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If you want to register a SECURITY COMPANY with CAC, the company share threshold is 10 million shares

This means your company share can't go below 10 million but can actually go beyond 10 million shares

And note that the higher the share the higher the fee

Even if you are just starting the company today that is the share threshold

Shares doesn't literally means money, so don't panic when you see 10 million shares

Many will see it and think they must have 10 million before they can register the company but far from that

To register security company budget around 290k to 400k

Price differ from agent to agent so take note of that

If you want to register a SECURITY COMPANY with CAC, the company share threshold is 10 million shares

This means your company share can't go below 10 million but can actually go beyond 10 million shares

And note that the higher the share the higher the fee

Even if you are just starting the company today that is the share threshold

Shares doesn't literally means money, so don't panic when you see 10 million shares

Many will see it and think they must have 10 million before they can register the company but far from that

To register security company budget around 290k to 400k

Price differ from agent to agent so take note of that

We are still in business

We are still in business

We are still in business

Sarsam:
It can be intercrop with plantain, and maize

is there a way to run a soil taste to be sure ones land is suitable for pineapple farming and do you also guide newbies

I have just one plot of land for a start

How many can it contain

*BUSINESS NAME VS COMPANY NAME*

A Business name is the name you register to do business with. It’s governed under Part B of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2004 and the registration is administered by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) here in Nigeria.

Business names do not end with Limited or Company. Business names are usually Enterprises or Ventures

Business names registration number starts with BN not RC

A Business name can be run as a sole proprietorship or partnership. They do not have directors or shareholders. They are most suitable for a one-man business.

The Owner of a business name has no separate liabilities from the Business name in order words, in a legal suit, the assets of the business and that of the owner can be gotten.

They are less expensive to register WHILE

Limited Liabilities are governed under Part A of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA)2004 and the registration is administered by the Corporate Affairs Commission(CAC) here in Nigeria.

Limited Liability can either be Private or Public.

Limited Liability Companies end with Limited or Ltd.

Their registration number starts with RC
Limited liabilities have directors and shareholders.

They do not by structure run as a one man business.

Limited liabilities business has its own legal identity separate from its directors.

The company is a person and enjoys the benefits ordinarily put on a natural person such as right to own property in its own name, it can borrow, can sue and be sued etc.

Limited Liability has perpetual succession.

This means that the death of a member does not end its existence.

Members of a Limited Liability are not personally liable for its debts; the liability of members is limited by shares.

The company is liable for its own debts.
Limited liabilities are governed strictly by CAMA and need close monitoring.

Limited liabilities are required to notify CAC on any change that happens in the Company

Limited liabilities are more expensive to register compared to a Business Name.

*BUSINESS NAME VS COMPANY NAME*

A Business name is the name you register to do business with. It’s governed under Part B of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2004 and the registration is administered by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) here in Nigeria.

Business names do not end with Limited or Company. Business names are usually Enterprises or Ventures

Business names registration number starts with BN not RC

A Business name can be run as a sole proprietorship or partnership. They do not have directors or shareholders. They are most suitable for a one-man business.

The Owner of a business name has no separate liabilities from the Business name in order words, in a legal suit, the assets of the business and that of the owner can be gotten.

They are less expensive to register WHILE

Limited Liabilities are governed under Part A of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA)2004 and the registration is administered by the Corporate Affairs Commission(CAC) here in Nigeria.

Limited Liability can either be Private or Public.

Limited Liability Companies end with Limited or Ltd.

Their registration number starts with RC
Limited liabilities have directors and shareholders.

They do not by structure run as a one man business.

Limited liabilities business has its own legal identity separate from its directors.

The company is a person and enjoys the benefits ordinarily put on a natural person such as right to own property in its own name, it can borrow, can sue and be sued etc.

Limited Liability has perpetual succession.

This means that the death of a member does not end its existence.

Members of a Limited Liability are not personally liable for its debts; the liability of members is limited by shares.

The company is liable for its own debts.
Limited liabilities are governed strictly by CAMA and need close monitoring.

Limited liabilities are required to notify CAC on any change that happens in the Company

Limited liabilities are more expensive to register compared to a Business Name.

*BUSINESS NAME VS COMPANY NAME*

A Business name is the name you register to do business with. It’s governed under Part B of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2004 and the registration is administered by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) here in Nigeria.

Business names do not end with Limited or Company. Business names are usually Enterprises or Ventures

Business names registration number starts with BN not RC

A Business name can be run as a sole proprietorship or partnership. They do not have directors or shareholders. They are most suitable for a one-man business.

The Owner of a business name has no separate liabilities from the Business name in order words, in a legal suit, the assets of the business and that of the owner can be gotten.

They are less expensive to register WHILE

Limited Liabilities are governed under Part A of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA)2004 and the registration is administered by the Corporate Affairs Commission(CAC) here in Nigeria.

Limited Liability can either be Private or Public.

Limited Liability Companies end with Limited or Ltd.

Their registration number starts with RC
Limited liabilities have directors and shareholders.

They do not by structure run as a one man business.

Limited liabilities business has its own legal identity separate from its directors.

The company is a person and enjoys the benefits ordinarily put on a natural person such as right to own property in its own name, it can borrow, can sue and be sued etc.

Limited Liability has perpetual succession.

This means that the death of a member does not end its existence.

Members of a Limited Liability are not personally liable for its debts; the liability of members is limited by shares.

The company is liable for its own debts.
Limited liabilities are governed strictly by CAMA and need close monitoring.

Limited liabilities are required to notify CAC on any change that happens in the Company

Limited liabilities are more expensive to register compared to a Business Name.

Now, look at it. Does it make sense at all?

-You've hanged banners
-You've branded your shop
-You've printed flyers.
- You're even preparing to go to the radio station for jingle.

Yet, your business isn't registered? Does it make sense at all?


Leave the fact that I'm trying to sell to you. This is the first thing you are supposed to do before even starting that business.

Yes, I know you're also scared of registering your business name because of the tax, and annual returns you'll be paying once you get your business registered.

But the facts are, your thinking is not 100% correct. I agree that these billings are there, but not the way you're seeing it.

The truth is, with the right information, you won't default, and there won't be any need to pay any ridiculous amount of money as default penalties.

Where the problem lays is that you've been fed with wrong information as regard CAC business registration, and you have taken it to be so true.

You see, no matter the falsehoods/fear you've hold up in your heart. You sure need this thing called CAC business certificate someday.

-Be it as an individual that run a small business.

-Be it as someone who want to start a full blown company.

-Be it as someone that want to run a charitable organization.

You sure need it. If not today, but in the coming days.

In this post, I won't tell you to come register your business, but I am sure the message has reached you.

Remember, "Whosoever that knows the right thing to do and does not do it, for him it is sin."

You gat questions for me?

Use the comment box, and I'll give you my best, refined, and professionally advice.

It's a beautiful Monday morning here in the city of KETU Lagos

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Now, look at it. Does it make sense at all?

-You've hanged banners
-You've branded your shop
-You've printed flyers.
- You're even preparing to go to the radio station for jingle.

Yet, your business isn't registered? Does it make sense at all?


Leave the fact that I'm trying to sell to you. This is the first thing you are supposed to do before even starting that business.

Yes, I know you're also scared of registering your business name because of the tax, and annual returns you'll be paying once you get your business registered.

But the facts are, your thinking is not 100% correct. I agree that these billings are there, but not the way you're seeing it.

The truth is, with the right information, you won't default, and there won't be any need to pay any ridiculous amount of money as default penalties.

Where the problem lays is that you've been fed with wrong information as regard CAC business registration, and you have taken it to be so true.

You see, no matter the falsehoods/fear you've hold up in your heart. You sure need this thing called CAC business certificate someday.

-Be it as an individual that run a small business.

-Be it as someone who want to start a full blown company.

-Be it as someone that want to run a charitable organization.

You sure need it. If not today, but in the coming days.

In this post, I won't tell you to come register your business, but I am sure the message has reached you.

Remember, "Whosoever that knows the right thing to do and does not do it, for him it is sin."

You gat questions for me?

Use the comment box, and I'll give you my best, refined, and professionally advice.

It's a beautiful Monday morning here in the city of KETU Lagos

More WINS!

Now, look at it. Does it make sense at all?

-You've hanged banners
-You've branded your shop
-You've printed flyers.
- You're even preparing to go to the radio station for jingle.

Yet, your business isn't registered? Does it make sense at all?


Leave the fact that I'm trying to sell to you. This is the first thing you are supposed to do before even starting that business.

Yes, I know you're also scared of registering your business name because of the tax, and annual returns you'll be paying once you get your business registered.

But the facts are, your thinking is not 100% correct. I agree that these billings are there, but not the way you're seeing it.

The truth is, with the right information, you won't default, and there won't be any need to pay any ridiculous amount of money as default penalties.

Where the problem lays is that you've been fed with wrong information as regard CAC business registration, and you have taken it to be so true.

You see, no matter the falsehoods/fear you've hold up in your heart. You sure need this thing called CAC business certificate someday.

-Be it as an individual that run a small business.

-Be it as someone who want to start a full blown company.

-Be it as someone that want to run a charitable organization.

You sure need it. If not today, but in the coming days.

In this post, I won't tell you to come register your business, but I am sure the message has reached you.

Remember, "Whosoever that knows the right thing to do and does not do it, for him it is sin."

You gat questions for me?

Use the comment box, and I'll give you my best, refined, and professionally advice.

It's a beautiful Monday morning here in the city of KETU Lagos

More WINS!

gabbyfarms:
449 planting it at 3 meter by 3 meter spacing, per seedling is #400

thanks for prompt response, will chat you on WhatsApp by soon

As the weekend approaches, it’s easy to set aside big tasks and focus on relaxation.

However, if you've been considering taking your business aspirations to the next level, registering your company can be a surprisingly smooth and fulfilling process—one that you could even initiate as you kick back and unwind this weekend.

With the right resources at your fingertips, you can lay the groundwork this weekend, ensuring that by the time Monday rolls around, you’re already steps ahead. The end of the year is fast approaching, and there’s no better time to get this crucial step checked off your list so you can enter the new year with confidence and clarity.

Whether you’re browsing through online government portals, reviewing documentation, or simply seeking advice from trusted advisors, the weekend can afford you the mental space to focus on your business goals.

By dedicating a small portion of your downtime to making real progress on your company’s registration, you’ll not only feel more accomplished come Monday, but you’ll also be setting a strong foundation for future growth.

Embrace these next few days as an opportunity to position yourself for long-term success—even while you enjoy a well-deserved break.
Contact us to start the process today. 08149344598

As the weekend approaches, it’s easy to set aside big tasks and focus on relaxation.

However, if you've been considering taking your business aspirations to the next level, registering your company can be a surprisingly smooth and fulfilling process—one that you could even initiate as you kick back and unwind this weekend.

With the right resources at your fingertips, you can lay the groundwork this weekend, ensuring that by the time Monday rolls around, you’re already steps ahead. The end of the year is fast approaching, and there’s no better time to get this crucial step checked off your list so you can enter the new year with confidence and clarity.

Whether you’re browsing through online government portals, reviewing documentation, or simply seeking advice from trusted advisors, the weekend can afford you the mental space to focus on your business goals.

By dedicating a small portion of your downtime to making real progress on your company’s registration, you’ll not only feel more accomplished come Monday, but you’ll also be setting a strong foundation for future growth.

Embrace these next few days as an opportunity to position yourself for long-term success—even while you enjoy a well-deserved break.
Contact us to start the process today. 08149344598

As the weekend approaches, it’s easy to set aside big tasks and focus on relaxation.

However, if you've been considering taking your business aspirations to the next level, registering your company can be a surprisingly smooth and fulfilling process—one that you could even initiate as you kick back and unwind this weekend.

With the right resources at your fingertips, you can lay the groundwork this weekend, ensuring that by the time Monday rolls around, you’re already steps ahead. The end of the year is fast approaching, and there’s no better time to get this crucial step checked off your list so you can enter the new year with confidence and clarity.

Whether you’re browsing through online government portals, reviewing documentation, or simply seeking advice from trusted advisors, the weekend can afford you the mental space to focus on your business goals.

By dedicating a small portion of your downtime to making real progress on your company’s registration, you’ll not only feel more accomplished come Monday, but you’ll also be setting a strong foundation for future growth.

Embrace these next few days as an opportunity to position yourself for long-term success—even while you enjoy a well-deserved break.
Contact us to start the process today. 08149344598

solablings:
My step mom is a princess in that village. Someone recently got a few acres for 100,000 per acre.

If you're buying more it could be less cheaper a bit.

wow

The price is good one

We are still in service of getting your business registered with CAC

We are still in service of getting your business registered with CAC

We are still in service of getting your business registered with CAC

NL1960:
Check this guy, @emmasoft profile and chat him. He will sort you out.

thank you very much

I have contacted him

He has been of great help

I have been trying to open mutual fund account with Stanbic but it seems I am not getting it right

I have been trying since last week

How many trees can one acre take and what is current price for seedlings

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BizErikah:
I thought about that but I calculated the yield and the 3x is more than the 1 time 360 days yield

😂😂 it doesn't work that way, you really think people doing 1 year straight are not wise 😂😂😂

It opens doors to untapped opportunities, including access to government contracts, loans, and partnerships that are reserved exclusively for registered entities.

By formalizing your business, you signal professionalism, gain trust from your clients, and ensure your brand name is uniquely yours—protected and ready for expansion.

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As we wrap up the week and welcome the weekend, here’s a gentle reminder about an important aspect of your business growth: filing your annual returns.

Annual returns are more than just a statutory requirement; they are a reflection of your business's transparency and commitment to compliance.

By filing your annual returns on time, you demonstrate professionalism, avoid penalties, and position your business for new opportunities, such as securing loans, grants, or contracts. Don't let procrastination rob you of these benefits—take that step today to ensure your business stays on track.

Wishing you a happy and restful weekend! Use this time to not only recharge but also to reflect on how small, consistent actions like filing your annual returns can lead to big wins for your business.

Remember, every effort you make to maintain your business compliance is an investment in its long-term success. Make this weekend count for your goals and aspirations. Keep thriving!

Contact us to register today. 08149344598

BizErikah:
Hello nairalanders,
Pls I want to invest in tbills starting this month for the 91 days and roll over like 3 times to maximise my capital for the year 2025.

What are your suggestions?
Any particular bank that give better rates?

What is likely to be the rate for 91 days?
With 50m capital.
Pls advice

Thanks everyone

Why not just do 360 days at once instead of roll over 3 times a year

Welcome to December. A new month is here, and with it comes the joy and excitement of the festive season. As we step into this season of celebration and gratitude, I wish you a happy and prosperous December filled with success, growth, and fulfillment in your business endeavors.

This is the perfect time to reflect on the achievements of the year and set the foundation for even greater success in the coming one.

As you plan for the festivities and prepare for a fruitful new year, consider giving your business the gift of registration.

A registered business stands on a solid legal foundation, opening doors to bigger opportunities like contracts, funding, and partnerships.

It’s a step that secures the future of your brand and ensures its growth beyond the holiday season.

Start the month strong by taking action today—your business deserves to be celebrated, recognized, and positioned for long-term success!

Contact us to register today. 08149344598