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VISION OF THE MINISTRY
To provide complementary internal security services of the highest standard.
MISSION
To render to Nigerians and foreigners alike, diverse internal security and other ancillary services that are highly qualitative, efficient, courteous, corruption-free and timely.
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MISSION OF THE MINISTRY
To provide the citizenry with credible and timely information on government activities, programmes and initiatives; while creating an enabling technological environment for socio-economic development of the nation.
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The Ministry began as a Department in the Prime Minister’s office in 1957 with a core group twelve officers drawn from across the nation and humorously referred to as the” TWELVE APOSTLES.” The first assignment of this nucleus group of foreign service officers was to serve as Third Secretaries and Vice-Consuls in various British embassies and Consular posts worldwide. With the attainment of independence in 1960, the Government established a separate ministry, which was called the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Commonwealth elations.
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The Federal Ministry of Finance was established in 1958 by the Finance (Control and Management) Ordinance, to replace the then Finance Department.
The Ordinance conferred on the Ministry the responsibility for the control and Management of the public finance of the Federation.
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The Federal Capital Territory is the home of Abuja, the capital of Nigeria. The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) was created on 31st December 2004 following the scrapping of the Ministry of the Federal Capital Territory (MFCT). Since its establishment, the FCTA has been administered by the following Ministers.
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VISION OF THE MINISTRY
To ensure a Nigeria that develops in harmony with the environment
MISSION
To ensure the environmental protection and natural resource conservation and management for sustainable development
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The Federal Ministry of Education has been vested with the overall responsibility for laying down national policies and guidelines for uniform standards for all levels of education in Nigeria as enshrined in various statutory instruments, notably the National Policy on Education, the Education Decree No. 16 of 1985 and the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. By the role entrusted to it, the Federal Ministry of Education is responsible for:
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