framework where the nation can effectively deploy her nationals to safeguard her national interests.     iii. This policy provides for the following frameworks for the development of cybersecurity skills in the country and for law enforcement and security agencies specifically.   • Setting up of a cybersecurity institute in partnership with stakeholders.   • Development of minimum set of standards for the regulation and coordination of professional practices in information security.   • Development of national cybersecurity curriculum framework and specific requirements that cuts across law, social sciences, information and communication technology, information assurance, management and cyber-diplomacy.   • Establishment of operational cadres for cybersecurity professionals in Military and non-military security agencies, government institutions, department and agencies.   • Enabling private sector support in cybersecurity professional development relevant to the nation’s economic and national security interests. • Development and adoption of national mechanism for the infusion of cybersecurity knowledge and culture at all levels of education.   5.2.7 National Advocacy for Stakeholder Engagement   i. National advocacy for stakeholders’ engagement is the critical success factor of National Cybersecurity Policy which is anchored on trust, transparency and confidence building in the policy actions of government.