This is a parliamentary Act that provides for the formation and registration of building societies; and for matters incidental thereto and connected therewith.

An Act of parliament to establish a capital markets authority for the purpose of promoting, regulating and facilitating the development of an orderly, fair and efficient capital market in Kenya and for connected purposes

This is a parliamentary Act to give effect to the provisions of articles 225, 228 and 252 of the constitution regarding the functions of the office of the controller of budget and for connected purposes.

An Act of parliament to repeal and re-enact with amendments the arbitration act and to provide for connected purposes. It makes general provisions on form of arbitration agreement, waiver of right to object, stay of legal proceedings, interim measures by court, death of a party, and receipt of written communications and extent of court intervention.

This is a parliamentary Act to incorporate the cabinet secretary to the treasury of Kenya.

This is an Act to facilitate the establishment, operation and regulation of central depositories, to provide for the immobilisation and eventual dematerialisation of, and dealings in, securities deposited therewith in Kenya, and for connected purposes.

This parliamentary Act provides for the establishment of an authority to plan and co-ordinate the implementation of development projects in whole of the coast province and the exclusive economic zone and for connected purposes. The functions of the authority shall be to plan for the development of the area and initiate project activities identified from such planning in the development and through the government generally.

This is a parliamentary Act that provides for mandatory re-insurance cessions to the African re-insurance corporation and for matters related or incidental thereto.

This parliamentary Act provides for the prevention, investigation and punishment of corruption, economic crime and related offences and for matters connected.

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.

The objectives of this policy include to improve food security across the country, to ensure adequate nutrition of infants and women, to increase knowledge of nutrition among the populace and reduce micronutrient dificiency disorder among vulnerable groups in Nigeria.

The objectives of this strategic plan include stimulating the economy, employment creation, infrastructural development, promoting domestic production and adequate social protection for the poor and vulnerable groups.

This bill seeks to provide for relief on corporate tax liability, suspension of import duty on selected goods and deferral of residential mortgage obligations to the federal mortgage bank of Nigeria for a fixed term to protect jobs and alleviate the financial burden on citizens in response to the economic downturn occasioned by outbreak of COVID-19 disease and for related matters. It aims to protect the employment status of Nigerians and eliminate additional fiscal bottleneck on the importation of medical equipment, medicines, personal protection equipment and other such medical necessities.

The Economic Sustainability Plan is designed to mitigate the effects of a deep recession, while ensuring social stability and addressing long-standing economic vulnerabilities as envisaged in the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP).

This is a law to provide for the establishment of the Bayelsa State Development and Investment Corporation. It clearly states regulations for the establishment of the corporation, vesting of assets, objectives of the corporation, establishment and responsibility of the board, composition and tenure of the board, appointment of staff, and investment of funds of the corporation. The corporation’s objectives are to invest in such commercial, agricultural and or industrial activities or ventures that could be profitably undertaken, to drive, enhance and encourage economic and commercial activities in Bayelsa State, to start new activities after a careful assessment of risks and returns, such as: petroleum refineries, petro-chemical industries, toll roads, highways, water, sewage, waste management, hospital, real estate and such other activities that can be carried out profitably, to develop and or increase its human resources so it can gradually and correctly assert control and supervision of the core sectors in which it has substantial stakes, and toencourage and assist in the development and diversification of commerce and industry in Bayelsa State.

This is an Act to delimit the exclusive economic zone of Nigeria being an area extending up to 200 nautical miles seawards from the coasts of Nigeria. Within this Zone, and subject to universally recognized rights of other States (including land-locked States), Nigeria would exercise certain sovereign rights especially in relation to the conservation or exploitation of the natural resources (minerals, living species, etc.) of the sea bed, its subsoil and suprajacent waters and the right to regulate by law the establishment of artificial structures and installations and marine scientific research, amongst other things. Its section is concerned with delimitation of exclusive economic zone of Nigeria.

This document gives a report on the Executive Order 001 (EO1) signed on 18 May, 2017, by Vice President, Professor Yemi Osibajo (SAN), then Acting President. This first executive order of Buhari’s administration has been acknowledged as one of the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN)’s most innovative strategic initiatives to deliver quick, pragmatic changes for Nigerians. Its objective is to promote transparency and efficiency in the business environment.

This Executive Order 001 details on the promotion of transparency and efficiency in the business environment – to ensure that public servants offer prompt service in a predictable and transparent manner, and sanction undue delays.

The Executive Order 002 is on prompt submission of annual budgetary estimates by all statutory and non-statutory agencies of the Federal Government including incorporated companies wholly owned by the Federal Government.

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.