CAC Designs Portal For Company Registration To Curb Fraud

The Acting Registrar-General of the Corporate Affairs Commission
( CAC ), Lady Azuka Azinge yesterday in Kano said the Commission
has introduced online registration method aimed at curbing the
menace of fraudsters and middle men.

Speaking during a sensitization progarmme in Kano, Lady Azuka
said the online registration method will go a long way in removing
hiccups and ambiguities hitherto associated with registration of
companies in the country.

According to her, the sensitization visit is organized in
collaboration with the Presidential Enabling Business Environment
Council ( PEBEC ).

She added that its intention was to bring together the
management of the Commission, stakeholders and members of the
public to interact on issues pertaining to the current reform
initiatives of the Commission to provide enabling business
environment in the country.

“The Kano sensitization programme which is the second in the
series is in pursuant to the 60 days Action PLAN OF THE Federal
Government on Ease of Doing BUSINESS IN Nigeria. The first visit
was held in Lagos on the 19th October, 2017.”

In her goodwill message, Dr. Jumoke Oduwole, Senior Special
Assistant to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, on Trade and Investment,
represented by Ms Rebecca Dokun, a Reform Leader with EBES, hailed
the CAC reform initiatives and urged stakeholders and members of
the public to take advantage of the Company Registration Portal
(CRP) to register their business directly without hitches.

The Acting Registrar-General of the Corporate Affairs Commission
( CAC ), Lady Azuka Azinge yesterday in Kano said the Commission
has introduced online registration method aimed at curbing the
menace of fraudsters and middle men.

Speaking during a sensitization progarmme in Kano, Lady Azuka
said the online registration method will go a long way in removing
hiccups and ambiguities hitherto associated with registration of
companies in the country.

According to her, the sensitization visit is organized in
collaboration with the Presidential Enabling Business Environment
Council ( PEBEC ).

She added that its intention was to bring together the
management of the Commission, stakeholders and members of the
public to interact on issues pertaining to the current reform
initiatives of the Commission to provide enabling business
environment in the country.

“The Kano sensitization programme which is the second in the
series is in pursuant to the 60 days Action PLAN OF THE Federal
Government on Ease of Doing BUSINESS IN Nigeria. The first visit
was held in Lagos on the 19th October, 2017.”

In her goodwill message, Dr. Jumoke Oduwole, Senior Special
Assistant to Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, on Trade and Investment,
represented by Ms Rebecca Dokun, a Reform Leader with EBES, hailed
the CAC reform initiatives and urged stakeholders and members of
the public to take advantage of the Company Registration Portal
(CRP) to register their business directly without hitches.