Policies / Policies from 2017
Policies with publication year 2017.
Federal Government
This Executive Order 001 details the promotion of transparency and efficiency in the business environment � to ensure that public servants offer prompt service predictably and transparently, and sanction undue delays.
Federal Government
This Executive Order supports local content/ made in Nigeria products by giving them preference in public procurement. It emphasizes that at least 40% of the procurement expenditure on items in all Ministries, Department and Agencies of the Federal Government of Nigeria shall be locally manufactured goods or local service providers.
Independent National Electoral Commission
This document covers the memorandum of understanding between Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and National Youth Service Corps. Both are bodies established by the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The memorandum of understanding is effective from 24th of September, 2013 to 24th of September, 2017 and renewable thereafter by mutual agreement. Included in the agreement is that the Commission may engage on ad-hoc basis, the service of corps members for its electoral duties, the commission shall train the corps members to engaged for its electoral duties before deployment, the Commission may request for camp facilities from the NYSC for the purpose of training corps members and other related electoral duties and the Commission shall use NYSC staff in supervisory roles during electoral duties in which corps members are involved.
Independent National Electoral Commission
Provided a roadmap for delivering free, fair, and credible elections through improved electoral operations, legal reforms, technology deployment, voter education, institutional capacity building, stakeholder engagement, and stronger transparency and accountability
Federal Government
Executive Order 002 is for the 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.
Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources
This regulation sets out the minimum physical, functional, interface and data requirements for a smart metering system. This covers all classes and types of smart meters, communication systems, and other components of an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) deployment to measure electrical energy consumption, support billing (Multi-Tariff and Multi-Source), pre-paid and credit payment functionality, remote load control (connection/disconnection) and to report events/alarms to other control and monitoring systems e.g. outage management systems (OMS). The system shall provide information and data to support smart grid applications and have the capability of extending its functionality to load control, demand response and demand-side management (DSM) services.
Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources
This document emphasizes that the distribution companies must ensure all data tables submitted are well-justified in the text and a clear linkage between the data tables and the text is provided. They should also maintain consistent terminology between their pip narrative and the data tables. The distribution companies are expected to show how their strategy will contribute to meeting the goals of the Federal Government�s Economic Recovery and Growth Plan, the PSRP and energy access targets over the period.
Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources
These regulations shall govern the supply of electric power to eligible customers as may be declared by the minister from time to time in line with section 27 of the act. Its objectives are to provide standard rules to facilitate competition in the supply of electricity, promote the rapid expansion of generation capacity and opportunity for improvement in quality of supply, encourage third-party access to transmission and distribution infrastructure as a precursor to full retail competition in the Nigerian electricity market, allow licensed generation companies yet to be contracted to access customers that are limited to service, thus improving the financial liquidity of the electricity industry and enhancing the stability and operational efficiency of generation companies arising from the flatter load profiles of eligible customers and possibly lower technical losses, depending on the required network interconnection.
Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources
This document explains the operational plan of the Executive Order for the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency website. It provides information on the essential features of the websites, the commission of the website update team, usability, stakeholders� engagement, consumer parliament, and public enlightenment.
Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources
This document was developed with an overall aspiration of the board to be the catalyst for the industrialization of the Nigerian Oil and Gas industry and its linkage sector. It provides a 10-year strategic plan to increase the local content level in the Oil and Gas industry from 26%-70% and also double the value domiciled in the Nigerian Oil and Gas industry by 2027
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