CORPORATE ENTITY REGULATIONS: Nigeria, like other nations, has rules and regulations governing the operation of corporate entities in the country. A foreign entity intending to do business in Nigeria is required by the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) to incorporate a Nigerian company for that...
The Nigerian government has adopted what has been referred to as an ambitious policy to grow the mining sector to 15% of GDP by 2015. The mining sector currently accounts for 1% of Nigeria’s GDP. Clearly, to achieve the proposed growth, Nigeria would require immediate and substantial foreign and local investment in the mining sector. Whether...
Disease prevention, a vital aspect of the health care sector’s development, has the ability to create enormous cost savings, as preventive health measures tend to be significantly less expensive when compared with disease treatment. HIV/AIDS provides an excellent example of an extremely difficult and costly disease to treat, yet an incredibly easy...
The expansion of Nigeria’s international fibre-optic capacity is easing long-standing constraints on high-speed internet connectivity, which in turn is attracting the attention of global cloud computing service providers eager to gain a foothold in one of Africa’s most promising markets. Disaster recovery services, remote back-ups and the provision...
Telecoms equipment and infrastructure suppliers are in high demand across the country. Having attracted international firms from India, the UAE and South Africa to invest in GSM licences, the state is encouraging Chinese and other international firms to invest in Nigeria in an attempt to address the current shortfall in terrestrial telecoms...
by attracting investment for adequate refining capacity to produce different types of fuel for local consumption and export. The act has therefore thrown open a number of very significant business opportunities.
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