Understanding minimum share capital requirements is crucial when registering a business in Nigeria. Whether you’re starting a fintech company, opening a consultancy, or establishing a financial institution, knowing the exact capital requirement for your industry can save you time, prevent registration delays, and ensure compliance with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and sector regulators. This…
Introduction Foreign participation in Nigerian business experienced a major transformation in 2025. Nigeria’s foreign investment policy now allows investment in nearly all sectors, except those on the official “negative list” under the Nigeria Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) Act. As a result, international investors now have broader access to Nigeria’s growing economy. However, regulatory reforms, tax…
Introduction Business entities in Nigeria define how businesses are legally structured, taxed, and regulated under Nigerian law. Choosing the right business entity is not just a legal requirement; in fact, it determines your liability exposure, tax obligations, ability to raise capital, and long-term growth potential. Under the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020, all…
This guide is kept current with annual reviews based on the latest regulations from the Federal Ministry of Interior, CAC and NIPC. What is a Business Permit in Nigeria and who needs it? A business permit in Nigeria is the official authorization issued by the Federal Ministry of Interior, allowing a wholly foreign-owned company or…
Business registration in Nigeria in 2026 is more than just fulfilling a legal requirement; it’s a strategic move to secure credibility, attract investment, and unlock growth. Nigeria is Africa’s largest economy, with booming opportunities across fintech, agriculture, real estate, manufacturing, and the creative industries, and business registration in Nigeria is the gateway to tapping into…
According to the recent projection of Goldman Sachs, Nigeria will be among the top five biggest economies in the world by 2075.
Bill Gates; the founder of Microsoft on Wednesday, 21st June 2023, during the event ‘Unleashing Africa’s Innovative Future’
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu; the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on his first official trip to
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