Sure P Registration In Nigeria
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Nigerian Passport Registration
Nigeria is a massive country of almost 150 million people comprising 250 ethnic groups speaking 4000 dialects. According to the Nigerian Immigration Service portal, the two types of Nigerian passports are official e-passport and standard e-passport. Although there are other types of passports in Nigeria, be aware that it varies from non-indigenes, children to adults […]
Supplier Registration In Nigeria
Nigerian Vendors Registration Process The process for Vendor Registration with ExxonMobil Upstream Nigeria Affiliates is highlighted in the following steps: 1. Prospective supplier downloads Contractor Registration Form on Company website. 2. Alternatively, MPN Procurement Department emails Contractor Registration Form to prospective supplier via nigeria.vendor.registration@exxonmobil.com. 3. Supplier completes registration form and emails completed form along with […]
Auto Registration In Nigeria
Are you ready for your vehicle registration? Documents Required for Registering a New Car in Nigeria Attestation letter from the company of purchase; Receipt of Purchase/Invoice; Delivery note from the company of purchase Proof of Ownership of the car A valid and current Driver’s License. Any means of Identification such as National Identity Card and […]
Starting A Company Registration In Nigeria
(a) Business Name Registration (b) Private Limited Company (LTD) (c) Public Limited Company (PLC) (d) Company Limited by Guarantee (LTD/GTE) (e) Unlimited Company (ULTD) (f) Incorporated Trustee
Nigerian National Identity Card Registration
Click The Link Below To See The Procedure For Nigerian National Identity Card Registration; Nigerian National Identity Card Registration
History Of Vehicle Registration In Nigeria
See History Of Vehicle Registration In Nigeria Below… Nigerian vehicle registration plates in current used were introduced in 1992 and revised in 2011. In size and shape, they are based on those of the United States. Nigeria and Liberia are the only two African countries that do not use the European license plate format. The international code for Nigeria is “WAN” […]