56.     57.   (5)  Where  a  court  grants  an  order,  pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  subsection  (4)  of  this   section,  such  order  shall  indicate  -­‐     (a)  the  nature  of  the  evidence;     (b)  their  origin  and  destination,  if  known;  and     (c)   the   period   of   time   which   shall   not   exceed   90   days   over   which   data   must   be   preserved.     (6)   In   compliance   with   the   preservation   order,   any   person   who   has   the   control   or   availability  of  such  data,  including  a  service  provider,  shall  immediately  preserve  the   data  for  the  specified  period  of  time,  protecting  and  maintaining  its  integrity.   (7)   A   request   for   expedited   preservation   of   electronic   evidence   or   data   may   be   refused   if,   there   are   reasonable   grounds   to   believe   that   the   execution   of   a   request   for  legal  assistance  for  subsequent  search,  seizure  and  release  of  such  data  would  be   denied.      (1)   In   order   to   provide   immediate   assistance   for   the   purpose   of   international   cooperation  under  this  Act,  the  Office  of  the  National  Security  Adviser  shall  designate   and   maintain   a   contact   point   that   shall   be   available   twenty-­‐four   hours   a   day   and   seven  days  a  week.     (2)   This   contact   point   can   be   reached   by   other   contact   points   in   accordance   with   agreements,   treaties   or   conventions   by   which   Nigeria   is   bound,   or   in   pursuance   of   protocols  of  cooperation  with  international  judicial  or  law  enforcement  agencies.     (3)  The  immediate  assistance  to  be  provided  by  the  contact  point  shall  include  -­‐     (a)  technical  advice  to  other  points  of  contact;     (b)  expeditious  preservation  of  evidence  in  cases  of  urgency  or  danger  in  delay;     (c)  collection  of  evidence  for  which  it  has  the  legal  jurisdiction  in  cases  of  urgency  or   danger  in  delay;     (d)   detection   of   suspects   and   provision   of   legal   information   in   cases   of   urgency   or   danger  in  delay;       (e)   the   immediate   transmission   of   requests   concerning   the   measures   referred   to   in   paragraphs  (b)  and  (d)  of  subsection  (3)  of  this  section,  with  a  view  to  its  expedited   implementation.     PART  VIII–MISCELLANEOUS     (1)  The  Attorney  General  of  the  Federation  may  make  orders,  rules,  guidelines  or   regulations  as  are  necessary  for  the  efficient  implementation  of  the  provisions  of  this     Designation  of   contact  point.         Regulations.    

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