STEPS TO REGISTER YOUR BUSINESS
Do you have a business idea/plan you feel is ready to go to market? The next step to take is to register your business with the Nigerian Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). In the past, this used to be a very tedious process but thanks to technology, this process has been made a lot easier by the CAC who now offer online registration services.
To register your business, simply take the following steps.
Alternatively, if you do not want to go through this hassle, you can either have a lawyer register your business for you or visit the website of any third party service provider. I recommend www.diylaw.ng, their process is relatively stress free.
That being said, I wish you the best of luck as you explore your business idea!
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