Nigeria has over the years experienced a rise in the gaming and betting industry which has further developed with the increase of mobile and internet penetration coupled with the availability of payment platforms provided by Fintech Companies.

On this episode, Dawn and Alex discuss the Nigerian gaming and betting industry and how you can obtain a gaming and betting license for your business

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The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) was established by the Nigerian government to encourage, promote and coordinate investments in the Nigerian economy.   Foreign-owned companies intending to carry on business in Nigeria are expected to register with the NIPC and enjoy some incentives provided by the government to them such as tax holidays for a certain period.   

After registration with CAC, the next step is to register with the NIPC.   

On this episode, Dawn and Alex discuss the Nigerian Investment Promotions Council and how you can register your business with them.  

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TIN refers to Taxpayer Identification Number whiles BVN refers to Bank Verification Number.   

For anyone seeking to start their business in Nigeria, TIN and BVN are two important things you must obtain.  

On October 17, 2022, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) which is the apex bank in Nigeria issued a draft guideline on contactless payment, stating that all bank account holders must link their Bank Verification Number (BVN) to contactless payment to ensure effective risk management process.   

Contactless payment simply means financial transactions done without physical contact. This guideline shows how important having a BVN is in Nigeria.  

In this episode, Alex and Dawn explain the benefits of obtaining a TIN and BVN in Nigeria and how to get it with ease.  

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On the 19th of October, 2022 President Muhammudu Buhari signed the Nigerian Startup bill into law to be known as the Nigerian Startup Act 2022.

The purpose of this law is to create a legal framework for the development of startups, develop and grow technology-related talents and ultimately position the Nigerian startup ecosystem as the leading digital technology centre in Africa.

On this episode, Dawn and Alex discuss the Nigerian Start-Up Act and how your #startup can benefit from it

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The untapped business opportunities in Nigeria cut across all sectors from Fintech, manufacturing, export, agro-business, and tourism among others.

Not all businesses can be registered as a business name or company guaranteed by shares, it is important to understand the categories your business fall under before registering your business in Nigeria - This is to prevent going back and forth during the course of registration.

In this episode, Dawn shares the business registration packages available for Nigeria. 

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It is largely known that Nigeria is an entrepreneurial country with a huge labour force and a lot of business opportunities.

The registration with CAC gives businesses legal personalities and legal ownership to the business owners thereby enforcing brand credibility and visibility. Business Name registration is the easiest and less expensive type of business registration in Nigeria.

In this episode, Alex and Dawn share the steps to register your business name with the Corporate affairs commission in Nigeria

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Non Profit Organisations or NGOs are ideal for Schools, Churches, Charitable organizations or any kind of business not set up for the purpose of making a profit.

NGOs are very popular, especially local or international organizations looking to impact or give back to society. 

In this episode, Alex and Oye shares insight on how you can set up an NGO in Nigeria.

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Ghana and Nigeria are the top destinations when it comes to doing business in West Africa. Both countries receive a significant portion of foreign direct investments (FDIs) entering the sub-region. This is particularly so in Ghana because of her stable political environment, young population, high level of security, and a growing economy despite external shocks.

In this episode, Oyeronke (Business Developer at Firmus Advisory) and Edem (Partner at Firmus Advisory) discuss trends and opportunities for Nigerian business owners who are looking to expand their business into Ghana. 

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In line with the Nigerian Immigration Act, “No person who is not a citizen of Nigeria, may take up employment in Nigeria other than employment with the Federal or State Government without the consent of the Comptroller General of Immigration."

To take on a job offer in Nigeria, you need a Subject To Regularization Visa (STR) or what some countries call a "Work Permit."

In this episode, Alex (Managing Partner at Firmus Advisory) and Oyeronke (Business Developer at Firmus Advisory) share amazing insight on what the Nigerian Subject To Regularization Visa (STR) is, and how you can obtain one for yourself or your employees coming into Nigeria for work purposes.

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