News Online recalls that Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari, has approved free business name registration with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) for 250,000 businesses across the nation.
This online news platform understands that CAC announced that it will begin registering companies within 48 hours, approving names on the same day, and not being available electronically. Will guarantee completion in 5 days for other post-establishment services.
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This online news platform understands that the correct links for registering for Survival Fund CAC business name is available free of charge on this page.
Now you can register your company name with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) on the official Survival Fund portal easily and for free.
The fund formalization registration portal exists, a free link to CAC company name registration, is now open to all business owners interested in registering and having the opportunity to register their company. .
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There will be registration of 250,000 new trade names and the same has started with the Cooperation Commission (CAC).
Nigeria’s Federal Government offers free CAC company name registration to 250,000 Nigerian companies. You can benefit from this. See below.
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In order for free registration all interested applicants need to login official portal: sfund.cac.gov.ng to register for the Formalization Support now.
This opportunity will save you the cost if you were to register without survival fund support.
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Don’t be left out! Hurry now to any of the centres with the following documents to register your business:
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