Policies / Policies from 2012
Policies with publication year 2012.
Kebbi State Government
This policy provides a framework for national responsibility toward the prevention and protection of citizens and, in some cases, non-citizens, from incidences of arbitrary and other forms of internal displacement, meet their assistance and protection needs during displacement, and ensure their rehabilitation, return, reintegration and resettlement after displacement.
Central Bank of Nigeria
This policy document specifies the CBN's monetary, credit, foreign trade and exchange policy guidelines for the 2012/2013 fiscal year. The policies were designed to align with the Federal Government�s Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF).
Oyo State Government
This law makes provisions for the levying and collection of charges on land and other related matters.
Kwara State Government
This Law repeals the Kwara State Content Development Agency Law, 2012.
Federal Government
This document contains the Emergency Powers (General) Regulations, 2012; Emergency Powers (Restriction Order) Regulations, 2012; Emergency Powers (Reporting of persons) Regulations, 2012; Emergency Powers (Detention of Persons) Regulations, 2012; Emergency Powers (Procession and Meetings, ETC.) Regulations, 2012; Emergency Powers (Declaration of Protected Places) Regulations, 2012; Emergency Powers (Curfew) Regulations, 2012; and Emergency Powers (Possession of Explosives) Regulations, 2012.
Ministry of Works and Housing
The goal of the National Urban Development Policy is to promote a dynamic system of clearly defined, planned and well-managed urban settlements. The policy aims to foster sustainable economic growth, promote efficient and balanced urban and regional development and ensure an improved standard of healthy living and the well-being of all Nigerians.
Ministry of Works and Housing
These guidelines are designed to regulate, guide and govern the grant and use of Rights of Way to information and Communications Technology Service Providers (ICTSPs) for laying communications cables.
Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy
The goal of the National ICT Policy is to provide a framework for streamlining the ICT sector and enhancing its ability to catalyse and sustain socio-economic development critical to Nigeria�s vision of becoming a top 20 economy by the year 2020.
Health
These regulations cover the registration and licensing of vehicles; establishment of driving schools; driver's licenses and vehicle registration; traffic signs and road crossing; parking of vehicles and other related matters.
Ministry of Transportation
This document provides 16 traffic offences and their penalties. Some of the offences include riding a motorcycle against traffic, failure to give way to traffic on the left at a roundabout.
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