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As already established by law in Nigeria, foreigners are at liberty to set up companies and businesses, alone or in partnership with any other person or entity, so
Read MoreAs already established by law in Nigeria, foreigners are at liberty to set up companies and businesses, alone or in partnership with any other person or entity, so
Read MoreDefinition of Shares The subject ‘shares’ is a fundamental concept enshrined in the very core of the Nigerian corporate practice. Hence, it is imperative that anyone who intends
Read MoreOne of the distinguishing attributes of a company from other types of business entities we have in Nigeria is that every company must have a share capital. However,
Read MoreIts common knowledge that NGOs are primarily not created to generate profit. But it would interest you to know that NGOs in Nigeria are not totally exempted from
Read MoreDownload presentation here Imagine booking your flight with an airline for a future date, and ahead of time only to be told on arrival that your scheduled flight
Read MoreIf you have ever considered setting up a fintech platform in Nigeria, you will agree that the entry barrier into the fintech space has been raised high with
Read MoreAre you a foreigner with a desire to set up a non-profit organization or promote a non-profit-related cause in Nigeria? In this article, we’ll address concerns with respect
Read MoreBy virtue of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020, every business or non-profit organization (i.e. business name, company, or Incorporated Trustee) registered in Nigeria, with the
Read MoreA common concern experienced by co-founders, particularly at the early stages of starting a company is that of how to divide equity amongst themselves. If you currently have
Read MoreFor several reasons, the State of Delaware seems to be the State of choice for African startups. This does not however mean that there are no benefits that
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