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Reference & glossary

LabelMeaning
Nigerian nexusFacts connecting the system, actor, users, affected people, data, outputs or activity to Nigeria
Current lawEnacted and commenced law or binding instrument applicable to the facts
Conditional sector routeObligation that applies only to a regulated actor, activity, licence, product or trigger
Policy readinessAlignment with strategy or policy that is not reported as statutory compliance
Proposed lawBill or draft without current binding effect
CompliantApplicable obligation is fully met on current evidence
Non-compliantApplicable obligation is not fully met
N/AHuman-approved exclusion with specific scope basis
DepthProgress for a gap or establishment of a compliant practice
Gateway itemItem that routes the assessor to more specific atomic obligations

Is NAGF an official Nigerian government framework?

Section titled “Is NAGF an official Nigerian government framework?”

NAGF is Gamut’s consolidated assessment model. It uses official Nigerian sources but is not itself an enacted instrument or government endorsement.

No. Items are status-labelled across current law, conditional sector requirements, policy, proposed-law readiness and good practice.

Applicability depends on the system’s purpose, people, data, organisation role, sector and Nigerian nexus. A portfolio conclusion cannot replace that analysis.

Does a gateway marked compliant mean the sector is compliant?

Section titled “Does a gateway marked compliant mean the sector is compliant?”

No. It means routing was performed. The downstream atomic items still need assessment.

Can an anticipated obligation create current non-compliance?

Section titled “Can an anticipated obligation create current non-compliance?”

No. Proposed-law preparedness belongs in the separate readiness conclusion.

No. It excludes free text and direct identifiers and uses bounded structural assessment state.

Use the item-specific primary source and verify its current status.

NAGF is Gamut’s system-specific Nigerian AI governance assessment. Its status-labelled items separate current legal and sector obligations from policy, proposed-law and responsible-AI readiness. It is not legal advice or regulator certification.