Effective and proactive Boards play a crucial role in the facilitation of a sustainable business. One essential tool for corporate sustainability is periodic board evaluations. When rightly conducted

If you have ever wondered why the concept of "ESG" is so popular among investors and business owners, it is because it refers to a variety of issues that might affect a company's potential to generate long-term value.

The Corporate Affairs Commission ("CAC'') recently announced the upgrade of its website and online registration portal (‘'the Portal) to allow for the full automation of most of its services and processes.

The Public Notice alludes that the Commission's intends to strike off from the Companies' Register (the "Register"), names of defunct or dormant companies that have defaulted in filing...

For this reason, it is typical for most micro, small and medium enterprises to carry on business using Business Names.

Guarantees, whether issued by individuals or corporates form an essential feature of doing business and creating or receiving credit.

U.S. companies dominate Nigeria's SaaS landscape. From Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 to Zoom, Salesforce, and AWS, American providers power much of Nigeria's digital economy.

Deloitte's specialists and independent board directors share their insights into the challenges facing today's board members and the strategies they can employ to overcome obstacles to success.

Join several of our Deloitte business leaders and prominent independent global directors as they share their insights to get you prepared for and ready to take advantage of the many disruptions facing organizations.

Join several of our Deloitte business leaders and prominent independent global directors as they share their insights to get you prepared for and ready to take advantage of the many disruptions facing organizations.

On 3 May 2019, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) jointly issued a notice termed

Foreign investors or offshore companies can hold 100% equity stake in a Nigerian company. How foreign companies and offshore investors can establish in Nigeria – BARR. EDOABASI UDO Posted on January 2, 2018 by lexartifexllp Foreign investors or offshore companies can hold 100% equity stake in a Nigerian company.

Nigeria was the first African country to formally signal its early adoption of the inaugural IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards. IFRS S1 General Requirements For The Disclosure...

Deloitte's specialists and independent board directors share their insights into the challenges facing today's board members and the strategies they can employ to overcome obstacles to success.

Having a great idea and building it out into a viable business could be quite daunting and difficult in a harsh business climate like Nigeria.

Starting a business is never an easy task as there are various hurdles to cross when starting a business. These challenges span across choosing the right financing option for the business given the financial and legal implications of the various financing options as well as how best to secure the interests of the founders and grow the business to a viable stage.

The Nigeria Investment and Promotion Commission Act provides that any enterprise in which there is foreign participation must be registered with NIPC.

In a significant move to bolster Nigeria's capital market, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu signed the Investment and Securities Act (ISA) 2025(the "Act") into law on March 29, 2025.

The Federal Ministry of Interior ("FMI") recently updated its guidelines for Expatriate Quota ("EQ") administration at the FMI. These developments have immediate effect and are highlighted hereunder for your information...

Putsimply, the company cannot access foreign exchange at the official rate or market for remittances outside of Nigeria under the unregistered contract.