NIGERIAN MARITIME ADMINISTRATION AND SAFETY AGENCY (NIMASA)

Director General- Mr. Ziakede P. Akpobolokemi Address- Maritime house, 4 Burma road, Apapa, Lagos state. Email- info@nimasa-gov.ng Website- www.nimasa-gov.ng Vision- The Nigerian maritime administration and safety agency is committed to making
Nigeria a major maritime nation.

Mission- to achieve safe, secure shipping, cleaner oceans and enhance maritime capacity in
line with best global practices towards Nigerias economic development.

Function To pursue the development of shipping and regulate matters relating to merchant shipping and seafarers. Administrating the registration and licensing of ships. Regulate and administer the certification of seafarers. Establishment maritime training and safety standards. Regulate the safety of shipping as regards the constitution of ships and navigation. Provide search and rescue services. Carryout air and coastal surveillance. Control and prevent maritime pollution,

Departments- Shipping development, Administration and Finance, Maritime and

Cabotage services.

NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC RESEARCH (NISER)

Director General- Prof. Olufemi Taiwo Address- Post Office, Oyo road, Ibadan, Oyo state. Email- dg@niser-gov.ng and info@niser-gov.ng Website- www.nieraonline.org Vision- To be a world class think tank in the area of social and economic policy research. Mission- To consistently generate credible knowledge through quality research conduct
specialised training and consultancy services while interacting with relevant segments of Nigerian society in the task of national development.

Objectives To strengthen its capacity for research and policy analysis. To build a workforce that is well equipped and skilled. To promote culture of debate and dialogue about development policy issues and options.

Departments- Administration and Finance, Surveillance and Forecasting, Economic

policy research, Social and governance policy research, Policy engagement, Information and communication technology, Technical collaboration and Corporate planning unit.

NIGERIAN NATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION (NNPC)

Group Managing Director- Mr. Andrew Yakubu Address- NNPC Towers, Central Business District, Herbert Macaulay way, P.M.B 190,
Garki, Abuja.

Email- contactus@nnpcgroup.com Website- www.nnpcgroup.com Vision- NNPC will be a world class oil and gas company driven by the shared commitment
to excellence.

Mission- NNPC is an integrated oil and gas company, engaged in adding value to the
nations hydrocarbon resources for the benefit of all Nigerians and other stakeholders.

Departments- Research and Planning, Communication and Information, Finance and

accounts, Gas and Power, Corporate services, Legal service, Human resources.

CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA (CBN)

Governor- Sanusi Lamido Sanusi Address- Plot 33, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa way, Central Business District, Cadastral
Zone, Abuja.

Email- Media Relations- cad@cenbank.org CBN Training centre hrd@cenbank.org Website- www.cenbank.org Objectives To ensure monetary and rice stability. Issue legal tender currency in Nigeria. Maintain external reserves to safeguard the international value of the legal tender currency. To promote a sound financial system in Nigeria. To act as bankers and provide economic and financial advice to the federal government.

NATIONAL IDENTITY MANAGEMENT COMMISSION (NIMC)

Director General- Chris Onyemenam Address- 11 Sokode Crescent, off Dalaba street, Zone5, Wuse Abuja. Email- info@nimc-gov.ng Website- www.nimc-gov.ng Vision- The commission exist to establish and regulate a reliable and sustainable system of
national identity management that enables a citizen or legal resident assert his identity.

Mission- It aims to achieve this by setting and maintaining identification standards creating
and managing a secure database, an identity taken and a secure means to irrefutably confirm the identity of an individual that will promote national security and enhance socioeconomic development.

Departments- director generals office, identity database, human capital, legal services,
corporate communications, operations, finance and investment, corporate services.

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF POWER

Minister- Prof. Chinedu Osita Nebo Address- 4th floor Federal Secretariat, Phase1 annex3, Shehu Shagari way, Central Areal,
Abuja.

Website- www.power.gov.ng Vision- a robust and sustainable power sector that fully support the socio-economic needs of
the Nation and contributes to the emergence of Nigeria as one of the top twenty economies of the world by the year 2020.

Mission- To provide the nation with adequate and reliable power supply by implementing
generation, transmission and distribution projects in the sector and facilitating the emergence of a private sector led competitive and efficient electric power industry.

Functions Initiating and formulating broad policies and programmes on the development of the power sector in general. Initiating concessions in the power sector of the economy. Licensing of electric generating sets of 1mw capacity and below and electrical contractors. Coordinating activities of the power sector. Handling policy matters relating to research and development in the power sector. Promoting the development of hydro power plants through public private partnership. (ppp) Participating in bilateral and multilateral relations affecting the power sector. Facilitating the overall coordination of the activities of the parastatals under its supervision.

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

Minister- Alhji Inuwa Abdul-kadir Address- Fed. Sec complex new extension, plot 04 phase2 Block D 2nd floor, Shehu
Shagari way Central Area, Abuja.

Vision- To empower Nigerian youth to become self reliant and socially responsible. Mission- To provide a sustainable framework for integrated planning and collaboration
among stakeholders for the development of policies and programmes, laws and other initiatives that promote and enhance the development of the Nigerian youth and protection of their interest.

Functions To formulate monitor and review national youth policies. To articulate relevant programmes of action for youth development. To coordinate youth and monitor youth development activities at the three levels of government and collaborating partners. To inculcate in the youth human right values, social justice, equity, fairness and gender equality.

OFFICE OF THE ACCOUNTANT GENERAL OF THE FEDERATION

Accountant General- Jonah Otunla Address- Ladoke Akintola Boulevard 5, Zaria street, Garki, Abuja. Website- www.oagf-gov.ng Functions Supervision of accounts of federal ministries and extra ministerial departments. Collate, present and publish statutory financial statements of accounts required by ministry of finance. Manage federal government investments. Maintain and operate the federation account. Investigate cases of fraud, loss of funds, assets and store items and other financial malpractices in ministries and departments. Ensure revenue monitoring and accounting. Formulate accounting policies of the federal government. Loan servicing and public debt management.

Departments- Organization structure, Revenue and Investment, Administration, Finance

and Accounts, Planning and Information Technology, Funds, Inspectorate, and Audit Monitoring.

FEDERAL HOUSING AUTHORITY (FHA)

Managing Director- Arc. Tever Gemade Address- F.H.A Julius Nyerere Crescent, Asokoro. P.M.B 101, Garki, Abuja. Website- www.fha-gov.ng Email- info@fha-gov.ng Vision- To be the leading provider of housing and facilitation of access to sustainable
housing solution in Nigeria and to become a model government agency.

Mission- To be the leader in the provision of sustainable housing in Nigeria and to facilitate
home ownership for all Nigerians.

Functions To develop and manage real estate on commercial basis in all states of the federation and federal capital territory (FCT). Provide sites and services foe all income groups with special emphasis on the low income group. Provide low income and rural housing in all states of the federation and federal capital from funds provided by the federal government and other sources. Execute such housing programmes as may be approved by the federal government.