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The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) was established in 2010 by the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development (NOGICD) Act. NCDMB is vested with the mandate to make procedures that will guide, monitor, coordinate and implement the provisions of the NOGICD Act signed into law on April 22, 2010. Key functions of the Board include: To review, assess and approve Nigerian Content plans developed by operators. To set guidelines and minimum content levels for project related activities across the oil and gas value chain. To engage in targeted capacity building interventions that would deepen indigenous capabilities- Human Capital Development, Infrastructure & Facilities, Manufactured Materials & Local Supplier Development. To grow and manage the Nigerian Content Development Fund. To establish, maintain and operate the Joint Qualification System (NOGICJQS) in conjunction with industry stakeholders. To monitor Nigerian Content Compliance by operators and service providers. This will be in terms of cumulative spending, employment creation and sources of local goods, service and materials utilized on projects and operations. To award Certificate of Authorization for projects that complies with Nigerian Content provisions. To conduct studies, research, investigation, workshops and trainings aimed at advancing the development of Nigerian Content.

Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) is a Defence Institution located in Nigeria. it was established on 5 February 1964 in response to the defence needs of independent Nigeria to train officers for the Armed Forces of Nigeria.

Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) is a Defence Institution located in Nigeria. it was established on 5 February 1964 in response to the defence needs of independent Nigeria to train officers for the Armed Forces of Nigeria.

Nigeria's leading private sector think-tank dedicated to achieving sustainable economic development through private sector-led initiatives. Convener of the annual Nigerian Economic Summit (NES) since 1993, as a platform for bringing together private sector leaders and senior public sector officials to discuss and dialogue on the future of the Nigerian economy. Click www.nesgroup.org/membership to join.

The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) was established through the promulgation of the Nigerian Export Promotion Decree No. 26 of 1976 and formally inaugurated in March, 1977. This act was amended by Decree No.72 of 1979 and further amended by the Nigerian Export Promotion Decree No. 41 of 1988 and complimented by the Export (Incentives and Miscellaneous Provisions) Decree No. 18 of 1986. The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) is the Federal Government of Nigeria’s apex institution for the promotion, development and diversification of non-oil exports. NEPC has over the years worked to achieve its mandate by e.g.: Coordinating and harmonizing export development and promotion activities in the country Taking the lead in all national export programs Interfacing with international trade agencies on cooperation and capacity building Our Vision To make the world a market place for Nigerian non-oil products Our Mission To spearhead the diversification of the Nigerian economy by expanding and increasing non-oil exports for sustainable and inclusive economic growth. Our Strategy Diversify the productive base of the Nigerian economy away from oil and foster market-oriented, private sector-driven economy through market oriented export products development

The Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies is Nigeria’s apex Institution for research and advanced studies in law. It was a brainchild of the legal academic community established in March 1979. One of the main ideas in founding the Institute was to establish it as the centre for advanced legal research for all the Nigerian universities with Faculties of Law, so that all postgraduate work could be undertaken there under the joint auspices of the most experienced and learned academic lawyers available in the country, whether indigenous or foreign.

Nigerian International Securities Limited (NISL) is a customer-oriented independent financial services firm specialized in investments within the Nigerian space. The firm is over 30 years old and has been involved in land mark financial transactions through the decades. The firm is a Registered Dealing Member of The Nigerian Stock Exchange and is also registered by the Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to act as Broker/Dealer. Our team is made up of young, dynamic, resourceful and highly motivated individuals who are driven by the passion to maximize wealth creation within acceptable risk parameters thereby exceeding our clients’ expectations.

The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission is a Federal Government Agency in Nigeria established to encourage, promote, and coordinate investments in the country. The Agency provides services for the grant of business entry permits, licenses, authorisations and incentives in a One-Stop-Shop environment. The services are provided in a co-ordinated, streamlined, efficient and transparent manner to meet the needs of investors.

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The Nigerian Law School was set up by the Federal Government of Nigeria in 1962. The aim of the institution was to provide for the local needs the then foreign trained lawyers and to provide the much needed practical training to those aspiring to become Legal Practitioners in Nigeria . The Lagos Campus was set up and was later to moved to its current location in 1969. The headquarters was then relocated to Abuja in 1997. The Institution has graduated over 70,000 students, a lot of whom are now successful Lawyers, Judges and Citizens.

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The Nigeria Postal service Department came into being with the establishment of the Nigeria Telecommunications Limited (NITEL) on January 1, 1985. NITEL emerged from the merger of the Telecommunications arm of the defunct Post and Telecommunications Department of the Ministry of Communications with the former Nigeria External Telecommunications Limited (NET). Through the promulgation of decree No. 18 of 1987, NIPOST became an Extra-Ministerial Department. The decree provided among other functions of NIPOST, the following: To provide and operate facilities for collection, dispatch and distribution of inland and overseas mail at reasonable cost. To provide and operate facilities for remittance of money through the money or postal order systems. To provide and operate philatelic services in Nigeria. To print and provide postage stamps for payment of postage tariff and payment of stamp duties. To represent Nigeria in its relations with other postal administrations and other bodies concerned with postal services. Prior to 1992, NIPOST operated as an Extra-Ministerial Department in the Ministry of Communications while Decree 18 of 1987 went through various amendments. In response to the call to grant NIPOST some measure of autonomy, the Federal Government promulgated Decree 41 of 1992 and classified NIPOST as a Government Parastatal having the following basic functions: To develop, promote, and provide adequate and efficiently coordinated postal services at reasonable rates. To maintain an efficient system of collection, sorting and delivery of mail nationwide. To provide various types of mail services to meet the needs of different categories of mailers. To establish and maintain Postal facilities of such character and in such locations consistent with reasonable economics as will enable the generality of the public to have ready access to essential postal services.