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Corporate Affairs Commission targets 100,000 inactive companies for removal
The Corporate Affairs Commission is removing 100,000 companies from its registry for failing to file annual returns, giving them 90 days to comply.
CAC Sets August 2026 Deadline for Business Letterhead Compliance
The Corporate Affairs Commission has announced that all businesses must update their letterheads to include specific director information and registration details by August 1, 2026, or face penalties.
Corporate Affairs Commission mandates letterhead disclosures starting August 1
The CAC will enforce strict reporting requirements for company letterheads starting August 1, 2026, requiring firms to include registration details and specific director information to avoid sanctions.
CAC to Mandate Business Letter Requirements Starting August 1, 2026
Starting August 1, 2026, the Corporate Affairs Commission will enforce strict documentation requirements for business letters, requiring companies to disclose director details and registration information or face penalties.
Oluwo Urges Registered League of Imams and Alfas to Influence Politics and Fix Past Errors
Oba Abdulrosheed Adewale Akanbi has endorsed a new, CAC-registered league of Imams and Alfas, urging them to rectify past clerical mistakes and pursue active political participation.
President Tinubu Authorizes No-Cost CAC Registration for 250,000 Small Businesses
President Tinubu has launched an initiative to provide free corporate registration for 250,000 small businesses to encourage formalization and reduce operational costs.
Telecom operators must seek regulatory clearance for major shareholding shifts
The NCC and CAC have mandated that telecommunications companies must obtain a Letter of No Objection from the NCC before registering shareholding changes of 10 percent or more.
Federal Court Mandates CAC to Reinstate NYCN Registration
A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the CAC to restore the NYCN’s registration, reinstate its Board of Trustees, and dissolve the government-appointed interim management committee.