Address: 75, Shoinde Ralph Street, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

We deliver efficient port service in a safe, secure and customer friendly environment.     more

Address: Herbert Marcaulay Way, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

A federal ministry created to build a public information system by providing information and promoting tourism and cultural values. Get details of the minister for information and culture here - List of Nigerian Ministers

Address: 37, Lobito Crescent, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

Tel 1: 95239064      Tel 2: 8164101937     

A federal ministry created to identify solid minerals for the promotion of rural areas. Other functions include securing of mining properties and administering mining titles. Get details of the Minister for Mines & Steel Development here - List of Nigerian Minister

Address: Ahmadu Bello Way, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

Tel 1: 95237112      Tel 2: 95238341      Tel 3: 95238864     

A federal ministry created to promote the welfare of women, motherhood, child development, maternal health as well as protect the rights of women. Get details of the Minister for Women Affairs here - List of Nigerian Ministers

Address: Federal Secretariat, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

Tel 1: 802355392     

A federal ministry created to formulate and coordinate policies for the development and security of the Niger Delta region. Get details of the Minister for Niger Delta Affairs here - List of Nigerian Minister

Address: 4 Peace Drive, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

Tel 1: 7070271909      Tel 2: 7070271910     

AGIS is the computerization of the cadastral and land registry of the Federal Capital Territory. Our services includes; 

• Preparation and issuance of Certificates-of-Occupancy and other certificate evidencing titles.
• Preparation and issuance of Right-of-Occupancy.
• Production and printing of Titled Deed Plan (TDP).
• Street naming and house numbering in FCT.
• Provision of Geospatial information infrastructure for FCT.
• The only official source of Geospatial data for FCT.
•  Textual and graphic data on FCT, including land record, aerial photographs, satellite images, engineering drawing, and scanned pictures of building.
• Property search and verification of land record.
• Application for land allocation.
• Revenue collection.

Address: Plot 794 Mohammadu Buhari Way, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

Tel 1: 92918900      Tel 2: 92911810      Tel 3: 8173174310     

NSITF provides Health and safety education, affordable housing, social assistance to the less privileged and aged, vocational rehabilitation, health care delivery and disability support.
They also protect employees in the Nigerian private sector who were mostly in non-pensionable employment.

Address: 5 Port-Harcourt Crescent, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

Tel 1: 7067620005     

NSITF provides Health and safety education, affordable housing, social assistance to the less privileged and aged, vocational rehabilitation, health care delivery and disability support.
They also protect employees in the Nigerian private sector who were mostly in non-pensionable employment.

Address: Shehu Shagari Way, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

Tel 1: 95237112     

The Ministry empower Nigerian youth to become self-reliant and to be socially responsible and 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 the protection of their interests.

Get details of the Minister for Youth Development here - List of Nigerian Ministers

Address: Kaita Multipurpose Complex, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

Tel 1: 7036807000     

NSITF provides Health and safety education, affordable housing, social assistance to the less privileged and aged, vocational rehabilitation, health care delivery and disability support.
They also protect employees in the Nigerian private sector who were mostly in non-pensionable employment.