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Policies / Policies from 2014

Policies from 2014

Policies with publication year 2014.

Independent National Electoral Commission Guidelines for Continuous Registration of Voters 2014

Independent National Electoral Commission

Nigeria2014Democracy And GovernanceOther

Registration of political parties is one of the main functions of INEC. Political associations are constitutionally prohibited from functioning as political parties unless they are registered with Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as political parties. Guidelines for the registration of political parties are intended to set out in unambiguous terms and statutory requirements for registering new political parties. It outlines the procedure for filing the application, condition for registration as a political party, the symbol of the association, eligibility to be registered as members of political association. It also provides extracts of constitutional requirements for the registration of new political parties.

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Independent National Electoral Commission Approved Guidelines And Regulations For The Conduct Of 2015 General Elections

Independent National Electoral Commission

Nigeria2014Democracy And GovernanceOther

These guidelines are built on the electoral act 2010 that empowers the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to issue regulations, guidelines or manuals for the conduct of the registration of voters and revision of the register of voters. Therefore, these guidelines were issued for continuous registration of voters and the updating and revision of the national register of voters. They provide the notice of continuous registration, registration centres, period of registration, presentation for registration, particulars and procedure of registration, prohibition of multiple registrations, display of preliminary register of voters, claims and objections

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Independent National Electoral Commission (Code of Conduct for Election Officials) 2014

Independent National Electoral Commission

Nigeria2014Democracy And GovernanceOther

This is documentation of a speech delivered by Mr. Godwin Emefiele, the Governor Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). He outlines the CBN's plan and goal to ensure financial system stability for the period between 2019 -2024. The five years framework will support the emergence of a digital, less burdensome process for consumers who seek to access consumer credit.

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Regulations for the Procurement of Generation Capacity 2014

Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources

Nigeria2014EnergyOther

The main objective of these regulations is the implementation of the uniform system of accounts guidelines 2014 on the generation of all accounting reports required by the commission based on the information extracted from the general and subsidiary ledgers of licensees.

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Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission: Regulations on Procedure for Electricity Tariff Reviews in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry

Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources

Nigeria2014EnergyOther

This regulatory document provides detailed procedures to be followed in conducting electricity tariff reviews in line with the Act and the multi-year tariff order (MYTO) methodology. It also highlights the responsibilities of tariff review applicants, timelines, costs, submission requirements and detailed guidelines.

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Generation Procurement Guidelines

Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources

Nigeria2014EnergyOther

These guidelines and the regulations cover procurement of new capacity by buyers who may be electricity distribution companies. Nigerian nuclear regulatory authority (NERC) sees this development as a key step in the evolution towards a fully competitive market. They do not provide guidelines or rules for the drafting of Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs). However, it is important that given the limited experience in drafting PPAs in Nigeria and indeed previous experience with poorly drafted PPAs (with a resultant adverse impact on the finances of the power sector) that there is a substantial element of standardization in the terms of the PPAs utilized. Therefore, Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority will promote this standardization.

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Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission. Electricity Industry (Enforcement) Regulations 2014

Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources

Nigeria2014EnergyOther

These regulations are made to ensure the attainment of the principal objectives of the commission in section 32 of the Act, and specifically, to enforce, maintain and ensure the adherence by licensees and other participants in the Electricity market to the provisions of the Act and other regulatory instruments. Its objectives are the creation, promotion and preservation of an efficient electricity industry and market and the fostering of a culture of regulatory compliance, the facilitation of the swift investigation and resolution of incidences of regulatory non-compliance and the fair and transparent determination of rights and obligations, the maintenance of a predictable, stable and effective system for the assessment of compliance in the Nigerian electricity industry and the proper allocation of responsibility, and the establishment of a system for the deterrence, penalization and application of sanction to Acts or omissions which constitute noncompliance with regulatory framework established by the Act and regulatory instruments.

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Parental Control Measures for Mobile Telecommunications Networks

Nigerian Communications Commission

Nigeria2014Information, Communication And TechnologyOther

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

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