The Nigerian Oil and Gas industry content Act was developed to provide steps to be used for development and monitoring of Nigerian content in Oil and Gas industry. This guideline is issued pursuant to the provisions of the Nigeria Oil and Gas industry content development Act to establish a procedure for the administration and management of applications for temporary work permits and deployment of expatriates in the industry. It is intended to facilitate compliance with the relevant sections of the Act dealing with issues of expatriates on temporary work permit and deployment of such expatriates and technology transfer.

The Unified Access Service Licence provide approval for unified access services for network operators under section 32 of Nigerian Communications Act, 2003

This report is an in-depth analysis of effect, correlation, and ultimate impact of cybercrime on foreign direct investment.

NCC’s information request notice 2017-year end to all other operators and service providers

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

The National Financial Inclusion Strategy outlines Nigeria’s strategy to reduce financial exclusion to 20 percent by 2020. The strategy focuses on agency banking, mobile payments, linkage models and client empowerment.

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 document highlights structure, benefits, challenges, and the processes involved in administering the common external tariff in West Africa.

This grazing reserve bill aims to establish grazing reserve in each of the states of Nigeria to improve agriculture yield from livestock farming and curb incessant conflicts between cattle farmers and crop farmers.

This policy seeks to develop a critical mass of Nigerians in the area of space science and technology to enable the country realize its objectives for achieving technological, industrial and economic self-reliance. This therefore has an effect of building indigenous competence in developing hardware and software in space technology.

This document is issued by the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) to focus on core areas that involve driving indigenous innovation, developing the local ICT Industry and establishing Intellectual Property regulation and protection standards, each of which has a set of related strategic goals. These strategic goals form the basis of specific guidelines that include recommendations for the restructuring of the industry and Actions required by NITDA, NCC and other government MDAs. They also create potential opportunities for local companies and provide a set of appropriate performance measures linked to the achievement of the strategic goals.

The purpose of these guidelines is to coordinate operational activities in the downstream sector in Nigeria. The document, which was developed from the Appropriate Pricing Framework (APF) has the primary objective of establishing a petroleum downstream sector that is sustainable by promoting and encouraging private sector participation.

In pursuance of the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) mandate, these guidelines were developed to achieve structured engagement of youth, establish developmental infrastructure, attract new businesses and sustain growth of communities where Oil and Gas operations take place.

This Act gives effect to certain fiscal incentives offered to Oil and Gas companies operating in the deep offshore and inland basin areas under production, sharing contracts between the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, companies that hold oil prospecting licenses (mining leases and various petroleum explorations) and other production companies.

This document provides business guidelines to operators and service companies that deploy expatriates within the Nigerian Oil and Gas industry. It aims to create a database of all expatriates, as well as a tool for monitoring expatriate utilization in the Oil and Gas industry

This guideline document facilitates compliance with the relevant sections of the Act dealing with the deployment of expatriates and succession planning.

This document provides for the governance of the Petroleum industry in Nigeria. It highlights the regulations developed by the Nigeria Petroleum Regulatory Commission to promote healthy and efficient conduct of all Petroleum Operators in an environmentally friendly and sustainable manner.

Nigeria is clearly over dependent on Crude Oil for its Foreign Exchange earnings; hence, the economy is vulnerable to unstable nature of the international oil market. This policy document was developed to serve as a blueprint for the sustainable development, supply and utilization of energy in Nigeria. It recognizes the multi-dimensional nature of energy and addresses issues such as research, energy pricing, legislation, energy efficiency, and environment.

The purpose of this document is to define the policy of the Federal Government in respect of Nigeria’s Natural Gas endowment, establish its medium to long-term targets for Gas reserves growth and utilization and record strategies to be pursued to ensure the successful implementation of the policy in accordance with Nigeria’s national socio-economic development priorities.

The purpose of this document is to define the policy of the Federal Government of Nigeria in respect of Nigeria’s Crude Oil endowment, establish its medium to long-­term targets for the development of its Crude Oil endowment and record strategies to be pursued to ensure the successful implementation of the policy.