Why CAC outsourced main database host, operating software to MainOne—RG
The Registrar General of Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), Mr. Bello Mahmud has opened up on why the Commission outsourced the hosting of its main database and operating software to MainOne Data Centre in Lagos. In an interview, he explained that…
Frustrations in accessing CAC website for company registration rising daily
More confusion and anxiety are brewing since last two weeks Monday when the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) struck out manual company registration in five states of the federation including Abuja, Enugu, Kano, Kaduna, Lagos, and Port-Harcourt. It would be recalled…
CAC portal hang-up forces consultants to flee Abuja, 5 others to manual states—Survey
More confusion and anxiety are brewing since Monday the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) struck out manual company registration in five states of the federation including Abuja, Enugu, Kano, Kaduna, Lagos, and Port-Harcourt. A top official of the association of lawyers…
CAC cert now compulsory for accessing all business deals with MDAs—Minister
As part of consolidation new drive for ease of doing business, the Federal Government has banned ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) from transacting business with companies and other corporate bodies that are not duly registered by the Corporate Affairs Commission…
Banks killing ease of doing business for startups, charges N10,000 for confirming CAC cert
Even though the Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo had on Tuesday urged the banking sector to support the country’s Economic Recovery Growth Plan (ERGP), a new survey report by Business Hilights has revealed how commercial banks bleed between N6,000 to…
Ease of doing business looking good as PEBEC cuts Customs clearing rules, CAC hassles
More bites are now given to the ongoing crusade by the federal government to reduce the challenges in doing business in Nigeria following the reforms announced by the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC) in Abuja. Lead in the reforms…
