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CAC Designs Portal For Company Registration To Curb Fraud

November 2, 2017 0

The Acting Registrar-General of the Corporate Affairs Commission ( CAC ), Lady Azuka Azinge yesterday in Kano said the Commission has introduced online registration method aimed at curbing the menace of fraudsters and middle men. Speaking during a sensitization progarmme in Kano, Lady Azuka said the online registration method will go a long way in removing hiccups and ambiguities hitherto …

‘You can now register businesses with CAC from UK, China’

September 29, 2017 0

The Registrar General of the Corporate Affairs Commission CAC, Bello Mahmud, has said that anyone can now register businesses with the commission from the United Kingdom, China and even the United States. Addressing journalists, on Thursday in Abuja on CAC’s attainment of three ISO certifications within his eight-year tenure, Mahmud said distance is no longer a barrier to business registration …

CAMA amendment will strengthen our enforcement capacity – CAC

September 13, 2017 0

The Registrar-General, Corporate Affairs Commission, Bello Mahmud, on Monday said that an amendment of the Companies and Allied Matters Act would strengthen the regulatory and enforcement capacity of the commission. Mahmud, according to a statement by the Head, Public Affairs Unit, CAC, Mr. Godfrey Ike, said this at the 2017 Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association. The CAMA, …

CAC registered 91,609 business names in one year

September 7, 2017 0

At least 91,609 business names, 76,491 limited liability companies, and 10,003 incorporated trustees were registered between July 2016 and June 2017 by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), under its enabling Act, the Registrar-General, Bello Mahmud has said. According to the CAC’s helmsman, since the launching of the Companies Registration Portal (CRP) on February 2, 2015, company registration activities had witnessed …

CAC workers begin strike

July 18, 2017 0

Business activities were on Tuesday paralysed at the headquarters of the Corporate Affairs Commission following an industrial action by members of staff of the commission. The industrial action led to the closure of the premises of the commission in Abuja thus preventing members of staff as well as well as the general public from conducting any time of business transaction. …