strategic sectors, good governance of ODA resources, strengthen the institutional capacity of stakeholders in the implementation of ODA and improved collaboration between Nigeria and its development partners.

This document highlights the government national security objectives including protecting Nigeria people and territory, promote’s Nigeria prosperity and sustainable developement, promote national unity and peaceful coexistence and to promote Nigeria’s regional and international interest.

This policy and action plan aims to institutionalise and coordinate PCVE programmes across the country, strengthen the judicial system and the rule of law, to foster individuals and communities to prevent violent extremism and to ensure recovery from violent extremism.

These regulations is an amendment of the Petroleum Act. It comprises regulations related to licenses and royalty in the petroleum sector.

This Act provides the guidance and procedures for determining whether a particular conduct impedes competition. The Act clarifies what is competition and what is not in other to prevent abuse of dominance and to ensure a fairer communication market.

These regulations outlines the procedures and for preparing approved consumer codes as well as the contents and features of any consumer codes.

This policy is a reference document of all health workers in the private and public sector. The document serves a tool to ensure effective healthcare delivery in both the private and public sector.

This policy is to ensure the protection of the public from water related diseases. The standard applies to state water agencies, community drinking water system,water vendors, water used in public and private establishment, water used in food processing and water from privately owned drinking water system.

This Act is an amendment to the 2011 Terrorism Act and provides for the extra-territorial application of the Act in offences such as financing of terrorism.