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TECHNICAL REPORT Issue 1, No. 1, March, 2019

REPORT ON THE NEED TO RATIONALIZE AND RESTRUCTURE FEDERAL MINISTRIES, DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES (MDAs)

Edoba B. Omoregie, Tonye C. Jaja, Samuel Oguche and Usman Ibrahim Department of Legislative Support Services

Background/Rationale

Worried by the non-implementation of the Steve Oronsaye Report recommending the rationalisation and restructuring of Federal Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies constituted a four-man Technical Committee to study the Oronsaye Report vis-à- vis existing agencies, and make appropriate recommendations on the way forward, including drafting proposed legislations (Bills) in practical response to specific issues raised, where necessary.

From a financial, administrative and legal point-of-view, it is now a global standard practice of modern legislatures around the world to undertake Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) and Legislative Impact Analysis (LIA), even if it is a “rudimentary cost-benefit analysis”1 of proposed legislation. The primary purpose of such RIA and LIA, or cost-benefit analysis of proposed legislation is to enable legislators make an informed decision based on concrete evidence that a proposed legislation is beneficial for the greater number of citizens. In Nigeria, as evident from the 2011 Steve Oronsaye Report, the failure to undertake RIA and LIA/rudimentary cost-benefit analysis of proposed legislation (especially for those category of legislation that seeks to establish statutory corporations or Federal Government MDAs) is one of the major reason for proliferation of

1 See C. Stefanou, Drafters, Drafting and the Policy Process in C.Stefanou and H. Xanthaki, (eds) Drafting Legislation-A Modern Approach (Aldershot, UK: Ashgate Publishing, 2008) pp.321-346 at p.327, its rightly stated: “One point to note here is that in some small jurisdictions (or in jurisdictions where drafting takes place inside a ministry) the drafters are even expected to complete relevant Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) checklists or even (for minor bills) a rudimentary cost-beneﬁt analysis.20 This is not the case in large common law jurisdictions where RIAs are prepared by specialists in the relevant ministries. 1 legislation establishing MDAs often with functions duplicating those of existing MDAs. It is noteworthy that in the year 2011, the Senate included Order 77 (3) in its Standing Order. This provision made it a mandatory requirement for any Senator who sponsors a Bill to submit an accompanying document named Compendium of Financial Implications of any proposed legislation. However, as proof that the said Order 77 (3) is not sufficient to curb the proliferation of MDAs, it was reported in July, 2017 that the National Assembly is proposing to create twenty-five (25) new agencies.2 Apparently, one reason for this situation is that the Standing Order applies only to the Senate and not to the House of Representatives. Another possible reason is that the Standing Order is a procedural rule without force of law as legislation.

Methodology

The Committee adopted the method of meeting and deliberation using the Oronsaye Report, the White Paper on the Report, the Statutory Corporation (Modification, etc) Act, 1985 and the Professional Bodies (Special Provisions) Act, 1972 as guides. The Committee undertook a cross-country evaluation of literature available on similar situation in Australia and the United Kingdom.

Deliberation and Findings

The Committee held seven meetings at which the foregoing materials were subjected to extensive reviews, and came to the following findings: 1. That there is need to amend the Statutory Corporation (Modification, etc) Act of 1985 to reflect the recommendation of the Oronsaye Report and the White Paper on the Report. 2. That in order to give effect to discontinuing further government funding of professional bodies and councils as recommended by the Oronsaye Report and adopted by the White Paper, there is need to amend the Professional Bodies (Special Provisions) Act, 1972 which currently mandates

2 https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/national-assembly-to-create-25-new-agencies/183118.html accessed 19/02/2018

2 government to provide financial support of various kinds to such bodies and councils. 3. There is need to draft a bill providing compulsory guidelines for establishing public institutions, in order to curb the proliferation of public institutions in Nigeria. 4. The Education (National Minimum Standards and Establishment of Institutions) Act should be amended to resolve the problem of conflicting and competing accreditation exercises between regulatory institutions and professional bodies. 5. There is need to have compile a comprehensive list of all MDAs in Nigeria, and also identify agencies created between 2015 and 2018 in the list. 6. There is need to identify professional bodies in Nigeria to determine extent of government funding of those bodies. 7. There is proliferation of institutions with similar functions in Nigeria, which greatly skyrockets the cost of governance. Obviously, there are institutions with duplicated functions. 8. While there seems to be increase in the number of tertiary institutions established, the obvious fact remains that the existing institutions are grossly inadequate to accommodate Nigerians seeking admission annually. Consequently, there is need for establishment of additional tertiary institutions as opposed to other agencies with duplicated functions.

Justifications for establishment of additional tertiary institutions in Nigeria

i. In 2010/2011, Nigeria had 112 universities with carrying capacity of

450,000 and 1,493,611 applicants. Thus, the admitting capacity was 30.13 per cent of the total number of applicants. This means that at best, only 30.13 per cent of the total number of applicants were accommodated during

that academic session.3 In the 2011/2012 session, five universities were

3 See “Only one in four Nigerians applying to university will get a spot” available at https://qz.com/africa/915618/only-one-in-four-nigerians-applying-to-university-will-get-a-spot/ (Accessed on 15/2/2019)

3 added, bringing the number to 117, with 500,000 carrying capacity, and

4 1,503,933 students applied that year which amounted to 33.25 per cent.

ii. Available statistics show that the approved capacity by the National Universities Commission, NUC, for each of the federal universities is between 7,000 and 15,000. There are some state and private universities whose capacities are between 1,000 and 4,000. This is imperative because the Quality Assurance Department of the NUC ensures that no university admits beyond its capacity. In 2013, 1,629,102 registered for UTME, in 2014, it was 1,606,753 and 1,000,400 in 2015. For 2016, a total of

1,589,175 registered, just as 1,736,571 and 1,662,762 registered in 2017 and 2018 respectively.5 Despite the existing number of universities, polytechnics and Colleges of Education, their carrying capacity is still slightly above 600,000. Meanwhile, an average of 1.6 million UTME candidates register for entrance examination yearly. iii. Available data from Nigeria’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) and the

Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) shows that between

2010 and 2015, of the 10 million applicants that sought entry into Nigerian tertiary institutions, only 26% gained admission. Analysis of the above figures shows that about 75% of candidates fail to secure admission yearly, due to capacity constraints of the existing institutions.

Actions taken on Findings a. The Committee drafted two Bills namely:

i. Statutory Corporation (Modifications, etc) Amendment Bill, 2019 hereto attached as ‘Annexure A’; ii. Professional Bodies (Special Provisions) Amendment Bill, 2019 hereto

marked as ‘Annexure B’;

4 Adesulu, D: “1.7m JAMB candidates jostle for 750,000 spaces”, Vanguard Online, June 16 2016, https://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/1-7m-jamb-candidates-jostle-750000-spaces/ (Accessed on 20/2/2019) 5 Ibid

4 iii. Education (National Minimum Standards and Establishment of

Institutions) Act (Amendment) Bill, 2019 hereto attached as ‘Annexure

C’; and iv. Compulsory Guidelines for Establishing Public Institutions Bill, 2019 hereto annexed ‘Annexure D’. b. The Committee also compiled a list of existing MDAs in Nigeria (marked as

‘Annexure E’). Similarly, the Committee compiled a separate list of institutions established between 1999 and 2018, hereto attached as ‘Annexure F’. From the said list, the Committee also compiled a separate list of professional bodies in Nigeria, which is hereto marked as ‘Annexure G’. c. The Committee further compiled a List of Federal Universities and

Polytechnics in Nigeria, marked as Annexures ‘H’ and ‘I’ respectively.

Recommendations/Conclusion

a) Based on the above findings, steps should be taken to establish more tertiary institutions in Nigeria to cater for the educational needs of Nigerians, especially the youths who often resort to social vices as a result of inability to secure admissions due to limited capacities of the existing institutions. b) Efforts should be made to ensure passage of the annexed bills, which will go a long way in streamlining existing institutions and also provide guidance in establishing further institutions, other than educational, to reduce cost and ensure good governance in Nigeria. In conclusion, the Committee believes that proliferation of establishments is a major reason why the cost of governance continues to skyrocket. The only sector which remains in dire need of established institution is the educational sector. If adopted, the above recommendations would have significant impact in focusing the federal government, particularly the National Assembly, while considering proposals for further establishment of public institutions in Nigeria.

5 ANNEXURE A

STATUTORY CORPORATIONS (MODIFICATIONS, ETC.) ACT (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2019

EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM

This Bill seeks to amend the Statutory Corporations (Modifications, etc.) Act, Cap. S12 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004, to update the list of the Statutory Corporation as provided in its enabling legal regime.

STATUTORY CORPORATIONS (MODIFICATIONS, ETC.) ACT (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2019

ARRANGEMENT OF CLAUSES

Clause-

1. Amendment of schedule to the principal Act. 2. Citation.

STATUTORY CORPORATIONS (MODIFICATIONS, ETC.) ACT (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2019

A Bill

For

An Act to amend the Statutory Corporations (Modifications, etc.) Act, Cap. S12 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004, to update the list of the Statutory Corporation as provided in its enabling legal regime and for related matters.

Commencement [ ]

Sponsor:

Enacted by the National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria─

1 The schedule to the Principal Act is amended is amended Amendment of schedule by inserting after the existing paragraph “(g)” new to the principal Act. paragraphs “(h )” to “(pp)”─

“(h) Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria; (i) Nigerian Film Corporation; (j) Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation; (k) Nigerian Railway Corporation; (l) National Agricultural Insurance Corporation (NAIC); (l) Nigerian Export Promotion Council; (m) Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (Formerly Called NASB); (n) Nigerian Export Processing Zones Authority; (o) Nigerian Investment Promotion Council; (p) Nigerian Television Authority; (q) News Agency of Nigeria; (r) Voice of Nigeria; (s) National Broadcasting Commission; (t) Nigeria Press Council; (u) National Film and Video Censor Board; (v) National Commission for Museums and Monuments; (w) National Steel Raw Material Exploration Agency; (x) Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA); (y) Nigeria Nuclear Regulation Authority; (z) National Office of Technology Acquisition and Promotion; (aa) Nigeria Airspace Management Agency; (bb) Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria; (cc) Nigeria Meteorological Agency; (dd) Council For the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria;

(ee) Nigeria Electricity Management Services Agency; (ff) Nigerian Communication Commission; (gg) Bureau of Public Procurement; (hh) Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI); (ii) Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission; (jj) National Identity Management Commission; (kk) Federal Road Safety Commission; (ll) National Lottery Regulatory Commission; (mm) Fiscal Responsibility Commission; (nn) National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency; (oo) National Biosafety Management Agency; and (pp) Nigerian National Petroleum Company.”

2 This Bill may be cited as Statutory Corporations Citation. (Modifications, etc.) Act (Amendment) Bill 2019

ANNEXURE B

PROFESSIONAL BODIES (SPECIAL PROVISIONS) ACT (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2019

EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM

This Bill seeks to amend Professional Bodies (Special Provisions) Act Cap P33 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004, to exclude all the existing professional bodies and those to be established in future from getting annual budgetary allocations for the purpose of funding its activities by the Government of Nigeria thereby reducing over bloated cost of governance and appropriating more resources for the capital expenditure.

PROFESSIONAL BODIES (SPECIAL PROVISIONS) ACT (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2019

ARRANGEMENT OF CLAUSES

Clause─

1. Amendment of the Principal Act.

2. Insertion of Clause 1A

3. Amendment of section 2.

4. Citation.

PROFESSIONAL BODIES (SPECIAL PROVISIONS) ACT (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2019

A Bill

For

An Act to amend Professional Bodies (Special Provisions) Act Cap P33 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004, to exclude all the existing professional bodies and those to be established in future from getting annual budgetary allocations for the purpose of funding its activities by the Government of Nigeria thereby reducing over bloated cost of governance and appropriating more resources for the capital expenditure and for related matters.

Commencement [ ] Sponsor: Enacted by the National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria─

1. The Professional Bodies (Special Provisions) Act Cap P33 Amendment of Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004 (in this Bill referred to the Principal Act. as “the Principal Act”) is amended as set out in this Bill.

2. The Principal Act is amended by inserting, after the existing Insertion of Section “1”, a new section “1A”─ Section 1A.

“1A- From commencement of this Bill, the government of Nigeria shall not make annual budgetary provision, which shall translate to Appropriation Act or Law, for any of the Professional Bodies in Nigeria for the purpose of funding its activities, except where the provision is for ─

(a) counterpart funding of a project or programme for the benefit of the public; or

(b) payment of annual practicing and membership of a person who is under permanent employment of the government”

3 Section 2 of the Principal Act is amended by inserting, Amendment of immediately after, the interpretation of the word “person” the section 2. interpretation of the following word─

“Professional Bodies” are those bodies who are responsible for the regulating individuals’ practice of professions mentioned under schedule to the Principal Act.

4. Professional Bodies (Special Provisions) Act (Amendment) Bill Citation. 2019

ANNEXURE C

EDUCATION (NATIONAL MINIMUM STANDARDS AND ESTABLISHMENT OF INSTITUTIONS) ACT (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2019

EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM

This Bill seeks to amend Education (National Minimum Standards and Establishment of Institutions) Act Cap E3 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004 to provide a solution to conflicting and competing accreditation exercises between regulatory Institutions and professional bodies, which run parallel to (and often run riot with National Universities Commission, National Board for Technical Education and National Commission for Colleges of Education exclusive accreditation powers of tertiary institutions of l earning by making the NUC, NBTE and NCCE accreditation supervening over those of professional bodies; the Bill also seeks to provide sanctions against all persons responsible for establishment and operation of unapproved programmes, illegal satellite campuses, and unapproved affiliations.

EDUCATION (NATIONAL MINIMUM STANDARDS AND ESTABLISHMENT OF INSTITUTIONS) ACT (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2019

ARRANGEMENT OF CLAUSES

Clause─

1. Amendment of Education (National Minimum Standards and Establishment of Institutions) Act Cap E3 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004.

2. Amendment of section 1.

3. Amendment of section 2

4. Amendment of section 3

5. Amendment of section 4

6. Amendment of section 7

7. Amendment of section 8

8. Amendment of section 9

9. Amendment of Section 10.

10. Insertion of section 11A.

11. Amendment of section 13

12. Amendment of section 24

13. Amendment of section 25

14. Amendment of Schedule.

15. Citation.

EDUCATION (NATIONAL MINIMUM STANDARDS AND ESTABLISHMENT OF INSTITUTIONS) ACT (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2019

A Bill

For

An Act to amend Education (National Minimum Standards and Establishment of Institutions) Act Cap E3 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004 to provide a solution to conflicting and competing accreditation exercises between regulatory Institutions and professional bodies, which run parallel to (and often run riot with National Universities Commission, National Board for Technical Education and National Commission for Colleges of Education exclusive accreditation powers of tertiary institutions of learning by making the NUC, NBTE and NCCE accreditation supervening over those of professional bodies; the Bill also seeks to provide sanctions against all persons responsible for establishment and operation of unapproved programmes, illegal satellite campuses, and unapproved affiliations and for related matters.

Sponsor:

[ ] Commencement

ENACTED by the National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria─

1 The Education (National Minimum Standards and Establishment Amendment of of Institutions) Act Cap E3 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004 Education (in this bill referred to as “the Principal Act”) is amended as set (National out in this Bill. Minimum Standards and Establishment of Institutions) Act Cap E3 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004. 2 Section 1(1) of the Principal Act is amended by inserting, after the Amendment of word ‘in’ the words “early childhood care and development section 1. centers” in line one.

3 Section 2 of the Principal Act is amended─ Amendment of section 2. (a) by substituting paragraph ‘(f)’ for new paragraph “(f)”─ “(f) to develop social skills through team building activities”; (b) by inserting, after paragraph ‘(h)’, new paragraphs “(i) to (l)”─

“(i) to lay the foundation for academic, cognitive, social and emotional development;

(j) to promote readiness for reading, literacy and numeracy; (k) to develop creativity in children; and (l) to develop a love for learning.” 4 Section 3(1) of the Principal Act is amended by substituting Amendment of paragraph ‘(g)’ with a new paragraph “g)”─ section 3.

“(g) to provide basic knowledge and skills for further advancement in academic and technical education, including preparation for local trades and crafts.” 5 Section 4 of the Principal Act is amended by─ Amendment of section 4. (a) inserting, after subsection ‘(2)’, a new subsection “(2A)”─ “(2A) The responsibility for the establishment and maintenance of minimum standards in the Federation in respect of teacher education carried out as part of higher education but not extending up to degree level is vested in the National Commission for Colleges of Education, with approval of the Minister.”

(b) by inserting, after subsection ‘(3)’, inserting a new subsection “(4)”─

“(4) In prescribing the minimum standards mentioned in subsection (2), the Minister shall have regard to the matters mentioned under sections 7 and 11 of this Bill.” 6 Section 7 of the Principal Act is amended by inserting, after Amendment of paragraph ‘(d)’, a new paragraph “(e)“─ section 7.

“(e) to institute practices that ensure the continuing education of teachers.”

7 Section 8(3) of the Principal Act is amended by inserting, after Amendment of figure ‘9’, a word and figure “and 11”. section 8. 8 Section 9(1) is amended─ Amendment of section 9. (a) in paragraph ‘(a)’ by substituting the words “the provision of” for the words “to produce”;

(b) in paragraph ‘(b)’ by substituting the words “the provision of” for the words “to provide”;

(d) in paragraph ‘(d)’ by substituting the words “the introduction of” in subsection ‘’(i)’ with the words, “to introduce”; and

(e) in paragraph ‘(e)’ by substituting the words “the provision of” for the words “to provide”.

9 Section 10 of the Principal Act is amended─ Amendment of Section 10. (a) in subsection (1), for new subsection “(1)”─

“(1) The power to lay down and enforce minimum standards for all universities and other degree-awarding institutions in the Federation, and the accreditation of their degree programs, and with regard to Universities, other academic awards, is hereby vested in the National Universities Commission in formal consultation with the universities.”

(b) by inserting after sub-section (3), a new sub-section “(4)” ─

“(4) The powers vested in the National Universities Commission by subsection (1) of this section shall supersede such similar powers conferred on any other body by any other Law or Act”, and such similar powers shall be void to the extent of their inconsistency with those of NUC.” 10. The Principal Act is amended by inserting, after the existing Insertion of Section ‘11’, a new Section “11A” ─ Section 11A.

“11A (1) Where an Institution is identified operating a degree programme without the approval of the National Universities

Commission, in addition to the provision of section 22 of the Principal Act, the owners of the institution shall─

(a) be liable on conviction to imprisonment for a period not exceeding 2 years and fine of 500,000 naira per student; and

(b) forfeit the institution to the National Universities Commission for management. (2) A graduate of an illegal institution shall be employed by both private and public sectors, where the graduate of an illegal institution is employed, the employer and all the principal officers shall be liable to imprisonment for a period not exceeding 2 years. (3) Where the governance structures of an institution under the oversight of National Universities Commission, has fallen below standard, the National Universities Commission shall, temporarily, take over the administration of the institution pending the time the governance structure will be addressed. (4) In the event of persistent failure of an institution to meet up the requirements of the National Universities Commission, the Commission shall─

(a) suspend the operations of the institution; (b) order the institution to pay penalty; (c) withdraw the licence of the institution; or

(d) cancelled the defective programmes of the institution. (5) the National Universities Commission shall issue regulation for─

(a) minimum guaranteed capital prescribed for Private institutions; and

(b) for general administration of the Institutions.” 11 Section 13 of the Principal Act is amended─ Amendment of section 13. (a) by substituting paragraph ‘(a)’ with a new paragraph “(a)”─ “(a) to provide adequate education for all physically and mentally challenged children and adults in order to enable them to maximize their full potential and to play their roles in the development of the nation;”

(b) by inserting a new after paragraph ‘(b)’, new paragraph”(c)”─

“© to provide the optimal education possible in the least restrictive environments for all children and adults with disabilities.” 12 Section 24(1) (g) of the Principal Act is amended by inserting the Amendment of word “farms,” after the words, “drawing-rooms. section 24. 13 Section 25 of the Principal Act is amended by─ Amendment of 25. (a) by interpreting the words─

“Academic Unit”, to mean College, Faculty or Department duly approved by the appropriate authority to run academic disciplines or programs”,

“Campus”, to means any primary location of an institution approved by the appropriate authority”,

”unapproved degree-awarding Institution” means a degree- awarding Institution operating without the approval of the National Universities Commission first sought and obtained with requisite license.”

“”unapproved institution of higher education” means any institution of higher education operating without the approval of the appropriate authority.”

(b) inserting new-paragraphs “(c) to (e)” after the existing paragraph (b) in the interpretation of the word, “appropriate authority” –

“(c) the National Universities Commission, in the case of Universities and all other degree-awarding institutions or bodies;

(d) the National Board for Technical Education, in the case of Polytechnics, Colleges of Agriculture, and all other forms of technical education below degree level;

(e) the National Commission for Colleges of Education, in the case of Colleges of Education and all other forms of technical education other than OND and HND;

“”technical education” means education given in institutions other than institutions of higher education, providing both the scientific knowledge and practical skills for a specific trade, employment or profession as craftsman, technician,

technologist, engineer, scientist or similar levels in business, in the fields of engineering, applied science, agriculture or business.” 14 The Schedule to the Principal Act is amended by – Amendment of schedule. (1) Amending Paragraph ‘2 (2)’ by inserting the word, “on”, before the phrase, “staff ratio based on the courses contemplated.”

(2) Amending the Paragraph’ 4’ by inserting new paragraphs “(d) and (e)” immediately after the existing subsection (c)─

“(d) the applicant has established an endowment fund for at least N250 million in a reputable bank for the University which fund shall be increased to N500 million within the first 5 years and to at least N1 billion in the next 10 years of the establishment of the University or any amount as approved by the Commission.

(e) where the proposed University is registered or incorporated in Nigeria as a company limited by guarantee; the proprietor(s), operator(s), trustees or directors are disentitled from drawing profits from the University”

(3) Amending Paragraph ‘5(1)’ by:

deleting the existing subsection ‘5(1)(b)’ and inserting a new paragraph “(b) and (c)”─

“(b) the minimum land area for a University, Polytechnic, Monotechnic and College of Education shall be determined by the extant guidelines issued by the appropriate authorities.

“(c) The land forming part of the assets under paragraph (b) at the time of the approval contains fully developed infrastructure which in the opinion of the appropriate authority will be sufficient for the take-off of the Institution.”

(4) Amending Paragraph 7 by substituting the existing Section 7 with a new Clause “7”─

“7 To prevent the problems of inadequate municipal facilities, the proposed institution shall have a clear policy on student and staff accommodation, catering, welfare and other municipal services.”

(5) Amending Paragraph 8 by deleting the word, “mission” and substituting it with the word, “vision”.

15 This Bill is cited as Education (National Minimum Standards and Citation. Establishment of Institutions) Act (Amendment) Bill, 2019.

ANNEXURE D

COMPULSORY GUIDELINES FOR ESTABLISHING PUBLIC INSTITUTION BILL, 2019

EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM

This Bill seeks to provide compulsory guidelines for the establishment of public institutions in Nigeria for compulsory compliance by both the Legislature and the Executive in the establishment process, this to ensure avoidance of legislative duplicity, inter-agency rivalry, and reduction in the cost of governance.

COMPULSORY GUIDELINES FOR ESTABLISHING PUBLIC INSTITUTION BILL, 2019

ARRANGEMENT OF CLAUSES

Clause─

1. Establishing public institution. 2. Powers of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria or the Governor of a State to withhold assent. 3. Effect of noncompliance. 4. Citation.

COMPULSORY GUIDELINES FOR ESTABLISHING PUBLIC INSTITUTION BILL, 2019

A Bill

For

An Act provide compulsory guidelines for the establishment of public institutions in Nigeria for compulsory compliance by both the Legislature and the Executive in the establishment process, this to ensure avoidance of legislative duplicity, inter-agency rivalry, and reduction in the cost of governance and for related matters.

Commencement [ ]

Sponsor:

Enacted by the National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria─

1(1). Before a legislative house can consider a legislative proposal Compulsory guideline for establishing public for establishing a public institution, the legislative house must institution. ensure that─ (a) no any existing institution that has the same or similar objectives with the institution to be established; and (b) the Bill is accompanied with detailed means of funding the institution without adding financial burden to the government;

(2) Where a legislative house is satisfied that there is existing public institution with the same or similar objectives with the proposed institution, the legislative house shall direct the sponsor of the Bill to amend the existing law and include the innovation, if any, into the new Bill.

(3) Except where a Bill is to establish a new tertiary institution, such University, Polytechnic or Monotechnic or College of Education, the Legislature and Executive shall not pass a Bill into law for the purpose of establish a new public institution.

2 The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria or a Powers of the Governor of a state, in the exercise of their powers for giving President of the Federal Republic of assent to a Bill, they shall not assent to a Bill for establishing Nigeria or the public institution that fails to comply with the provision of this Governor of a State to Bill. withhold assent.

3. A Bill that becomes an Act or Law for establishing a public Effect of institution that fails to conform to the provisions of this Bill, noncompliance. shall to the extent of it nonconformity, be void.

4. This Bill is cited as Compulsory Guidelines for Establishing Citation. Public Institution Bill 2019.

ANNEXURE E

LIST OF MDAs IN NIGERIA

1. NIGERIA INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC RESEARCH 2. CENTRE FOR MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT 3. NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS 4. BUDGET OFFICE OF THE FEDERATION 5. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF PRODUCE INSPECTION AND STORED PRODUCTS TECHNOLOGY, KANO 6. AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE (ARMTI) – ILORIN 7. NATIONAL CENTRE FOR AGRICULTURAL MECHANISATION-ILORIN 8. NATIONAL CEREALS RESEARCH INSTITUTE-BADEGGI 9. NATIONAL VETERNARY RESEARCH INSTITUTE-VOM 10. NATIONAL ROOT CROPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE –UMUDIKE 11. NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR OIL PALM RESEARCH (NIFOR)-BENIN 12. INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH –ZARIA 13. NATIONAL ANIMAL PRODUCT RESEARCH INSTITUTE –ZARIA 14. NATIONAL HORTICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE –IBADAN 15. COCOA RESEARCH INSTITUTE –IBADAN 16. INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING –IBADAN 17. RUBBER RESEARCH INSTITUTE- BENIN 18. NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR FRESHWATER FISHERIES-NEW BUSSA 19. NATIONAL AGRIC EXTENSION RESEARCH LIASON SERVICES-ZARIA 20. VETERNARY COUNCIL OF NIGERIA 21. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF ANIMAL HEALTH AND PRODUCTION TECH- IBADAN 22. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE –AKURE 23. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE MOORE PLANTATION –IBADAN 24. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE –ISHIAGU 25. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF FRESH WATER FISHERIES TECHNOLOGY- NEW BUSSA 26. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF ANIMAL HEALTH AND PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY-VOM 27. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF VETERNARY AND MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY –VOM 28. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF FRESH WATER FISHERIES –BAGA 29. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF FISHERIES AND MARINE TECHNOLOGY-LAGOS 30. FEDERAL COOPERATIVE COLLEGE- IBADAN 31. FEDERAL COOPERATIVE COLLEGE- KADUNA 32. FEDERAL COOPERATIVE COLLEGE- OJI RIVER 33. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF LAND RESOUCES TECHNOLOGY – OWERRI 34. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF LAND RESOUCES TECHNOLOGY - KURU JOS 35. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF HORTICULTURE. - DADIN -KOWA. GOMBE 36. NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE CORPORATION (NAIC) 37. NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF ANIMAL SCIENCE 38. NIGERIA STORED PRODUCTS RESEARCH INSTITUTE, ILORIN.

39. NATIONAL AGRICULTURE SEEDs COUNCIL 40. NIGERIA AGRICULTURAL QUARANTINE SERVICE 41. AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF NIGERIA 42. OFFICE OF THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE TO FAO 43. LAKE CHAD RESEARCH INSTITUTE – MAIDUGURI 44. NIGERIA INSTITUTE OF OCEANGRAPHY AND MARINE RESEARCH (NIOMR) – LAGOS 45. DEFENCE HEADQUARTERS 46. NIGERIAN ARMY 47. NIGERIAN ARMY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (NAITES) BIU, BORNO 48. NIGERIAN NAVY 49. NIGERIAN AIRFORCE 50. NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY (NDA) 51. NATIONAL DEFENCE COLLEGE, NIGERIA 52. ARMED FORCES COMMAND AND STAFF COLLEGE, JAJI 53. NIGERIA ARMED FORCES RESETTLEMENT CENTRE – LAGOS 54. DEFENCE INDUSTRIES CORPORATION OF NIGERIA (DICON) 55. DEFENCE INTELLIGENT SCHOOL 56. DEFENCE INTELLIGENT AGENCY 57. DEFENCE MISSIONS 58. DEFENCE SPACE AGENCY 59. MILITARY PENSION BOARD 60. UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION (UBE) COMMISSION 61. WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATION COUNCIL (INTERNATIONAL) 62. JOINT ADMISSIONS MATRICULATION BOARD 63. WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATION COUNCIL (LOCAL) 64. NIGERIA INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATION PLANNERS AND ADMINISTRATION 65. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF NIGERIA 66. NATIONAL EXAMINATION COUNCIL 67. MASS LITERACY COUNCIL 68. NOMADIC EDUCATION COMMISSION 69. NATIONAL EDUCATION RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL 70. NATIONAL BUSINESS AND TECHNICAL EXAMINATION BOARD 71. TEACHERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA 72. COMPUTER REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA 73. NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR COLLEGE EDUCATION SECRETARIAT 74. NATIONAL TEACHERS INSTITUTE 75. FEDERAL POLYTECNIC ADO EKITI 76. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC BAUCHI 77. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC BIDA 78. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC IDAH 79. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC KAURA-NAMODA 80. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC MUBI 81. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC NASARAWA 82. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC UWANA-AFIKPO 83. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC KADUNA 84. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC OFFA

85. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC EDE 86. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC AUCHI 87. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC NEKEDE 88. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC OKO 89. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC DAMATURU 90. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC HUSSAINI ADAMU 91. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC GWANDU 92. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC ILARO 93. YABA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 94. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC BALI 95. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC EKOWE 96. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC BONNY 97. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC UKANA 98. NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY UROMI, EDO STATE 99. FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC ILE-OLUJI 100. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ABEOKUTA 101. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AKOKA 102. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ASABA 103. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BICHI 104. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION GOMBE 105. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION GUSAU 106. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION KANO 107. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION KATSINA 108. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION KOTANGORA 109. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION OBUDU 110. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION OKENE 111. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION OMUKU 112. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ONDO 113. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION OYO 114. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION PANKSHIN 115. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION POTISKUM 116. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION UMUNZE 117. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION YOLA 118. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ZARIA 119. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION EHA-AMUFU 120. ALVAN IKOKU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, OWERRI 121. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY COMMISSION SECRETARIAT 122. UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN 123. UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS 124. UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKA 125. AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA 126. OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY 127. UNIVERSITY OF BENIN 128. UNIVERSITY OF JOS 129. UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR 130. UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN 131. UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA

132. UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, ABEOKUTA 133. UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, MAKURDI 134. MICHAEL OKPARA UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, UMUDIKE 135. UNIVERSITY OF PORT HARCOURT 136. ABUBAKAR TAFAWA BALEWA UNIVERSITY, BAUCHI 137. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, OWERRI 138. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE 139. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, MINNA 140. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, YOLA 141. UNIVERSITY OF UYO 142. UNIVERSITY OF MAIDUGURI 143. NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY, AWKA 144. BAYERO UNIVERSITY, KANO 145. USMAN DAN FODIO UNIVERSITY, SOKOTO 146. NATIONAL MATHEMATICAL CENTRE, SHEDA 147. FRENCH LANGUAGE VILLAGE BADAGARY, LAGOS 148. ARABIC LANGUAGE VILLAGE BORNO 149. NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR NIGERIAN LANGUAGES 150. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OYE-EKITI 151. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OTUOKE 152. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY DUTSE 153. FEDERAL UNIVERISTY NDUFU ALIKE IKWO 154. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY LAFIA 155. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY DUTSIN-MA 156. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY KASHERE 157. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY LOKOJA 158. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY WUKARI 159. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY BIRNIN KEBBI 160. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY GASHUA 161. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY GUSAU 162. DIVISION OF AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, ABU ZARIA 163. FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM RESOURCES, EFFURUN. 164. NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY 165. FSC SOKOTO 166. FGC AZARE 167. FGC BUNI – YADI 168. FGC BIRNI-YAURI 169. FGC DAURA 170. FGC GANYE 171. FGC GARKI 172. FGC IJANIKIN 173. FGC IKET NISE 174. FGC IKET VANDAKYA 175. FGC IKOM 176. FGC IKOT EKPENE 177. FGC IKURIN 178. FGC JOS 179. FGC KADUNA

180. FGC KANO 181. FGC KEFFI 182. FGC KIYAWA 183. FGC KWALI 184. FGC MAIDUGURI 185. FGC MINJIBIR 186. FGC MINNA 187. FGC ODIKOLOKUNA 188. FGC ODOGBOLU 189. FGC OGBOMOSHO 190. FGC OGOJA 191. FGC OHAFIA 192. FGC OKIGWE 193. FGC OKPOSI 194. FGC ONITSHA 195. FGC PORT-HARCOURT 196. FGC POTISKUM 197. FGC RUBBOCHI 198. FGC SOKOTO 199. FGC UGWOLAWO 200. FGC WARRI 201. FGC ZARIA 202. FGC BILLIRI 203. FGC IDO-ANI 204. FGC IKOLE 205. FGGC ABAJI 206. FGGC ABULOMA 207. FGGC AKURE 208. FGGC ANKA 209. FGGC BAJOGA 210. FGGC BAKORI 211. FGGC BAUCHI 212. FGGC BENIN 213. FGGC BIDA 214. FGGC BWARI 215. FGGC CALABAR 216. FGGC EFON ALAYE 217. FGGC EFON IMNRINGI 218. FGGC ENUGU 219. FGGC EZZAMGBO ABAKALIKI 220. FGGC GBOKO 221. FGGC GUSAU 222. FGGC GWANDU 223. FGGC IBILLO 224. FGGC IBUSA 225. FGGC IKOT-OBIO-ITONG 226. FGGC ILORIN 227. FGGC IPETUMODU

228. FGGC JALINGO 229. FGGC KABBA 230. FGGC KAZAURE 231. FGGC KEANA 232. FGGC LANGTANG 233. FGGC LEJJA 234. FGGC MONGUNO 235. FGGC NEW BUSSA 236. FGGC OMU-ARAN 237. FGGC OWERRI 238. FGGC OYO 239. FGGC SHAGAMU 240. FGGC TAMBUWAL 241. FGGC UMUAHIA 242. FGGC WUKARI 243. FGGC YOLA 244. FSTC AHOADA 245. FSTC AWKA 246. FSTC JUBU IMUSHIN 247. FSTC MICHIKA 248. FSTC TUNGBO 249. FSTC USI-EKITI 250. FTC IKARE 251. FTC ILESA 252. FTC JALINGO 253. FTC KAFANCHA 254. FTC LASSA 255. FTC OHANSO 256. FTC OROZO 257. FTC OTOBI 258. FTC OTUPKO 259. FTC SHIRORO 260. FTC UROMI 261. FTC UYO 262. FTC YABA 263. FTC ZURU 264. KINGS COLLEGE 265. QUEENS COLLEGE LAGOS 266. SULEJA ACADEMY 267. FSTC, DOMA 268. FSTC DAYI 269. LIBRARIANS REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA 270. UNESCO PARIS 271. NATIONAL BOARD FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION 272. NATIONAL BOARD FOR ARABIC AND ISLAMIC STUDIES 273. NATIONAL PARK HEADQUARTERS 274. KAINJI NATIONAL PARK 275. OYO NATIONAL PARK

276. CHAD BASIN NATIONAL PARK 277. GASHAKA GUMTI NATIONAL PARK 278. CROSS RIVER NATIONAL PARK 279. KAMUKU NATIONAL PARK 280. OKUMU NATIONAL PARK 281. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT - NEW BUSSA 282. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF FORESTRY – IBADAN 283. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF FORESTRY – JOS 284. FORESTRY RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF IBADAN 285. FORESTRY MECHANISATION COLLEGE AFAKA 286. NATIONAL OIL SPILL DETECTION AND RESPONSE AGENCY 287. NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS ENFORCEMENT AGENCY (NESREA) 288. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH REGISTRATION COUNCIL OF NIGERIA 289. NATIONAL AGENCY FOR GREAT GREEN WALL, HQTRS 290. NATIONAL BIOSAFETY MANAGEMENT AGENCY (NBMA) HQTRS 291. DEBT MANAGEMENT OFFICE 292. INVESTMENT AND SECURITIES TRIBUNAL 293. OFFICE OF THE ACCOUNTANT GENERAL OF THE FEDERATION 294. PENSION TRANSITION ARRANGEMENT DEPARTMENT 295. DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION IN AFRICA (DTCA) 296. INSTITUTE FOR PEACE AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION 297. NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS (NIIA) 298. TECHNICAL AID CORPS 299. NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE SCHEME 300. NATIONAL PRIMARY HEALTH CARE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 301. NATIONAL ARBOVIRUS AND VECTOR RESEARCH 302. RADIOGRAPHERS REGISTRATION BOARD 303. DENTAL TECHNOLOGY REGISTRATION BOARD 304. HEALTH RECORDS REGISTRATION BOARD 305. OPTOMETRIST AND DISPENSING OPTICIANS BOARD OF NIGERIA 306. COMMUNITY HEALTH PRACTITIONERS REGISTRATION BOARD 307. NURSING AND MIDWIFERY COUNCIL 308. PHARMACIST COUNCIL OF NIGERIA 309. MEDICAL AND DENTAL COUNCIL OF NIGERIA 310. NATIONAL AGENCY FOR FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL 311. MEDICAL REHABILITATION THERAPHY BOARD 312. FEDERAL SCHOOL OF DENTAL TECHNOLOGY AND THERAPHY ENUGU 313. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OFFICERS TUTORS-IBADAN 314. NURSE TUTOR TRAINING –ENUGU 315. NURSE TUTOR PRORAMME AKOKA LAGOS 316. NURSE TUTOR TRAINING –KADUNA 317. NURSE TUTOR TRAINING –IBADAN 318. NATIONAL POST GRADUATE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF NIGERIA- IJANIKIN LAGOS 319. NATIONAL HEALTH EQUIPMENT TRAINING CENTRES – ENUGU

320. PHC TUTORS PROGRAMME UCH-IBADAN 321. PHC TUTORS PROGRAMME KADUNA POLY KADUNA 322. COMMUNITY HEALTH TUTOR PROGRAMME UCH 323. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL IBADAN 324. LAGOS UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL 325. AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL 326. UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA TEACHING HOSPITAL, ENUGU 327. UNIVERSITY OF BENIN TEACHING HOSPITAL 328. OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL 329. UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN TEACHING HOSPITAL, ILORIN 330. JOS UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL 331. UNIVERSITY OF PORT HARCOURT TEACHING HOSPITAL 332. UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR TEACHING HOSPITAL 333. UNIVERSITY OF MAIDUGURI TEACHING HOSPITAL 334. USMAN DAN FODIO UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL, SOKOTO 335. AMINU KANO UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL 336. NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL, NNEWI 337. UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA TEACHING HOSPITAL GWAGWALADA 338. ABUBAKAR TAFAWA BALEWA UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL, BAUCHI 339. FEDERAL TEACHING HOSPITAL ABAKALIKI 340. FEDERAL TEACHING HOSPITAL, GOMBE 341. FEDERAL TEACHING HOSPITAL, IDO EKITI 342. FEDERAL SPECIALIST HOSPITAL, IRRUA 343. UNIVERSITY OF UYO TEACHING HOSPITAL 344. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, ABUJA 345. FEDERAL PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL ENUGU 346. FEDERAL PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL KADUNA 347. FEDERAL PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL CALABAR 348. FEDERAL PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL MAIDUGURI 349. FEDERAL NEURO - PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, KWARE, SOKOTO 350. FEDERAL NEURO - PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, YABA 351. FEDERAL NEURO - PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, ABEOKUTA 352. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF COMPLEMENTARY AND ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE, NIGERIA 353. FEDERAL PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL BENIN CITY 354. NATIONAL ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL, LAGOS 355. NATIONAL ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL, DALA, KANO 356. NATIONAL ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL, ENUGU 357. NATIONAL TB AND LEPROSY REFERRED HOSPITAL AND TRAINING, ZARIA 358. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, UMUAHIA 359. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, OWO 360. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, ABEOKUTA 361. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, OWERRI 362. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, MAKURDI 363. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, KATSINA 364. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, NGURU YOBE

365. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, ASABA 366. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, BIDA 367. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, GUSAU, ZAMFARA 368. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, YOLA, ADAMAWA 369. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, KOGI 370. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, AZARE, BAUCHI 371. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, KEBBI STATE 372. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, TARABA STATE 373. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, JIGAWA STATE 374. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, KEFFI, NASARAWA STATE 375. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, YENAGOA, BAYELSA STATE 376. FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, EBUTE METTA 377. NATIONAL EYE CENTRE KADUNA 378. NATIONAL EAR CARE CENTRE 379. INTERCOUNTRY CENTRE FOR ORAL HEALTH JOS 380. FEDERAL SCHOOL OF MEDICAL LABORATORY, JOS 381. FEDERAL STAFF CLINICS, ABUJA PHASE I 382. FEDERAL STAFF CLINICS, ABUJA PHASE II 383. FEDERAL STAFF EYE CLINIC ABUJA 384. FEDERAL STAFF DENTAL CLINICS, ABUJA 385. FEDERAL STAFF DENTAL CLINICS, LAGOS 386. FEDERAL STAFF CLINICS, GWARINPA, ABUJA 387. PORT HEALTH SERVICE KANO 388. PORT HEALTH SERVICE KATSINA 389. PORT HEALTH SERVICE DUTSE 390. PORT HEALTH SERVICE ILORIN 391. PORT HEALTH SERVICE SOKOTO 392. PORT HEALTH SERVICE IBADAN 393. PORT HEALTH SERVICE ABEOKUTA 394. PORT HEALTH SERVICE PORT HARCOURT 395. PORT HEALTH SERVICE CALABAR 396. PORT HEALTH SERVICE LAGOS 397. PORT HEALTH SERVICE WARRI 398. INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH ENUGU 399. NATIONAL. INSTITUTE FOR PHARM. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ABUJA. 400. NIGERIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL RESEARCH YABA 401. INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ANALYST OF NIGERIA 402. MEDICAL LAB. SCIENCE COUNCIL OF NIGERIA, YABA. 403. FEDERAL SCHOOL OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPHY YABA. 404. NOMA CHILDREN HOSPITAL, SOKOTO. 405. INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED CHEMIST OF NIGERIA 406. INSTITUTE OF FORENSIC LABORATORY-OSHODI 407. DENTAL THERAPISTS REGISTRATION BOARD 408. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF ORTHOPAEDIC TECHNOLOGY IGBOBI LAGOS 409. NATIONAL OBSTETRIC FISTULA CENTRE, ABAKALIKI 410. NATIONAL OBSTETRIC FISTULA CENTRE BAUCHI

411. NATIONAL OBSTETRIC FISTULA CENTRE KATSINA 412. NATIONAL HOSPITAL 413. STANDARD ORGANISATION OF NIGERIA 414. NATIONAL AUTOMATIVE AND DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL 415. NIGERIAN EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL 416. FINANCIAL REPORTING COUNCIL OF NIGERIA (FORMERLY CALLED NASB) 417. NIGERIAN EXPORT PROCESING ZONES AUTHORITY 418. CONSUMER PROTECTION COUNCIL 419. LAGOS INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR COMPLEX MANAGEMENT BOARD 420. EXTERNAL TRADE SECTOR, GENEVA (WTO) 421. ONNE OIL AND GAS FREE ZONE AUTHORITY 422. TAFAWA BALEWA SQUARE MANAGEMENT BOARD 423. NIGERIA COMMODITY EXCHANGE (NCX) 424. NIGERIA TRADE OFFICE TAIWAN 425. NIGERIA TRADE OFFICE – CHINA 426. SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES DEV. AGENCY. (SMEDAN) 427. NIGERIAN INVESTMENT PROMOTION COUNCIL 428. NIGERIAN TELEVISION AUTHORITY 429. FEDERAL RADIO CORPORATION OF NIGERIA 430. NEWS AGENCY OF NIGERIA 431. VOICE OF NIGERIA 432. NIGERIAN FILM CORPORATION 433. NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMMISSION 434. NIGERIA PRESS COUNCIL 435. NATIONAL FILM AND VIDEO CENSOR BOARD 436. ADVERTISING PRACTITIONERS OF NIGERIA 437. NIGERIAN TOURISM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 438. NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR MUSEUMS AND MONUMENTS 439. NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR ARTS AND CULTURE 440. CENTRE FOR BLACK AFRICAN ARTS AND CIVILISATION 441. NATIONAL TROUPE OF NIGERIA 442. NATIONAL THEATRE 443. NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART 444. NATIONAL WAR MUSEUM -P UMUAHIA 445. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 446. NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR CULTURE ORIENTATION 447. INSTITUTE OF ARCHEOLOGY AND MUSEUM STUDIES – JOS 448. NATIONAL ORIENTATION AGENCY 449. NIGERIA PRISON SERVICE 450. NIGERIA IMMIGRATION SERVICE 451. NIGERIA SECURITY AND CIVIL DEFENCE CORPS 452. CIVIL DEFENCE, IMMIGRATION AND PRISON SERVICE BOARDS (CIPB) 453. FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE 454. NIGERIAN POLICE ACADEMY, WUDIL, KANO

455. NIGERIA LAW REFORM COMMISSIION 456. LEGAL AID COUNCIL 457. COUNCIL OF LEGAL EDUCATION 458. NIGERIA INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED LEGAL STUDIES 459. REGIONAL CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION 460. NATIONAL DRUG LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY 461. NIGERIA COPYRIGHT COMMISSION 462. NATIONAL AGENCY FOR THE PROHIBITION OF TRAFFIC IN PERSIONS 463. INDUSTRIAL ARBTRATION PANEL 464. MICHAEL IMOUDU INSTITUTE OF LABOUR STUDIES 465. NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY CENTRE 466. NATIONAL DIRECTORATE OF EMPOLYMENT 467. COUNCIL OF NIGERIAN MINING ENGINEERS AND GEOSCIENCES 468. NIGERIAN GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AGENCY 469. NATIONAL STEEL RAW MATERIAL EXPLORATION AGENCY , KADUNA 470. NATIONAL METALLURGICAL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE JOS. 471. METALLURGIGAL TRAIINAG ISTITTUTE, ONITSHA 472. NATIONAL IRON ORE MINING PROJECT – ITAKPE 473. NIGERIA INSTITUTE OF MINING AND GEOSCIENCE 474. NIGERIA MINING CADASTRE OFFICE & CENTRES 475. AJAOKUTA STEEL COMPANY LIMITED 476. SOLID MINERAL DEVELOPMENT FUND OFFICE 477. NIGER DELTA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (NDDC) 478. DEPARTMENT OF PETROLEUM RESOURCES 479. PETROLEUM TRAINING INSTITUTE 480. NIGERIA CONTENT DEVELOPMENT AND MONITORING BOARD 481. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS PRICING REGULATORY AGENCY (PPPRA) 482. NIGERIA NUCLEAR REGULATION AUTHORITY 483. NATIONAL AGENCY FOR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING INFRASTRUCTURE 484. SHEDA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COMPLEX ABUJA 485. NIGERIA NATURAL MEDICINE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 486. NATIONAL SPACE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCY- ABUJA 487. CENTRE FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH, ANYIGBA 488. ADVANCED SPACE TECHNOLOGY APPLICATION LABORATORY UYO AKWA IBOM STATE 489. COOPERATIVE INFORMATION NETWORK 490. NATIONAL BIOTECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 491. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, ABUJA, FCT 492. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, ISANLU, KOGI 493. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, JALINGO, TARABA STATE 494. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, KATSINA, KATSINA STATE

495. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, ODI, BAYELSA STAE 496. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, OGBOMOSO, OSUN STATE 497. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, OWODE, OGUN STATE 498. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, AROCHUKWU, ABIA STATE 499. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, KANO, KANO STATE 500. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, AGBOKIM - WATERFALL, CROSS RIVER STATE 501. AQUATIC BIORESOURCES TRAINING CENTRE IDAH, KOGI STATE 502. AQUATIC BIORESOURCES TRAINING CENTRE, TUNARI, TARABA 503. AQUATIC BIORESOURCES TRAINING CENTRE, ADIABO IKOT MBO OTU CROSS RIVER 504. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, DAMATURU 505. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, DIKWA 506. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, BILLIRI 507. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, CHIBOK 508. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, LANGTANG 509. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, MAKURDI 510. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, MINCHIKA 511. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, ILORIN 512. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, ABAGANA 513. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, OKA AKOKO 514. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, BOGORO 515. BIORESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, UBULU UKU 516. BIORESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, UBURU, EBONYI STATE 517. BOARD FOR TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – ABUJA 518. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – AGEGE 519. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – ABA 520. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – KANO 521. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – NNEWI 522. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – CALABAR 523. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – MINNA 524. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE –WARRI 525. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – MAIDUGURI 526. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – GUSAU 527. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – SOKOTO 528. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – UYO 529. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE - B/KEBBI 530. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – IGBOTAKO 531. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – BAUCHI 532. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – IBADAN 533. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – BENIN 534. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE - OKWE-ONUIMO 535. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – ABEOKUTA 536. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – YOLA 537. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – JOS

538. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – YENEGOA 539. NATIONAL CENTRE FOR GENETIC RESEARCH AND BIOTECHNOLOGY- IBADAN 540. ELECTRONICS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (ELDI), AWKA 541. NATIONAL CENTRE FOR TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT ILE IFE 542. REGIONAL CENTRE FOR TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT (NACETEM)-LAGOS 543. NATIONAL ENGINEERING DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT CENTRE- NNEWI 544. AFRICA REGIONAL CENTRE FOR SPACE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY-ILE-IFE 545. CENTRE FOR SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT – ABUJA 546. CENTRE FOR SPACE TRANSPORT AND PROPLULSION, EPE-LAGOS 547. CENTRE FOR BASIC SPACE SCIENCE NSUKKA ENUGU STATE 548. CENTRE FOR GEODESY AND GEODYNAMICS TORO BAUCHI 549. NIGERIAN BUILDING AND ROAD RESEARCH INSTITUTE – LAGOS 550. PROJECT DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (PRODA) – AKWUKE, ENUGU 551. NATIONAL OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY ACQUISITION AND PROMOTION- ABUJA 552. NATIONAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY- ZARIA 553. NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR TRYPASONOMIASIS RESEARCH – KADUNA 554. FEDRAL INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH – OSHODI 555. ABUJA LIASON OFFICE 556. NORTH EAST ZONAL OFFICE – YOLA 557. NORTH WEST ZONAL OFFICE – KANO 558. SOUTH WEST ZONAL OFFICE – AKURE 559. SOUTH-SOUTH ZONAL OFFICE – AGBOR 560. SOUTH EAST ZONAL OFFICE – EBONYI 561. NORTH CENTRAL ZONAL OFFICE – LANGTANG 562. SCIENCE EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (SEDI) – ENUGU 563. HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT RESEARCH INSTITUTE – KANO 564. ENGINEERING MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE. – AKURE 565. NIGERIA INSTITUTE OF LEATHER AND SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY (NILEST) HQTRS, ZARIA 566. HEAVY LEATHER MANUFACTURE CENTRE, MAIDUGURI 567. LIGHT LEATHER MANUFACTURE CENTRE, SOKOTO 568. RAW HIDES AND SKIN IMPROVEMENT CENTRE, JOS 569. EFFLUENT AND POLLUTION MONITORING CENTRE, KANO 570. SOUTH WEST REGIONAL LEATHER CENTRE, ONDO 571. SOUTH EAST REGIONAL LEATHER CENTRE, IMO 572. SOUTH-SOUTH WARD-BASE LEATHER CENTRE, EDO 573. NIGERIA INSTITUTE FOR SCIENCE LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY – IBADAN 574. POWER EQIPMENT AND ELECTRICAL MACHINERY DEVELOPMENT CENTRE – OKENE 575. NATIONAL CENTRE FOR REMOTE SENSING – JOS

576. SCIENCE EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE – MINNA 577. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – ILORIN 578. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – TARABA 579. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR CENTRE – KADUNA 580. PROTOTYPE ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE, ILESHA 581. ADVANCE MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMME, ARABA 582. SOKOTO ENERGY RESEARCH 583. NATIONAL CENTRE FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND CONSERVATIVE, UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS. 584. NATIONAL CENTRE FOR HYDROPOWER RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN 585. NATIONAL CENTRE FOR ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT, UNIVERSITY OF BENIN 586. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATOR – ENUGU 587. ENERGY COMMISSION OF NIGERIA 588. NATIONAL CENTRE FOR ENERGY RESEARCH AND PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT ABUBAKAR TAFAWA BALEWA UNIVERSITY BAUCHI 589. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATION CENTRE ADO-EKITI 590. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATION CENTRE ILE-IFE 591. CENTRE FOR ENERGY RESEARCH – NSUKKA 592. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATION CENTRE, GOMBE 593. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATION CENTRE, KATSINA 594. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATION CENTRE, LAFIA 595. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATION CENTRE, LOKOJA 596. TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS INCUBATION CENTRE, MAKURDI 597. NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORT TECHNOLOGY 598. NIGERIAN RAILWAY CORPORATION 599. NATIONAL INLAND WATERWAYS AUTHORITY 600. MARITIME ACADEMY- ORON 601. COUNCIL FOR THE REGULATION OF FREIGHT FORWARDING IN NIGERIA 602. NIGERIA COLLEGE OF AVIATION TECHNOLOGY – ZARIA 603. NIGERIA METEOROLOGICAL AGENCY 604. ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION BUREAU 605. NIGERIA AIRSPACE MANAGEMENT AGENCY 606. FEDERAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY OF NIGERIA 607. NIGERIA HYDROLOGICAL SERVICES AGENCY 608. ANAMBRA/IMO RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (RBDA) 609. BENIN/OWENA RBDA 610. CHAD BASIN RBDA 611. CROSS RIVER RBDA 612. HADEJIA-JAMA'ARE RBDA 613. LOWER BENUE RBDA 614. LOWER NIGER RBDA 615. NIGER DELTA RBDA 616. OGUN/OSUN RBDA 617. SOKOTO RIMA RBDA

618. UPPER BENUE RBDA 619. UPPER NIGER RBDA 620. NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES INSTITUTE-KADUNA 621. NIGERIA INTEGRATED WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT COMMISSION 622. GURARA WATER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY 623. NATIONAL CENTRE FOR WOMEN DEVELOPMENT 624. ELECTRICITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES 625. NIGER DELTA POWER HOLDING COMPANY 626. PRESIDENTIAL TASK FORCE ON POWER 627. NIGERIA POWER FINANCE 628. TRANSMISSION COMPANY OF NIGERIA 629. NATIONAL RURAL ELECTRIFICATION AGENCY 630. NIGERIAN ELECTRICITY REGULATION COMMISSION 631. NIGERIA ELECTRICITY MANAGEMENT SERVICES AGENCY (NEMSA) 632. NATIONAL POWER TRAINING INSTITUTE 633. NIGERIA ELECTRICITY LIABILITY MANAGEMENT LIMITED 634. TRANSMISSION COMPANY OF NIGERIA 635. NIGERIAN BULK ELECTRICITY TRADING 636. OFFICE OF THE SURVEYOR-GENERAL OF THE FEDERATION 637. FEDERAL SCHOOL OF SURVEY, OYO 638. FEDERAL ROAD MAINTENANCE AGENCY 639. COUNCIL FOR THE REGULATION OF ENGINEERING IN NIGERIA (COREN) 640. SURVEYOR COUNCIL OF NIGERIA 641. REGIONAL CENTRE FOR TRAINING IN AEROSPACE SURVEY 642. CITIZENSHIP AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING CENTRE 643. NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE CORPS (NYSC) 644. NIGERIA FOOTBALL FEDERATION 645. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SPORTS 646. NIGERIAN COMMUNICATION SATELLITE LIMITED 647. NIPOST 648. NIGERIAN COMMUNICATION COMMISSION 649. NITEL 650. DIRECTORATE OF STATE SECURITY SERVICE 651. NATIONAL INTELLIGENT AGENCY 652. PRESIDENTIAL AIR FLEETS (STATE HOUSE) 653. FEDERAL GOVT. HOUSING LOANS BOARD 654. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF COLLEGE OF NIGERIA 655. WEST AFRICAN MGT. DEVT. INSTITUTE, BADAGRY. 656. FEDERAL TRAINING CENTRE, ENUGU 657. FEDERAL TRAINING CENTRE, ILORIN 658. FEDERAL TRAINING CENTRE, KADUNA 659. FEDERAL TRAINING CENTRE, LAGOS 660. FEDERAL TRAINING CENTRE, MAIDUGURI 661. FEDERAL TRAINING CENTRE, CALABAR 662. PUBLIC SERVICE INSTITUTE OF NIGERIA.

663. BUREAU OF PUBLIC SERVICE REFORMS 664. SPECIAL DUTIES & INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS 665. STATE HOUSE (PRESIDENTS OFFICE) 666. STATE HOUSE OPERATIONS - VICE PRESIDENT 667. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF STAFF TO THE PRESIDENT 668. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SECURITY OFFICER TO THE PRESIDENT 669. STATE HOUSE MEDICAL CENTRE 670. STATE HOUSE LAGOS LIAISON OFFICE 671. OFFICE OF THE SENIOR SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT - SDGs (OSSAP-SDGs) 672. BUREAU OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISES (BPE) 673. NATIONAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY (NEMA) 674. ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL CRIME COMMISSION (EFCC) 675. BUREAU OF PUBLIC PROCUREMENT (BPP) 676. NIGERIA EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES TRANSPARENCY INITIATIVE (NEITI) 677. NIGERIA ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION & ITS CENTRES 678. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ECONOMIC ADVISER TO THE PRESIDENT 679. NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR REFUGEES 680. LAGOS LIAISON OFFICE 681. NATIONAL IDENTITY MANAGEMENT COMMISSION 682. NATIONAL MERIT AWARD 683. FEDERAL ROAD SAFETY COMMSSION 684. PRESIDENTIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE 685. NEPAD (NIGERIA) 686. NATIONAL AGENCY FOR THE CONTROL OF AIDS (NACA) 687. NATIONAL PENSION COMMISSION 688. NIGERIA CHRISTIAN PILGRIM COMMISSION 689. NATIONAL HAJJ COMMISSION OF NIGERIA 690. NATIONAL LOTTERY TRUST FUND 691. NATIONAL LOTTERY REGULATORY COMMISSION (NLRC) 692. SERVICOM 693. PRESIDENTIAL TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON LAND REFORMS (PTCLR) 694. NATIONAL BOUNDARY COMMISSSION 695. BORDERS COMMUNITIES DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 696. SPECIAL DUTIES – SGF 697. FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY COMMISSION 698. INDEPENDENT CORRUPT PRACTICES AND RELATED OFFENCES COMMISSION 699. INFRASTRUCTURE CONCESSION AND REGULATORY COMMISSION (ICRC) 700. NATIONAL SALARIES, INCOME AND WAGES COMMISSION 701. AUDITOR GENERAL FOR THE FEDERATION 702. CODE OF CONDUCT BUREAU 703. CODE OF CONDUCT TRIBUNAL 704. FEDERAL CHARACTER COMMISSION 705. FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

706. NATIONAL POPULATION COMMISSION 707. POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION 708. REVENUE MOBILIZATION, ALLOCATION AND FISCAL

COMMISSION.

AGENCIES ESTABLISHED BETWEEN 2015 AND

2018

709. NORTH EAST DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (ESTABLISHMENT) ACT, 2017 710. NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR CANCER RESEARCH AND TREATMENT (ESTABLISHMENT) ACT, 2017 711. CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF PROJECT MANAGERS OF NIGERIA (ESTABLISHMENT) ACT, 2018 712. NATIONAL SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER ACT, 2018 713. CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ACT, 2018 714. NIGERIA AGRICULTURAL QUARANTINE SERVICE (ESTABLISHMENT), ACT, 2018. 715. NIGERIA CENTRE FOR DISEASE CONTROL ABUJA (ESTABLISHMENT) ACT, 2018 716. NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF MINING AND GEO-SCIENCES, JOS, (ESTABLISHMENT) ACT 2018. 717. FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY WATER BOARD (ESTABLISHMENT) ACT, 2017 718. FEDERAL COLLEGE OF DENTAL TECHNOLOGY AND THERAPY (ESTABLISHMENT) ACT, 2017 719. AIR FORCE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY OF NIGERIA (ESTABLISHMENT) ACT, 2017

ANNEXURE F

INSTITUTIONS ESTABLISHED FROM 1999 TO 2018

1. Agricultural Research Council of Nigeria

2. National Council of Nigerian Vision

3. National Emergency Management Agency

4. National Health Insurance Scheme

5. National Park Service

6. National Secondary Education Commission

7. National Airspace Management Agency

8. Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority

9. Nigerian Ports Authority

10. Regional Centre for International Commercial Arbitration

11. Pharmacists Council of Nigeria

12. National Automotive Design and Development Council

13. Facility Management Council of Nigeria

14. Institute of Safety Professionals of Nigeria

15. National Agricultural Land Development Authority

16. Airforce Institute of Technology of Nigeria

17. Chartered Institute of Export and Commodity Brokers of Nigeria

18. Nigerians in Diaspora Commission

19. North-East Development Commission

20. Chartered Institute of Human Capital Development of Nigeria

21. Chartered Institute of Project Managers of Nigeria

22. Chartered Institute of Treasury Management

23. Federal Capital Territory Civil Service Commission

24. Federal Capital Territory Water Board

25. Federal University, Wukari

26. Federal College of Dental Technology and Therapy

27. Federal School of Medical Laboratory Technology (Science) Jos

28. Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurum

29. National Institute for Cancer Research and Treatment

30. National Postgraduate College of Medical Laboratory Science

31. National Senior Citizens Centre

32. Nigerian Academy of Science

33. Nigerian Council of Social Work

34. Police Service Commission

35. Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission

36. Niger-Delta Development Commission

37. National Assembly Service Commission

38. Economic and Financial Crimes Commission

39. Environmental Health Officers Registration Council of Nigeria

40. Federal Roads Maintenance Agency

41. National Examinations Council

42. Nigerian Accounting Standards Board

43. Nigerian Institute of Science Laboratory Technology

44. Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency

45. Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps

46. Nigerian Council of Registered Insurance Brokers

47. Border Communities Development Agency

48. Nigerian Meteorological Agency

49. National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons

50. Nigerian Communications Commission

51. Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria

52. Nigerian Institute of Management

53. Small and Medium Scale Enterprises Development Agency

54. National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria

55. Debt Management Office

56. Economic and Financial Crimes Commission

57. National Lottery Regulatory Commission

58. Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission

59. Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission

60. Nigerian Electricity Management Service Agency

61. Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation

62. Nigerian Geological Survey Agency

63. National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency

64. National Hajj Commission of Nigeria

65. Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution

66. National Information Technology Development Agency

67. Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria

68. National Institute for the Control of HIV and AIDS

69. Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply Management of Nigeria

70. Chartered Institute of Professional Printers of Nigeria

71. Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative

72. National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency

73. Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency

74. Bureau of Public Procurement

75. Nigerian Christian Pilgrims Commission

76. National Identity Management Commission

77. Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency

78. National Space Research and Development Agency

79. Hydroelectric Power Producing Areas Development Commission

80. Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria

81. Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria

82. Debt Management Bureau

83. Tertiary Education Trust Fund

84. Fiscal Responsibility Commission

85. Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority

86. National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies

87. Chartered Institute of Certified Secretaries and Reporters of Nigeria

88. National Biosafety Management Agency

89. Nigerian Institute of Animal Science

90. Defence Space Administration

91. Federal Capital Territory Internal Revenue Service

92. Federal University Dutsin-Ma

93. Federal University Kashere

94. Federal University Lafia

95. Federal University Lokoja

96. Federal University Ndufu-Alike Ikwo

97. Federal University Oye-Ekiti

98. Federal University Otuoke

99. Federal University, Dutse

100. Federal University, Birnin Kebbi

101. Federal University, Gusau

102. National Open University of Nigeria

103. Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil

104. Nigerian Maritime University Okerenkoko

105. Nigerian Army University, Biu

106. Federal Polytechnic, Bali

107. Federal Polytechnic, Ekowe

108. Federal Polytechnic, Ile-Oluji

109. Federal Polytechnic of Oil and Gas, Bonny

110. Federal Polytechnic, Ukana

111. National Institute of Construction Technology, Uromi

ANNEXURE G

LIST OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES IN NIGERIA

The following is a list of Professional Bodies in Nigeria

1. Association of National Accountants of Nigeria

2. Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists of Nigeria

3. Chartered Institute of Administration

4. Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria

5. Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers

6. Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria

7. Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria

8. Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply Mgt. of Nigeria

9. Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria

10. Institute of Chartered Secretaries & Administrators of Nigeria

11. Institute of Public Analysts of Nigeria

12. Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria

13. Nigerian Institute of Management (Chartered)

14. Institute of Chartered Chemists of Nigeria

15. Institute of Management Consultant of Nigeria

16. Nigerian Institute of Architects

17. Nigeria Computer Society

18. Nigerian Society of Engineers

19. National Engineering Centre

20. Nigerian Institution of Surveyors

21. Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors

22. Nigerian Institute of Town Planners

23. Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors & Valuers

24. Nigerian Mining and Geosciences Society

25. Nigerian Medical Association

26. Nigerian Institute of Building

27. Nigerian Bar Association

28. Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR)

29. Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria

30. National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria

31. Nigerian Veterinary Medical Association

32. Association of General & Private Medical Practitioners of Nigeria

33. Business Education Exams Council

34. Centre for Law & Development

35. Certified Pension Institute of Nigeria

36. Chartered Institute of Marketing of Nigeria

37. Certified Institute of Cost Management

38. Medical & Dental Consultants Association of Nigeria

39. Nigerian Institute of Management

40. Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research

41. Nigerian Society of Engineers

42. Science Teachers Association of Nigeria

43. Strategic Management Centre

44. West African College of Physicians

45. Institute of Directors

46. Advertising Practioners Council of Nigeria

47. Outdoor Advertising Association of Nigeria

48. Manufacturers Association of Nigeria

49. The Nigerian Institute of Safety Professionals

50. Pharmacist Council of Nigeria

51. West African Institute for Financial & Economic Management

52. Financial Institutions Training Centre (FITC)

53. Money Market Association of Nigeria

54. African Institute for Applied Economics

55. Institute of Credit & Risk Management

56. Portfolio & Debt Management Institute

57. Institute of Chartered Economists of Nigeria

58. Institute of Registered Administrative Managers of Nigeria

59. The Institute of Certified Geographers of Nigeria

60. The Institute of Business Development

61. The Institute of Benefits and Trusts Management

62. The Institute of Pensions Management

63. Chartered Institute of Administration

64. Nigerian Institute of Professional Secretaries

65. Pipeline Professionals’ Association of Nigeria (PLAN)

66. National Teachers’ Institute

67. Nigeria Institute of Public Relations

68. Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN)

69. Nigerian Institute of Architects

70. Nigeria Insurers Association

71. Nigerian Institute of Building

72. Information Technology Association of Nigeria

73. Certified Institute of Warehousing & Materials Management

74. Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Nigeria

75. Certified Pension Institute of Nigeria

76. Money Market Association of Nigeria

77. Institute of Forensic Accountants of Nigeria

78. Chartered Institute of Cost & Management Accountants of Nigeria

79. The Institute of Credit Administration of Nigeria

80. The Institute of Company & Commercial Accountants of Nigeria

81. The Institute of Registered Administrative Managers of Nigeria

82. The Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply

83. Institute of Industrial Security & Safety of Nigeria

84. Institute of Investment Management & Research

85. Nigerian Institute of Safety Professionals (NISP)

86. Institute of Public Management

87. Institute of Fraud Examiners

88. Nigerian Institute of Industrial Management

89. Medical & Dental Council of Nigeria

90. Association of West African Professional Economists Bodies

91. Institute of Strategic Management of Nigeria

92. Institute of Professional Recruitment Consultants, IPRC Nigeria

93. Institute of Finance & Control of Nigeria

94. The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport

95. Institute of Treasury Management

96. Chartered Institute of Commerce of Nigeria

97. Nigeria Institute of Civil Engineers

98. Institute of Data Processing Management of Nigeria

99. Society of Construction Industry Arbitrators of Nigeria

100. Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) Nigeria

101. Institute of Strategic Customer Service and Trade Management of Nigeria

102. Institute of Human Resources and Strategic Management

103. Chartered Institute of Project Managers of Nigeria

104. Chartered Institute of Local Government and Public Administration

ANNEXURE H

LIST OF FEDERAL UNIVERSITIES IN NIGERIA

S/N FEDERAL UNIVERSITIES VICE CHANCELLOR WEBSITE ADDRESS YEAR EST.

1 Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi Professor Saminu Ibrahim http://www.atbu.edu.ng 1988

2 Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria Professor Ibrahim Garba http://www.abu.edu.ng 1962

3 Bayero University, Kano Professor Yahuza Muhammad Bello http://www.buk.edu.ng 1975

4 Federal University Gashua, Yobe Prof. Andrew Haruna http://www.fugashua.edu.ng 2013

5 Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun Prof. Akii Ibhadode http://www.fupre.edu.ng 2007

6 Federal University of Technology, Akure Prof. Joseph Adola Fuwape http://www.futa.edu.ng 1981

7 Federal University of Technology, Minna Professor Abdullahi Bala http://www.futminna.edu.ng 1982

8 Federal University of Technology, Owerri Prof. Francis Chukwuemeka Eze http://www.futo.edu.ng 1980

9 Federal University, Dutse, Jigawa State Professor Fatima Batoul Muktar http://www.fud.edu.ng/ 2011

10 Federal University, Dutsin-Ma, Katsina Professor Armaya'u Hamisu http://www.fudutsinma.edu.ng 2011

11 Federal University, Kashere, Gombe State Prof. Alhassan Mohammed Gani http://www.fukashere.edu.ng 2011

12 Federal University, Lafia, Nasarawa State Professor Muhammad Sanusi Liman http://www.fulafia.edu.ng 2011

13 Federal University, Lokoja, Kogi State Professor Angela Freeman Miri http://www.fulokoja.edu.ng 2011

14 Alex Ekweme University, Ndufu-Alike, Ebonyi State Professor Chinedum Nwajiuba http://www.funai.edu.ng 2011

15 Federal University, Otuoke, Bayelsa Professor Seth Accra Jaja http://www.fuotuoke.edu.ng/ 2011

16 Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, Ekiti State Prof. Kayode Soremekun http://www.fuoye.edu.ng/ 2011

17 Federal University, Wukari, Taraba State Professor Mohammed Kundiri http://www.fuwukari.edu.ng/ 2011

18 Federal University, Birnin Kebbi Prof. Bello Bala Shehu http://www.fubk.edu.ng 2013

19 Federal University, Gusau Zamfara Prof. Magaji Garba

2013 http://www.fugus.edu.ng

20 Michael Okpara University of Agricultural Umudike Professor Francis O Otunta http://www.mouau.edu.ng 1992

21 Modibbo Adama University of Technology, Yola Professor Kyari Mohammed http://www.mautech.edu.ng 1981

22 National Open University of Nigeria, Lagos Professor Abdalla Uba Adamu http://www.nou.edu.ng 2002

23 Nigeria Police Academy Wudil Professor Munzali Jibril http://polac.edu.ng/ 2013

24 Nigerian Defence Academy Kaduna Professor Azubuike Sonny Nwankwo (Provost) http://www.nda.edu.ng 1985

25 Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka Professor Joseph E. Ehaneku http://www.unizik.edu.ng 1992

26 Obafemi Awolowo University,Ile-Ife Professor Eyitope Ogunbodede http://www.oauife.edu.ng 1962

27 University of Abuja, Gwagwalada Professor Machael Umale Adikwu http://www.uniabuja.edu.ng 1988

28 Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta Professor Felix Kolawole

Salako http://www.unaab.edu.ng 1988

29 University of Agriculture, Makurdi Prof. Richard Anande Kimbir http://www.uam.edu.ng 1988

30 University of Benin Professor Faraday Orumwense http://www.uniben.edu.ng 1970

31 University of Calabar Prof. Zana Itinube Akpagu http://www.unical.edu.ng 1975

32 University of Ibadan Professor Abel Idowu Olayinka http://www.ui.edu.ng 1948

33 University of Ilorin Professor Sulyman Abdulkareem http://www.unilorin.edu.ng 1975

34 University of Jos Prof. Sebastian Maimako http://www.unijos.edu.ng 1975

35 University of Lagos Prof. Oluwatoyin T Ogundipe http://www.unilag.edu.ng 1962

36 University of Maiduguri Professor Ibrahim A. Njodi http://www.unimaid.edu.ng 1975

37 University of Nigeria, Nsukka Professor Benjamin C. Ozumba http://www.unn.edu.ng 1960

38 University of Port-Harcourt Professor Ndowa N Lale http://www.uniport.edu.ng 1975

39 University of Uyo Professor Enefiok Essien http://www.uniuyo.edu.ng 1991

40 Usumanu Danfodiyo University Professor Abdullahi Audu. Zuru http://www.udusok.edu.ng 1975

41 Nigerian Maritime University Okerenkoko, Delta State 2018

42 Air Force Institute of Technology, Kaduna Prof. Emmanuel Okechukwu Ezugwu (Provost) https://afit.edu.ng 2018

43 Nigerian Army University Biu, Borno State https://naub.edu.ng/ 2018

ANNEXURE I

LIST OF FEDERAL POLYTECHNICS IN NIGERIA

Here are the 28 Federal Government owned polytechnics in Nigeria.

1. Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic Unwana, P.M.B 1007, Afikpo, Ebonyi State.

2. Auchi Polytechnic, Auchi, Edo State.

3. Federal Polytechnic Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State.

4. Federal Polytechnic Bali, Taraba State.

5. Federal Polytechnic Bauchi, P.M. B 231, Bauchi State.

6. Federal Polytechnic Bida, P.M.B 55, Niger State.

7. Federal Polytechnic Damaturu, P.M.B 1006, Yobe State.

8. Federal Polytechnic Ede, Osun State.

9. Federal Polytechnic Ekowe, Bayelsa State

10. Federal Polytechnic Idah P.M.B 1035, Kogi State.

11. Federal Polytechnic Ilaro, P.M.B 50, Ogun State.

12. Federal Polytechnic Ile-Oluji, Ondo State

13. Federal Polytechnic Kaura Namoda, P.M.B, 1012, Zamfara State.

14. Federal Polytechnic Mubi, PMB 35 Mubi, Adamawa State.

15. Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa, P.M.B. 01 Nasarawa State.

16. Federal Polytechnic Nekede, P.M.B 1036, Owerri, Imo State.

17. Federal Polytechnic Offa, P.M.B 420, Kwara State.

18. Federal Polytechnic Oko, Anambra State.

19. Federal Polytechnic of Oil and Gas Bonny, Rivers State

20. Federal Polytechnic Ukana, Akwa Ibom State

21. Hussaini Adamu Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B 5004, Kazaure Jigawa State.

22. Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna.

23. National Institute of Construction Technology Uromi

24. Waziri Umaru Federal Polytechnic, P.M.B. 1034, Birnin Kebbi.

25. Yaba College of Technology, P.M.B. 2011, Yaba, Lagos State.

26. Airforce Institute of Technology (AFIT) Kaduna

27. Nigerian Army Institute of Technology and Environmental Studies (NAITES) Makurdi

28. Petroleum Training Institute (PTI) Effurun FCEs

FCEs

1. Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo, Ondo State.

2. Alvan Ikoku College of Education, Owerri, Imo State.

3. Federal College of Education, Osiele, Abeokuta, Ogun State.

4. Federal College of Education, Eha-Amufu, Enugu State.

5. Federal College of Education, Kano, Kano State.

6. Federal College of Education, Katsina State.

7. Federal college of Education, Kontagora Niger State.

8. Federal College of Education, Obudu, Cross River State.

9. Federal College of Education, Okene, Kogi State.

10. Federal College of Education, Pankshin, Plateau State

11. Federal College of Education, Yola, Adamawa State.

12. Federal College of Education, Zaria, Kaduna State.