This Roadmap provides an integrated framework for ICT development in Nigeria and describe the government strategy in governance; policy, laws, and regulations guiding the ICT industry and infrastructure. It also focuses on capacity building across ICT value chains.

This document contains strategies and guidelines for granting Right of Way to ICT Service Providers on federal highways. The document was developed by the Ministry of Communications and the Ministry of Power, Works, and Housing

These Regulations are made to provide a legal and regulatory framework for the lawful interception of Communications in Nigeria. It describes the processes of collection and disclosure of intercepted communications. IT also explains the nature of communications to be intercepted and provides the legal and regulatory framework for such interceptions.

Building on the Nigerian Communications Act, the mobile number portability regulations seek to provide a regulatory framework to ensure effective and efficient porting of mobile number between Mobile Service Providers and other authorized parties. The Act also describes the administration of a number portability clearing house to facilitate the transactions.

This framework for the control and regulation of the Value-Added Service (Content Service) empowers the Nigerian Communications Commission to make subsidiary laws to promote improve value added service by industry players. It provides details on the responsibilities of the industry players to end users.

Building on the Nigerian Communications Act, the Type Approval Regulations lays the framework for the approval of communications equipment for connection to communications networks in Nigeria.

Pursuant to the Nigerian Communications Act, the numbering regulations provide a regulatory framework for the control, planning, administration, management and assignment of mobile numbers. It sets the rules for assign, transfer, port, and use numbers under the national numbering and electronic addressing plan.

These regulations outline the process to determine of all frequency spectrum fees for commercial activities in the telecommunications sector in Nigeria. Its objectives are to establish a competitive pricing structure and promote efficiency in the usage of frequency spectrum. It also explains the processes involved in obtaining the frequency spectrum licenses

These guidelines were developed the Nigerian Communications Commission to manage and regulate the use of spectrum for players in the communications sector. It explains the processes involved in spectrum transfer, leasing and sharing.

These guidelines provide the framework to achieve a well-developed and organized satellite communications market in Nigeria. Through these guidelines, Nigeria hopes to encourage innovation and guarantee public safety while rendering of commercial satellite services.

These regulations create a regulatory framework for the effective and efficient administration of the annual operating levy regime paid by network operators.

These Regulations prescribes the procedures to be followed by a network licensee in preparing approved consumer codes of practice. It also determines and describes the required contents and features of any consumer code prepared by, or otherwise applicable to a Licensee.

The licensing regulations provide a regulatory framework for effective and efficient licensing processes and procedures in the communications industry, the operation of communications systems and facilities, and the operation of communications services. It covers licensing processes, procedures, and approval.

This document establishes the Internet Code of Practice to clearly define and protect the rights and obligations of Internet Access Service Providers. It also explains the procedures of handling offensive and potentially harmful content on the internet.

The Nigerian Communications Act was enacted by the National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to establish the national frequency management council and the universal access fund to reform the Nigerian communications commission and repeal the Nigerian communications commission Act 1992.

This Act provides a legal and regulatory framework for the Prohibition, Prevention, Detection, Prosecution and Punishment of Cybercrimes in Nigeria. It promotes cybersecurity and the protection of systems, data, programs, intellectual property, and privacy rights in Nigeria.

This document outlines the framework for development and implementation of the Communications Act. It enshrines the strategic balanced scorecard as the framework for the development in the Communications sector.

The agricultural transformation agenda lays out the strategies to develop Nigeria’s agricultural sector to drive income growth, eradicate hunger, and achieve food and nutritional security. A key highlight of the policy is the fertilizer strategy which the government hope to leverage to stimulate increased food production.

Building on the Agricultural Transformation Agenda, Nigeria plans to use the APP to address the issues of importation and low foreign exchange earnings from agriculture. A key highlight of this policy will include improving agricultural productivity, priority production for export market, and boosting local production.

The Anchor Borrowers’ Programme is Nigeria’ Central Bank development initiative. The program is creating a linkage between anchor companies involved in processing, and small holder farmers (SHFs). This document outlines the policy strategy and the guidelines for the implementation. It includes focus commodities and target recipients.