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About The Nigerian Investment Promotion Council The Nigerian Investment Promotion Council was created to advice the Federal Government on policy matters designed to promote the industrialization of Nigeria; enhance the investment climate in Nigeria for investors; identify specific projects and invite interested investors for participation in those projects; maintain a liaison between investors and ministries, government departments and agencies, institutional lenders and authorities concerned with investments as well as assist incoming and existing investors by providing support services. History of The Nigerian Investment Promotion Council The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) is Federal Government Agency in Nigeria established by the NIPC Act N0. 16 of 1995 to promote, co-ordinate and monitor all investments in Nigeria. The basic functions and powers of the NIPC are as prescribed by Act 16 of 1995. Safety The NIPC is located in a very secure place. There are no security concerns here. Best Time to Visit The Nigerian Investment Promotion Council The NIPC premises only allows visitations during working hours on weekdays. Most Common Visitors The NIPC offices count business people and government officials as their most frequent visitors.   Weather at The Nigerian Investment Promotion Council Nigeria Investment Promotion Commission is located in Abuja North-Central of Nigeria.Thus, it experiences three weather conditions every year.  This includes a warm, humid rainy season and a blistering dry season.  In between the two, there is a brief interlude of harmattan occasioned by the northeast trade wind, with the main feature of dust haze and dryness. Temperatures can drop to as low as 16 degrees during the harmattan period.

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History of Bank of Industry Bank of Industry. This is Nigeria's foremost developmental financial institution. Also Nigeria's oldest, it is situated in the nation's capital. Security/Safety of Bank of Industry This is a very safe location. Best Features Housed in one of the few high rises in the capital, the prominence is soon seen, with beautiful architectural design which is bound to be noticed by passersby and motorist along the express way.

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History of Chinese Embassy Chinese Embassy. This is the nerve center for China's diplomatic affairs within the Nigerian borders, representing a Chinese sovereign state in Nigeria. It is also the official residence of the Chinese ambassador. Security/Safety of Chinese Embassy This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to Chinese Embassy, here are some helpful things to take along with you: Necessary documents if the visit is for visa purposes Your passport and ID Card Best Features As the public face of China, it is architecturally impressive with Chinese themes displaying the culture of China. Besides the more obvious functions of issuing visas and assisting Chinese citizens, the embassy interacts with the Nigerian government, local business and nongovernmental organizations, the media and educational institutions, and private citizens to create positive responses to China's policies and the Chinese in general.

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UNICEF is working in partnership with many stakeholders, including children and families, to achieve national and international goals instrumental in the fulfillment of children’s rights.

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History of ECOWAS Secretariat ECOWAS Secretariat. This is the secretariat of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), a regional group of fifteen West African countries with a mission to promote economic integration across the region. Security/Safety of ECOWAS Secretariat This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to ECOWAS Secretariat, here are some helpful things to take along with you: ID Card to identify yourself at all check points Seminar necessities Best Features One of the two ECOWAS powerhouses in Abuja, this is the most important ECOWAS structure in the world. As the secretariat of ECOWAS, it houses all personas, diplomats, staff, and activities that work to achieve the goals of the ECOWAS community. Writer's Review It is nice o take a tour of the structure and marvel at all it takes for 15 different countries to combine resources in the actualization of a strong regional community. At the end of your tour, you will see the flags of the different countries mounted at the entrance in a new way.

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The Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) is the national carrier of all classes of mail items for delivery both within and outside Nigeria. Mail items, which include letters, postcards, printed papers, parcels and aerogrammes are processed through the post office. Since the first post office in 1852 under the British colonial masters, mails have been delivered weekly around Nigeria.

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History of Abuja State NYSC Secretariat Abuja State NYSC Secretariat. This is the administrative office of the National Youth Service Corps in Abuja. It oversees the welfare, documentation and the general affairs of youth corpers in the state. Security/Safety of Abuja State NYSC Secretariat This is a very safe location. Always come in your NYSC uniform or you won't be attended to What To Bring Before heading to Abuja State NYSC Secretariat, here are some helpful things to take along with you: All documents regarding NYSC including; Call-up letter, Registration documents, School's Certificate, Green Card and Student ID Card Copies of Passport Photographs Your NYSC ID Card Best Features While there are secretariats in all local governments in the state, this is the headquarters and so houses the State Coordinator, along with other high ranking state officials. It is here to report to after your 21 days at the Orientation Camp to get assigned to your Place of Primary Assignment (PPA). Weekly Community Development Service (CDS) are also held here, along with the NYSC sponsored Skills Acquisition Entrepreneurship Development program. This is also where to go if you have inquiries about the NYSC scheme in Abuja State. Writer's Review As long as you are fully kitted in your NYSC uniform, you have no fear of being turned away. Different people have different tales of how they interacted with the officials and staff but I have found that a smile, knowledge of the local language, and an appealing face helps for a positive interaction. It will be wise to befriend one of the staff as you never know when an inside-ear will be needed. Most common visitors You will see a lot of Corps members, NYSC staff, SAED Instructors and hawkers here.

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History of Embassy of France Embassy of France. This is the nerve center for France's diplomatic affairs within the Nigerian borders, representing a French sovereign state in Nigeria. It is also the official residence of the French ambassador. Security/Safety of Embassy of France This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to Embassy of France, here are some helpful things to take along with you: Necessary documents if the visit is for visa purposes Your passport and ID Card Best Features As the public face of France, it is architecturally impressive with themes displaying the French culture. Besides the more obvious functions of issuing visas and assisting French citizens, the embassy interacts with the Nigerian government, local business and nongovernmental organizations, the media and educational institutions, and private citizens to create positive responses to France's policies and the French in general.

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About Nigerian Communications Commission Nigerian Communications Commission is an independent body that regulates the telecommunications industry in Nigeria. It  regulates the supply of telecommunications services and facilities, promotes and  enhances competition between service providers, and sets performance standards for telephone and telecommunications services in Nigeria. History of Nigerian Communications Commission The Commission was created in November 1992 under Decree number 75 under the Miltary government of then Head of State Gen. Ibrahim Babangida. It continued to oversee affairs until 2003 when the enabling bill was updated and replaced with the Nigerian Communications Act. Safety This is a very safe and secure location, there's no danger to visitors' safety here.   Best Time to Visit Nigerian Communications Commission It is ideal to visit NCC on weekdays during corporate working hours.   Most Common Visitors NCC is always visited by different stakeholders from all the major telecommunication giants in the country.   Weather at Nigerian Communications Commission Nigerian Communications Commission Complex is located in Abuja North-Central of Nigeria.Thus, it experiences three weather conditions every year.  This includes a warm, humid rainy season and a blistering dry season.  In between the two, there is a brief interlude of harmattan occasioned by the northeast trade wind, with the main feature of dust haze and dryness. Temperatures can drop to as low as 16 degrees during the harmattan period.

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History of Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency. Housing the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency, which is responsible for the regulation of petroleum products and their derivatives in the country, this building is a landmark in the central business district of Abuja. Security/Safety of Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency This is a very safe location. Best Features The building is one of the few high rises to be found in the capital, and is notable for its unique design, the tinted blue glass giving it a soft look.

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History of ECOWAS Parliament Complex ECOWAS Parliament Complex. Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is a regional group of fifteen West African countries with a mission to promote economic integration across the region. Security/Safety of ECOWAS Parliament Complex This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to ECOWAS Parliament Complex, here are some helpful things to take along with you: Seminar necessities ID Card to identify yourself at all check points Best Features This magnificent complex houses the ECOWAS commission in Nigeria. A power house, it is the venue for ECOWAS related meetings, conferences and matters. In 2012, the then president of Nigeria Goodluck Jonathan approved the rehabilitation of the complex including full re-roofing of the complex, reconfiguration of the plenary auditorium and the interpreters' booths to meet the taste and needs of a modern day legislature, provision of brand new elevators, among others renovations. Writer's Review One of the most important structures in the country's power state, this is a breath-taking and majestic building shaped somewhat like the letter 'H'. While some parts can only be accessed by special pass, you can enjoy the sights at the public spaces. The structure is almost closely rivaled by the impressive gathering of Africa's Who-Is-Who that you will see walking the corridors.

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History of The US Embassy The US Embassy. This is the nerve center for America's diplomatic affairs within the Nigerian borders, representing an American sovereign state in Nigeria. It is also the official residence of the American ambassador. Security/Safety of The US Embassy This is a very safe location. What To Bring Before heading to The US Embassy, here are some helpful things to take along with you: Necessary documents if the visit is for visa purposes Your passport and ID Card Best Features As the public face of the U.S., it is architecturally impressive with themes depicting the American history and culture. Besides the more obvious functions of issuing visas and assisting American citizens, the embassy interacts with the Nigerian government, local business and nongovernmental organizations, the media and educational institutions, and private citizens to create positive responses to U.S. policies and the U.S. in general.