In a strategic move aimed at enhancing service delivery and ensuring seamless digital operations, the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has announced a shift in the implementation date for its revised service fees. The Commission revealed that the new fee structure, which was previously expected to take effect sooner, will now be officially enforced starting October
Lagos, Nigeria — August 16, 2025 | The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has uncovered 247 companies in Nigeria allegedly operating with falsified or stolen registration numbers, in a renewed effort to clean up the nation’s corporate registry. The discovery followed an internal audit and verification exercise that exposed discrepancies in company records submitted during registration
News Report – July 21, 2025 The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has announced a postponement in the implementation of its revised service fees, shifting the effective date to September 1, 2025. The decision was made to address transitional difficulties and ensure a smooth adjustment for stakeholders. The announcement, made on Monday, explained that the delay
Nigeria’s Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) is set to increase fees for various registrar services starting August 1, 2025. This move, announced by the CAC, is a direct response to current economic conditions, rising operational costs, and the commission’s ambition to enhance its digital services. Why the Fee Hike? The CAC conducted a thorough assessment of
