This policy aims to ensure the adequate supply of drugs at an affordable, safe and of the requird standard; to ensure raational and proper use of drugs and to promote the domestic production of essential drugs.

This goal of this policy is to institutionalise, coordinate and regulate the use of ambulance services for emergency medical services in Nigeria.

This strategy aim to reduce newborn and child morbidity and mortality caused by pneumonia. The strategy emphasises immunization, reduction in air pollution, and improved nutrition.

This policy is geared towards reducing the incidence, prevalence, and impact of ear diseases and hearing disorder by ensuring quality, accessible, equitable and affordable hearing care to prevent hearing loss to Nigerians.

The goal of this policy is to have a malaria free Nigeria. the strategy adopted by this policy include increased private sector participation, promoting innovative malaria intervention, increased government budgeting for malaria intervention and behavioural change to prevent and treat malaria.

The strategy is aimed at reducing neonatal mortality rate through the use of Chlorhexidine and covers five main components: market and users; manufacturing and distribution; clinical and regulatory; policy, advocacy amd financing; and coordination.

This policy document provides the direction for improving the performance of the Nigerian health system. The policy gives emhasis on strengthening primary health and collaboration of stakeholders including the private sector in the implementation of the policy.

This document provides strategies to improve surveillance for COVID-19 in the thirty-six states of Nigeria. It provides categories for testing; strategies to scale up case identification and sample collection; methods for case identification; and strategies for demand creation for sample collection.

This regulatory document provides guidelines to curb the spread of COVID-19 in Nigeria.

This document defines self-isolation as staying at home or in an identified accommodation, away from situations where you mix with family members or the general public, for the period of 14 days. This means any situation where you may come in close contact with others (face to face contact closer than 2 metres i.e. 5 feet). This document is designed to guide Nigerians on how to self-isolate during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.

This document is designed to provide guidance on provision of home care for persons with confirmed COVID-19 infection who are asymptomatic or who have mild symptoms. It emphasizes that home care should also be considered when inpatient care is unavailable or unsafe (e.g. limited capacity, resources).

This document details on guidelines to reduce physical contact between people with the aim of slowing down and reducing the spread of COVID-19 in Nigeria.

The purpose of this document is to provide key public health guidance to be considered while conducting elections during the COVID-19 pandemic. It provides recommendations and actions that should be taken to reduce the risk of exposure to COVID-19 for all voters, electoral officers, candidates and other participants.

This document provides guidance on how dead bodies/remains of patients suspected or confirmed to have died of COVID-19 can be safely transported between states or across international boundaries.

This guidance document was developed to guide engagement with the private sector medical laboratories to help accelerate the availability of COVID-19 diagnostic testing for the duration of the public health emergency.

This document provides guidelines for the management of pregnant women and nursing mothers during the COVID-19 pandemic. It makes provisions for care for both expectant mothers and expectant mothers with suspected or confirmed COVID-19.

This Act establishes the National Institute for Cancer Research and Treatment of Cancer patients in Nigeria. Among other things, the institute shall provide national leadership in cancer research, control and treatment, guide scientific improvements to cancer prevention, treatment and care, coordinate and liaise between the wide range of groups and health care providers with an interest in cancer.

This regulatory document declared COVID-19 a dangerous infectious disease and set quarantine rules for the restriction of movement in Lagos, FCT and Ogun State. It emphasizes that all seaports in Lagos should remain operational and movements of all passenger aircraft, both commercial and private jets are suspended.

This Act provides for the compulsory treatment and care for victims of gunshots. Section 2 emphasizes that every person, including security agents shall render every possible assistance to any person with gunshot wounds and ensure that the person is taken to the nearest hospital for immediate treatment. Section 3 and 5 emphasize that hospital shall report to the nearest police station within two hours of commencement of treatment and the penalty for failure to report gunshot cases respectively.

This is an interim guideline developed by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control to guide health workers in response to cases of COVID-19 in Nigeria. The guidelines include guidance on identifying and reporting suspect COVID-19 cases; diagnosing COVID-19; clinical management of COVID-19 cases; managing complications in patients with COVID-19; and discharge criteria for patients.