PRIVATE GUARD COMPANIES ACT
ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS
PART I
Licensing of Private Guard Companies
SECTION
1. Private guard companies to be licensed.
3. Granting of licence to operate.
4. Nature and effect of licence to operate.
8. Application for employee’s approval.
9. Nature and effect of employee’s approval.
11. Renewal of licence and revocation.
12. Replacement of lost licences.
13. Restriction on grant of licence or approval.
PARTIl
Control and administration
14. Records and annual returns.
15. Company not entitled to fees, etc., unless licensed.
17. Prohibition of firearms, etc.
18. Training syllabus to be approved.
19. Licensing authority for private guard companies.
PART III
Prohibited activities, offences, penalties, etc.
20. Licensees not to act as debt collectors.
21. Acting as police officer prohibited.
22. Expression “private detective” prohibited.
25. Advertisement as to name and address.
26. Private guard company not to sell or dispose of its licence.
SECTION
30. Company not to employ persons in respect of whom approval is refused or cancelled.
31. Approval not to confer special powers.
33. Offences by bodies corporate and unincorporate.
34. General power to revoke licences.
36. Interpretation, exemption, etc.
PART IV
Supplementary
SCHEDULE
Forms
PRIVATE GUARD COMPANIES ACT
An Act to regulate and provide for the licensing of private guard companies which must be wholly owned by Nigerians and other matters ancillary thereto.
[1986 No. 23.]
[Commencement.] PART I
Licensing of Private Guard Companies
1. Private guard companies to be licensed
[15th December, 1986]
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