When starting a business in Nigeria, choosing the right business structure is one of the most important decisions you will make. Many entrepreneurs find themselves deciding between two main options: registering a Business Name or incorporating a Limited Liability Company
The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has announced plans to strike off thousands of non-compliant and inactive companies from its register by October 26th, 2025. If your business hasn’t filed its annual returns or updated its details in recent years, there’s
Nigeria just turned 65, and while we celebrate independence vibes, Afrobeats dominance, and green-white-green pride, there’s a conversation that must trend louder: business registration. Here’s the gist Over 65% of Nigeria’s economy is still informal, brilliant ideas and ventures running
When CAC “strikes off” your company, it simply means your business name or incorporated company is removed from the official register of active businesses in Nigeria. What Does It Mean When CAC Strikes Off a Company Practically, this means: Your
Fraud and money laundering are major threats to Nigerian businesses, but how SCUML protects your business from fraud in Nigeria is by providing compliance that safeguards your operations. Many entrepreneurs ask, “What is SCUML?” or “Why is SCUML important for
