Alhaji Bello Mahmud, registrar-general of Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has revealed that the Commission is working assiduously to perfect its newly deployed registration software for effective service delivery. Mahmud gave this hint in Abuja while being presented with a Certificate of Performance in service delivery on behalf of the commission.
Presenting the certificate to the Registrar-General, Etuk Bassey Williams, President, Coalition of Civil Society Group (CCSG) described the Commission’s performance in service delivery as outstanding and revealed that the decision to award Certificate of Performance in service delivery was reached after a thorough evaluation of projects in CAC based on quality content analysis of services of the Commission and its mandate.
He stressed that they relied on freedom of information bill to carry out their independent assessment and averred that if all government agencies perform like the CAC, Nigeria will be a greater nation.
Etuk Bassey said the coalition of civil society group is an assemblage of 2,000 registered diverse and virile non-governmental organizations with mandate of building a stronger and wider participation in governance by all Nigerians and is affiliated with International Agencies.
Speaking further, Mahmud said as of now, name search or availability is conducted online by customers while the next project is the e-stamping to enable customers file company registration on-line.
In a press release signed by Godfrey Ike Deputy Director, Public Affairs, the registrar-general further stated that the Commission is in collaboration with the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) in this regard, and the project is near completion.
The completion of the project will further reduce registration services to just few hours.
Mahmud thanked the Coalition for finding him worthy of the honor and pledged his commitment to continue to work for the progress of the Commission and the Country in general.