xi. The policy proposes for an advisory and assistance mechanism to the legislative authority on the appropriate time to enact changes to cybercrime laws. xii. It is the policy of the Nigerian Government that cybersecurity and cybercrime legal education be adopted into the syllabus of institutes of higher learning to ensure that new entrants to the industry have basic knowledge and understanding of the issues relating to cybercrime and cybersecurity. 5.2.2 Structures & Coordination   i. It is required that there shall be a unified coordination of national cybersecurity policies and strategies in the country. This coordination requires a national structure to facilitate national cohesion at strategic and tactical levels.   ii. This policy, therefore, provides for the setting up of a National Cybersecurity Structure, which will be the National Cybersecurity Coordinating Center and the international focal point for cybersecurity in the Office of National Security Adviser (ONSA).   iii. The Nigeria’s National Cybersecurity Coordinating Center shall provide the following cybersecurity responsibilities;   • Provide national cohesion and intervention at operational and strategic levels through the implementation of a national cybersecurity strategy.   • Provide coordination and implementation of cybercrime countermeasures for law enforcement and security agencies.   • Supervise, coordinate and regulate sectoral cybersecurity measures.   • Develop and provide collaborating mechanisms and countermeasures on online abuses and exploitations of Nigerian children.