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The Apex Repository of the Federal Republic of Nigeria with objectives to:

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  • Addresses and Speeches  
    Speeches/Essays of past and present Presidents, Political office holders of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and other well meaning Nigerians
  • Audio  
    These are a collection of sound recordings, such as lectures, interviews, podcasts, music, and oral histories. These audio materials cover a wide range of topics and are available for listening, learning, and research purposes."
  • Blue Books / Rare Documents  
    Collection containing extensive selection of framed autographs, manuscripts, historical books and materials from pre-colonial times
  • Constitutions, Laws and Acts  
    A collection of the constitutions, Laws and Acts of the Federal Government of Nigeria, all Political parties and parastatals
  • Courseware  
  • Family History  
    Historical information of Nigerians based on personal narration
  • Gazettes & Circulars  
    A collection of all official government gazettes and circulars by the Federal Government of Nigeria and its federating states.
  • Indigenous Languages  
    These are a collection of materials that support the preservation, promotion, and revitalization of indigenous languages. These resources include language learning materials, dictionaries, stories and cultural documents that reflect the linguistic and cultural diversity of indigenous communities."
  • Journal Articles  
    A collection of writings on different subjects published in journals and other periodicals
  • Maps  
    A collection of Maps of different locations in Nigeria

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Budget speech by the Hon. E. Emole, minister of finance Eastern Nigeria at the second session of the fifth Eastern House of Assembly on Friday 30 March, 1962
(Enugu: The government of the Eastern Nigeria,, 1962-03-30) EMOLE, E.
• Introduction and Appropriation Motion (pp. 1–2) • Review of the 1961–62 Financial Year Out-turn (pp. 2–3) • 1962–63 Revenue Estimates and Federal Allocations (pp. 3–5) • Tax Administration and Smuggling Prevention (pp. 4–6) • Recurrent Expenditure and Ashby Commission Proposals (pp. 6–8) • Capital Expenditure and 1962–68 Development Plan Phasing (pp. 8–10) • Austerity Measures and Financing Strategies (pp. 9–11) • Inflation Control and Conclusion (pp. 12–13)
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Annual statistical digest 1965 Eastern Nigera
(Enugu : The government printer,, 1966) ECONOMIC Planning Commission Eastern Nigeria (Statistical Division)
• I. POPULATION • 1.1 Population of Nigeria by Region • 1.2 Population of Eastern Nigeria by Province • 1.3 African Population and Area of Eastern Nigeria by Division as at 1953 • 1.4 Population of Eastern Nigeria by sex, age group and Province (as at 1953 Population Census) • 1.5 Population of Eastern Nigeria by Province, sex and main occupation (as at 1953 Population Census) • 1.6 Urban Population of Eastern Nigeria by Province, sex and age group (as at 1953 Population Census) • II. EDUCATION • 2.1 Number and Enrolment in Primary Schools by Division • 2.2 Number and Enrolment in Primary Schools by Ownership • 2.3 Number and Enrolment in Secondary Schools by Division • 2.4 Number and Enrolment in Secondary Schools by Ownership • 2.5 Number and Enrolment in Teacher Training Colleges by Division • 2.6 Number and Enrolment in Teacher Training Colleges by Ownership • 2.7 Number and Enrolment in Commercial Schools by Division • 2.8 Number of Teacher Training Colleges by Division and Ownership • 2.9 Number of Teachers in Primary Schools by Grade and Division, 1964 • 2.10 Number of Teachers in Secondary Schools by Type and Division, 1964 • 2.11 Number of Teachers in Secondary Commercial Schools by Type and Division, 1964 • 2.12 Number of Teachers in Teacher Training Institutions by Type and Division, 1964 • 2.13 Number of Teachers in Primary, Secondary (including Commercial) and Teacher Training Institutions by Province • 2.14 Number of Teachers by Grade and School • 2.15 Number of Secondary School Scholarship Awards by Division • 2.16 Number of Post-Secondary Scholarship Awards by Division • 2.17 Grants-in-Aid to Primary Schools by Division • 2.18 Grants-in-Aid to Secondary Schools by Province • 2.19 Grants-in-Aid to Teacher Training Colleges by Province • 2.20 Grants-in-Aid by Type of Institution • 2.21 Special Purposes Grants-in-Aid to Secondary, Teacher Training Colleges and Commercial Institution by Division • 2.22 Results of First School Leaving Certificate Examination in Eastern Nigeria by Province • 2.23 Results of West African School Certificate Examination in Eastern Nigeria by Province • 2.24 University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Administrative and Academic Staff by Nationality as at 30th June, 1965 • 2.25 University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Number of Enrolment by Sex and Department (Period ending 30th June) • 2.26 University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Intake and Out-turn (Period ending 30th June) • III. HEALTH • 3.1 Number of Medical Practitioners by Division • 3.2 Number of Pharmacists by Division • 3.3 Number of Nurses/Midwives in Hospitals by Division • 3.4 Number of Midwives in Maternity Homes and Health Centres by Division • 3.5 Number of Hospitals by Division and Ownership • 3.6 Number of Hospital Beds by Division and Ownership • 3.7 Number of Dispensaries by Division • 3.8 Number of Maternity Beds by Division and Ownership • 3.9 Number of Rural Health Centres and Maternity Homes by Division and Ownership • 3.10 Rural Health Centres and Maternity Homes, 1964 • 3.11 Number of Operations in Eastern Nigeria Medical Institution by Division • 3.12 Number of Operations in Eastern Nigeria Medical Institutions • 3.13 Number of Deaths in Eastern Nigeria Medical Institutions by Division • 3.14 Number of Deaths in Eastern Nigeria Medical Institutions • 3.15 Number of Admissions in Eastern Nigeria Medical Institutions by Division • 3.16 Number of Admissions in Eastern Nigeria Medical Institutions • 3.17 Number of Out-patients in Eastern Nigeria Medical Institutions by Division • 3.18 Number of Out-patients in Eastern Nigeria Medical Institutions • 3.19 Grants for Recurrent Expenditure to Mission Hospitals by Division • 3.20 Bed Occupancy Grants to Non-Government Institutions by Division • 3.21 Grants for Capital Expenditure to Non-Government Hospitals by Division • IV. INDUSTRY • 4.1 Number of Establishments and Persons engaged by Industry, Type of Ownership and Capital Investment, 1961-62 • 4.2 Persons engaged by Occupation and Industry for March, 1962 • 4.3 In-put and Out-put by Industry, 1961-62 • V. COMMERCE AND TRADE • 5.1 Quantity and Value of Principal Domestic Exports through the main Eastern Nigeria Ports by Port • 5.2 Summary of Quantity and Value of Principal Domestic Exports through the main Eastern Nigeria Ports • 5.3 Value of Exports through Eastern Nigeria Ports by Port • 5.4 Value of Imports through Eastern Nigeria Ports by Port • 5.5 North-east and East-north Trade by the Nigeria Railway Corporation • 5.6 Value of Imports • 5.7 Value of Exports • VI. PRICES • 6.1 Retail Prices of Local Foodstuffs in selected Eastern Nigeria Markets - Beef (Boneless) • 6.2 Retail Prices of Local Foodstuffs in selected Eastern Nigeria Markets - Fish (Dried) • 6.3 Retail Prices of Local Foodstuffs in selected Eastern Nigeria Markets - Garri • 6.4 Retail Prices of Local Foodstuffs in selected Eastern Nigeria Markets - Palm Oil • 6.5 Retail Prices of Local Foodstuffs in selected Eastern Nigeria Markets - Rice • 6.6 Retail Prices of Local Foodstuffs in selected Eastern Nigeria Markets - Yams • 6.7 Enugu Consumer Price Index • 6.8 Port Harcourt-Aba Consumer Price Index • 6.9 Lagos Consumer Price Index • 6.10 Kaduna Consumer Price Index • 6.11 Ibadan Consumer Price Index • VII. AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND LIVE-STOCK • 7.1 Number of Produce Inspection Stations by Division • 7.2 Inspected Produce by Division • 7.3 Prices fixed by Eastern Nigeria Marketing Board per ton of Produce • 7.4 Annual Local Sales of Marketing Board Produce for Local Processing • 7.5 Purchases of Marketing Board Produce • 7.6 Stocks at Port of Shipment as at last Thursday in December • 7.7 Number of Extension Workers by Division • 7.8 Eastern Nigeria Government Expenditure on Agriculture • 7.9 Area of Forest Estate by Division • 7.10 Number of Animals slaughtered in Eastern Nigeria in 1964 by Division • 7.11 Number of Animals slaughtered in Eastern Nigeria in 1964 by Province • 7.12 Number of Animals slaughtered in Eastern Nigeria, 1958-1964 • 7.13 Number of Cattle entering Eastern Nigeria on Hoof and by Rail • 7.14 Type and Number of Plantations by Division and Ownership • 7.15 Acreage of Plantation • 7.16 Number of Trees planted • 7.17 Number of Persons employed (Permanent) • 7.18 Number of Persons employed during Planting and Harvesting period (Part-time and/or Casual Labour) • 7.19 Wages and Salaries by Type of Employee • 7.20 Production, Yield per Acre and per Tree • 7.21 Produce sold • VIII. BUILDING • 8.1 Government Buildings, Eastern Nigeria Government • 8.2 Government Buildings, Federal Government • IX. FUEL AND POWER • 9.1 Coal Production and Sales • 9.2 Sales of Coal by Principal Users - Monthly Averages • 9.3 Production and Exports of Crude Oil • 9.4 Sales of Petroleum Products in Eastern Nigeria • 9.5 Units of Electricity consumed in Eastern Nigeria by Undertaking • 9.6 Value of Electricity consumed in Eastern Nigeria by Undertaking • 9.7 Units of Electricity consumed in Eastern Nigeria by Type • 9.8 Units of Electricity consumed in Eastern Nigeria by Type and Undertaking, 1963 and 1964 • X. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION • 10.1 Milage of Roads in Eastern Nigeria by Type of Road and Surface • 10.2 Milage of Trunk Roads by Division • 10.3 Trunk Road Milage per 100 square miles by Division • 10.4 Eastern Nigeria Road Traffic Census • 10.5 Road Vehicles newly registered in Eastern Nigeria by Type and Station • 10.6 Number of Road Accidents in Eastern Nigeria by Type of Vehicles involved • 10.7 Number of Road Accidents reported in Eastern Nigeria classified by Type • 10.8 Number of Persons injured in Road Accidents in Eastern Nigeria classified by extent of injury • 10.9 Number of Accidents, Vehicles involved and extent of injury classified by Causes, 1964 • 10.10 Number of Passengers and Tonnage of Goods carried by Nigerian Railway Corporation in Eastern Nigeria • 10.11 Foreign Cargo handled at Eastern Nigeria Ports by Port • 10.12 Cargo shipped Coastwise in Eastern Nigeria Ports by Port • 10.13 Number of Passengers carried by Inland Waterways in Eastern Nigeria • 10.14 Number of Vehicles carried by Inland Waterways in Eastern Nigeria • 10.15 Number of Bicycles carried by Inland Waterways in Eastern Nigeria • 10.16 Quantity of Cargo carried by Inland Waterways in Eastern Nigeria • 10.17 Number of Passengers carried by Aircrafts in Eastern Nigeria by Station • 10.18 Quantity of Freight carried by Aircrafts in Eastern Nigeria by Station • 10.19 Quantity of Mail carried by Aircrafts in Eastern Nigeria by Station • 10.20 Type of Postal Services in Eastern Nigeria • 10.21 Number and Value of Telegrams issued from Eastern Nigeria by Type and Division, 1964 • 10.22 Number of Registered Postal Packets posted and delivered in Eastern Nigeria • 10.23 Number of Local and Trunk Calls in Eastern Nigeria by Division • 10.24 Value of Local and Trunk Calls in Eastern Nigeria by Division • XI. PUBLIC FINANCE AND TAXATION • 11.1 Eastern Nigeria Government Revenue and Expenditure • 11.2 Government Actual Recurrent Expenditure on Services • 11.3 Eastern Nigeria Government Actual Expenditure on Personal Emoluments by Ministry • 11.4 Eastern Nigeria Government Revenue by Source • 11.5 Eastern Nigeria Government Actual Recurrent Expenditure by Function • 11.6 Eastern Nigeria Government Revenue and Expenditure • 11.7 Regional Government Grants to Local Government Bodies • 11.8 Economic and Functional Analysis of Eastern Governments Expenditure, 1961-62 • 11.9 Local Government Revenue by Division • 11.10 Number of Tax-payers directly assessed and Amount of Tax collected by Division • 11.11 Number of Tax-payers directly assessed by Income Group • 11.12 Number of Tax-payers directly assessed by Social Group • 11.13 Number of Tax-payers and Amount deducted under P.A.Y.E. System by Income Group • 11.14 Number of Tax-payers and Amount deducted under P.A.Y.E. System by Social Group • XII. JUSTICE AND CRIME • 12.1 Private Legal Practitioners practising in Eastern Nigeria by Division • 12.2 Persons tried in Courts in Eastern Nigeria by Type of Offence • 12.3 Number of Cases disposed (Adults) in Eastern Nigeria by Type of Offence • 12.4 Number of Cases disposed (Juveniles) in Eastern Nigeria by Type of Offence • 12.5 Number of Sentences imposed on Summary Conviction (Adults) in Eastern Nigeria by Type of Offence
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Central Bank of Nigeria: banking supervision annual report 1999
(Abuja (Zaria Street, Off Samuel Ladoke Akintola Boulevard, Garki): Bank Examination and Banking Supervision Departments of the Central Bank of Nigeria,, 2000) CENTRAL Bank of Nigeria
• CHAPTER ONE: Developments in the financial services industry • Cooperation among Supervisory Agencies • New Approach to Bank Rating • Enhancing the Performance of the Other Financial Institutions • Framework for Risk-focused Supervision of Banks in Nigeria • The Web-enabled CRMS • Update on Licensing of New Banks and Other Financial Institutions • Update on Distress Resolution in the Financial System • CHAPTER TWO: Issues in supervision • Developments in Information Technology (IT) and the Challenges and Prospects for Supervision • The Re-emergence of Foreign-owned Banks and the Challenges of Cross-border Supervision • Update on Year 2000 Compliance • Survival Strategies for Banks in a Competitive Environment • The Challenges of Universal Banking for Supervision • Implications of Foreign Exchange Deregulation on Supervision • Responsibilities of Supervisors in Fraud Prevention • Globalisation and the Nigerian Financial System • CHAPTER THREE: Legal framework and supervision • Recent Amendments to the Banking Laws • CHAPTER FOUR: Performance trends in the banking sector • CHAPTER FIVE: Capacity building for supervision • Improving Supervisory Processes for Enhanced Efficiency • The Supervisors' Retreat • The 1999 Bank Examiners' Conference
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Budget speech by His Excellency Col. John Atom Kpera, the Military governor of Anambra state
(Enugu state: The government printer, 1978-04-07) KPERA, John Atom
• Overview and Budget Strategy • Financial Estimates and Revenue Breakdown • Education • Health • Land Transport - Roads and Bridges • Regional Development • Housing • Agriculture • Manufacturing and Crafts, Commerce and Finance • Local Government Reforms and Conclusion
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Budget speech by His Excellency Commander A. P. Diete-Spiff, Military Governor of the Rivers State of Nigeria for the Financial Year 1974–1975
(Port Harcourt: Rivers state government, 1974) DIETE-SPIFF, Alfred Papapereye
• Introduction and Revenue Estimates • Tax Policy and Structure Modifications • Expenditure Allocation and Education Schemes • Health Services and Preventive Medicine • Rural Development, Social Welfare, and Co-operatives • Agricultural Expansion and Fisheries Projects • Trade, Industrial Surveys, and Regional Planning • Public Works, Infrastructure, and Transportation • Cultural Heritage, Sports, Administration, and Conclusion