by Kemisola | Oct 31, 2025 | Company Formation
When registering a company in Nigeria, one term that often confuses founders is minimum share capital. In simple terms, this refers to the least amount of capital a company must declare at incorporation essentially, the value of shares that the founders commit to the...
by Kemisola | Oct 22, 2025 | Business Visa
You’ve built an exceptional career; awards, recognition, leadership, and impact. On paper, you look perfect for the EB-1A “Extraordinary Ability” visa. Yet, every year, many high-achieving professionals and founders get denied. Not because they’re not extraordinary...
by Kemisola | Oct 10, 2025 | Company Compliance
You’ve Registered Your Business, What Comes Next? For many Nigerian founders, registering a business feels like crossing the finish line. But in truth, it’s just the starting point of running a compliant and credible company. After incorporation, there are several...
by Kemisola | Oct 2, 2025 | Company Formation
If you run a business in Africa, chances are you’ve already thought about how to make your company look more credible to international clients, accept global payments easily, or even attract U.S. investors. For many entrepreneurs in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, South...
by Kemisola | Sep 16, 2025 | Company Compliance, Company Formation
As your company grows, situations will arise where shares need to change hands. A founder might exit, a new investor may come on board, or two shareholders may decide to merge their interests for easier management. In Nigeria, these changes are not just handshake...
