The Corporate Affairs Commission apologizes to its esteemed customers and the general public for the current disruption of its online services, the disruption was due to infrastructure upgrade which was designed at enhancing service efficiency and customer experience. The Commission had on Monday 19th August, 2019 deployed additional online services for the processing of post

In line with the ease of doing business policy, the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), has made changes to the pre-incorporation and post-incorporation processes on its portal. In a statement culled from the Commission’s website, “users will now have an option to check for conflicting names before making a name reservation to reduce the number of

Company Statement of Affairs The Statement of Affair is a summary of a Company’s assets and liabilities. It states the net book value and amount expected to realise at the date of Insolvency of the business. It provides a useful source of information for both the Administrator and the creditors. And It is often referred

The Corporate Affairs Commission, CAC, has announced on Monday that it has extended the 50 percent reduction in registration fee for business names in Nigeria. The programme launched under CAC’s Business Incentive Strategy allows intending business owners to pay N5, 000 less of the original fee. However, the discount window will end on Friday, August

The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has extended by three days the 50 per cent reduction in the registration fee for Business Names with effect from 13th August, 2019. A statement signed by the Commission’s Head of Public Affairs, Moses Adaguusu, revealed that the fee cut would now end on Friday, 16th August, 2019. “The three

The Corporate Affairs Commission on Monday announced that it registered 220,773 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in the last 10 months. The CAC said in a statement issued by the commission’s Head of Public Affairs, Moses Adaguusu, in Abuja. It said that the MSMEs were registered between October 2018 and July 31, adding that it

Forte Oil Plc hereby notifies the Nigerian Stock Exchange that it has received the Corporate Affairs Commission’s approval for the extension of time to convene Its 40th Annual General Meetings (AGM). The extension was sought pursuant to S.213(1) of the Companies and Allied Matters Act Cap C20 LFN 2004.  The Exchange will be notified of

The Islamic Movement in Nigeria is not registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission and is, therefore, not recognised as a legal entity neither is it a juristic body, A search on the CAC portal showed that the IMN does not exist on the commission’s database. Also, its other names – Muslim Brotherhood and Ikhwan al-Muslimin

The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has initiated several reforms aimed at easing business registration, encouraging informal enterprises to regularize and streamline all matters relating to company incorporation in the country. Some of these reforms have been captured in the Companies and Allied Matters (CAM) Bill 2019, which has been passed by the National Assembly and