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THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN A BUSINESS NAME AND A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY

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  THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN A BUSINESS NAME AND A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY A sole proprietorship is often a registered Business Name (BN) that is owned and managed by just one person. Legally, the individual and his company are "one." Such a person is legally responsible for all business losses and gains. As he and the business are one and the same, if it fails, he will be held personally responsible. The good news is that he has total control over his company and is not required to split his income with anyone. Legally speaking, a limited company is a distinct entity. is a term used to describe a legal entity where the shareholders and directors have certain protections. When a company of this type is established, it has an authorised share holding that establishes the maximum extent of shareholder liability. This is the most practical choice if someone is investing money in the company but does not want to be involved in running it. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A BUSINESS NAME AND A C

LAGOS LOGISTICS VENDORS/OPERATORS BLACKLIST

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A. ★ VENDORS WHO GO OFFLINE AFTER DELIVERY AND REFUSE TO PAY EVEN WHEN CLIENT HAS PAID THEM 1. Bayo Oyebade - 09091441097 2. 09020888299 3. 08085117383 4. Queen's Logistics - 09038220338 5. Okeoghene Emmanuel - 08092531171 ★ VENDORS WHO POST JOBS LOOKING FOR OPERATORS TO PAY PEANUTS AFTER CHARGING CLIENT HIGH PRICE 1. Ujay Logistics - 08037697093  2. ★ VENDORS WHO POST JOBS AND DON'T PAY OPERATORS AFTER DELIVERY 1. Queen's Logistics - 09038220338 2. Blink Delivery - 08137451907 3. Okeoghene Emmanuel - 08092531171  ★ VENDORS WHO WICKEDLY REFUSE TO PAY UNTIL AFTER SOME DAYS OR WEEKS 1. Bayo Oyebade 09091441097 2. 09020888299 3. 08085117383 ★ VENDORS/OPERATORS WHO WORK WITH FAKE RIDERS AGENTS 1. 2.  B .  ★ OPERATORS WHO PICK JOBS AND WON'T DELIVER 1. 2. ★ OPERATORS WHO DON'T COMMUNICATE WHEN THERE'S AN ISSUE IN DELIVERY 1. 2. ★  OPERATORS WHO GO BEHIND TO SNATCH VENDOR'S CLIENTS AFTER A JOB 1. 2. ★

HOW TO GET NIPOST LICENSE BY LEADWAY BUSINESS SOLUTIONS LTD.

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  Below are the requirements for getting the new NIPOST License.  REQUIREMENTS: 1. CAC : (a.) Company must be registered with CAC. Certificate of Incorporation only. Business Name is not allowed.  (b.) Copy of Memorandum and Article of Association.  (c.) Evidence of Share Capital 2. NIPOST LICENSE APPLICATION FEE/LETTER: (a.) Evidence of online Remita payment receipt.  (b.) An Application letter to the Hon. Minister of Digital Communication & Economy  3. NIPOST LICENSE FEE: (a.) Evidence of online Remita payment receipt  (b.) Letter to Acquire NIPOST License 4. GOODS-IN-TRANSIT INSURANCE POLICY: (a.) All goods to be transported must be insured.  (b.) Obtain a GIT insurance policy from any insurance company and attach a copy.  (c.) GIT policy charges varies from one insurance company to the other and also the number of bikes involved, and the type or nature of goods to be transported.  Daily, weekly and monthly estimates of value of goods to be transported is also used in calculatin

COURIER & LOGISTICS REGULATORY DEPARTMENT

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  APPLICATION FORM A non-refundable application fee of Twenty Thousand (N20, 000) Naira. Payment is online through the TSA Remittal platform Account Name: NIGERIAN POSTAL SERVICE Billers Name: COURIER REGULATORY DEPARTMENT Service And Purpose: DIRECT SERVICE ON COUNTER Account Number: 023017816062 After payment on TSA Remittal platform click the following link Application Form to submit your courier application form details. Once payment is confirmed you will get a payment confirmation email and you will receive login information on your email to continue with the application process. APPLICATION LETTER Application on company's letter head to THE POSTMASTER GENERAL OF THE FEDERATION/CEO Nigerian Postal Service Corporate Headquarters Garki II, Abuja ATTENTION: General Manager (Courier and Logistics Regulatory Department) OTHER REQUIRED DOCUMENTS The following documents are required and are to be uploaded during the application process. Certificate of Incorporation Memorandum and Art

REGULATION OF COURIER AND LOGISTICS COMPANY IN NIGERIA

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  The Minister of Communications and the Digital Economy, Dr Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami (the “Minister”) in accordance with Section 62 of the Nigerian Postal Services Act, 2004 (“NIPOST Act”) approved the new guidelines for the regulation of the Courier and Logistics sector (“the Sector”) in Nigeria in July 2020. According to the Ministry of Communications and the Digital Economy, the Courier and Logistics Services (Operations) Regulations 2020 (the “Regulations”) is the regulatory framework needed to enhance the operations of courier and logistics services in Nigeria. In this article, we examine the current state of the Sector and consider the regulatory regime. INTRODUCTION The Minister of Communications and the Digital Economy, Dr Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami (the “Minister”) in accordance with Section 62 of the Nigerian Postal Services Act, 2004 (“NIPOST Act”) approved the new guidelines for the regulation of the Courier and Logistics sector (“the Sector”) in Nigeria in July 2020[1]. Accor

COURIER DOCUMENTS

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WE ARE CURRENTLY TAKING ORDERS FOR: 1. NIPOST APPLICATION LETTER  2. VEHICLE/BIKE REGISTRATION  3. CAC PROCESSING (INCORPORATED ONLY)  4. MOT APPROVAL LETTER  5. OK PAPERS  6. ROAD WORTHINESS 7. HACKNEY PERMIT & VEHICLE LICENSE 8. LOCAL GOVERNMENT PAPERS      + LAGOS STATE STICKERS      + OGUN STATE STICKERS      + INTERSTATE/CONSOLIDATED PAPERS      + STAGE CARRIAGE 9. LASAA 10. INSURANCE  11. NEW BIKE PURCHASE  12. FAIRLY USED BIKE PURCHASE 13. DISPATCH BOX 14. HELMET  15. RIDER'S KIT 16. HIRE PURCHASE BIKES 17. DISPATCH RIDERS TRAINING  18. LOGISTICS BUSINESS CLASS OUR LOCAL GOVERNMENT PAPERS ARE BACKED UP BY ALGON AND WE OFFER SWIFT RESPONSE WHEN RIDERS ARE HELD FOR ILLEGAL PAPERS BY COUNCIL BOYS BOTH WITHIN AND OUTSIDE LAGOS.  FOR MORE INFO: 07060692321 (CALL & WHATSAPP)  LEADWAY BUSINESS SOLUTIONS LTD

Govt Lacks Power to Issue Road Worthiness Certificate, Appeal Court Rules

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The Court of Appeal sitting at Asaba, Delta State capital, has just affirmed the judgment of the High Court, Ughelli, also in the state, declaring that the Delta State Government lacks the power to authorise and demand the payment of levy and issuance of Road Worthiness Certificate in respect of private vehicles . Justice Joseph Eyo Ekanem on March 12, 2021, while delivering the judgment in appeal No: CA/B/333/2017, stated that he found no merit in the appeal and therefore affirmed the decision of the trial court. According to the Certified True Copy of the judgment, the court further stated that “Before drawing the curtain on this judgment, I need to remind public bodies and public officers that a public body or public officer vested with statutory power must take care not to exceed or abuse its or his power. It or he must keep within the limits of the authority committed to it. This is to prevent arbitrariness and the rule of man rather than the rule of law. “The Vehicle