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To register an NGO, one need to follow laid down process. It's registration is peculiar in that it can only be done under Part A of the Companies and Allied Matters Act as a company limited by guarantee or by Part C of the Company and Allied Matters Act as Incorporated Trustees.

The definition of Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) covers all organisations that do not exist to make profits for owners or members. It does not cover private companies or even co-operatives or income generating projects that exist solely to produce benefits for members.

Most Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have to rely on grants and donations from fundraising because Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) usually serve sections of the community that could not afford to pay the full cost of the service. NGOs do not usually choose their target groups according to who can pay for the service, but according to who needs the service most.

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Funding sources include the sale of goods and services, membership dues, philanthropic foundations, private sector for-profit companies, state & central authorities, grant from local and private donations. Individual private donors play a significant part in NGO funding.

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Some NGOs in Nigeria and their Activities/Purpose


NGOs are Non-governmental organizations set up purposely as a beneficial program for the less privileged and socially affected citizens of a country.

It is a non-profit making organization which is organized on a local, national and international level. It is driven by people with a common interest to perform a variety of services and humanitarian functions.

NGOs bring citizen concerns to the Government, monitor and advocate policies and encourage political participation through provision of information.

NGOs focus on numerous aspects that are indeed important to the citizens of a country.

It includes human rights, legal support, promoting education, agricultural development, encouraging social responsibility, poverty alleviation, supporting human welfare, development of communities, health or environment, etc.

NGOs are mostly set up to improve the lives of people by providing much-needed services free of charge. There are lots of NGOs in Nigeria with various activities that cannot be overlooked.

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Living in a country where many of its citizens are subjected to untold hardship, emotional trauma, poverty, etc. The presence of NGOs helps to bring the solution to such problems and ensuring that it is reduced to the minimum.
There are many people out there who seek help which the Government cannot necessarily provide due to poor administration and the NGOs exist to ensure such help is provided to such distressed citizens.

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Incorporated Trustees (NGO, Churches, Clubs, Associations etc) (Cpraxis Consult)

1. Reservation of Name
2. Registration and Certified True Copy (CTC) of Registration Documents
3. Change of Name
4. Annual Returns and other Post Incorporation and miscellaneous filings
5. Status Report/Letter of Good Standing
6. Historical Search Report (Companies that are ten years old or more)
7. Same day Post Incorporation filing (In addition to filing fees)
8. Restriction of Trustee's residential address
9. Certified True Copy of documents/Estract
10. Notice of Dissolution

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A: Ability to open a Corporate Accounts, Customers/Clients take you more serious if your Company is registered, Banks only grant business loans to registered businesses, Your Company becomes your brand, Investors are more comfortable with a registered business etc.

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Angels Discovery Circle Initiative

This is a non-profit organization in Nigeria that offers humanitarian services, scholarship programs, skill acquisitions, safety awareness and rehabilitating.

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Sought After Women and Children Foundation

This is a registered non-governmental organization in Nigeria dedicated to ministering to abused women and abandoned children in the society.

Their activities include: Rehabilitation programs, Orphanage homes and Outreaches to other NGOs and Homes.

Services: Shelter for children, Empowering women, Saving a family and Education for children.

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