Overview

Starting a business in Nigeria requires navigating the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) registration process, choosing the right business structure, and ensuring post-incorporation compliance. Our business formation practice guides entrepreneurs and investors through every step of establishing a legally compliant Nigerian business.

Services Offered

CAC company registration
Business name registration
Choice of business structure advisory
Post-incorporation compliance
Statutory registers and filings
Corporate restructuring
Conversion of business entities
Annual returns filing

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does CAC registration take?

Standard CAC registration typically takes 5-10 business days once all documents are in order. We handle the entire process on your behalf.

What is the difference between a limited liability company and a business name?

A limited liability company (Ltd) is a separate legal entity that limits the personal liability of its shareholders. A business name is a simpler registration for sole traders and partnerships but does not create a separate legal entity.

Do I need a Nigerian director to register a company?

Yes, Nigerian law requires at least one Nigerian resident director for most company types. We can advise on the specific requirements for your situation.

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Lead Partner

Kristopher Okobah

Managing Partner

Book a consultation with Kristopher to discuss your business formation matter.

Consultation Fees

45-minute consultation₦18,000
60-minute consultation₦25,000
90-minute consultation₦38,000
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Disclaimer: The information on this page is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice. No lawyer-client relationship is created by reading this page. Please book a consultation for advice specific to your situation.

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