The management and staff of the Corporate Affairs Commission, CAC, have pledged continued support for the reform initiatives of the Registrar-General and Chief Executive Officer, Hussaini Ishaq Magaji, SAN, as he marks three years in office.
The staff made the pledge during a visit to Mr Magaji in his office on Friday, where they commended his leadership and the changes introduced under his administration.
A delegation led by the Director of Human Resources, Olayemi Olamide Oyeniyi, delivered a congratulatory message on behalf of the management and staff.
The delegation applauded Mr Magaji’s leadership, dedication and commitment to repositioning the commission as a customer-focused institution operating in line with global best practices.
The HR director said his emphasis on service excellence and staff welfare had contributed to the commission’s transformation and renewed optimism among employees.
She also reaffirmed the commitment of the workforce to supporting the Registrar-General’s reform agenda to strengthen the commission’s operations and improve service delivery.
According to the delegation, the staff’s continued support would be essential to sustaining the gains recorded under the current leadership and advancing the commission’s institutional objectives.
Responding, Mr Magaji thanked the management and staff for the gesture, expressing appreciation for their support and recognition of his leadership.
He pledged to remain committed to improving service delivery, boosting staff morale and enhancing the general welfare of employees.
The Registrar-General also emphasised the importance of sustained commitment to the commission’s responsibilities and the need to maintain improvements in its operations.
The visit featured a toast in honour of the Registrar-General and group photographs to commemorate the third anniversary.
Mr Magaji was appointed Registrar-General and Chief Executive Officer of the CAC in October 2023.
The commission is responsible for the registration and regulation of companies and business names in Nigeria, as well as the administration of relevant provisions of the Companies and Allied Matters Act.
His third anniversary comes amid ongoing efforts to improve the commission’s services, strengthen its regulatory functions and make business registration and other corporate services more accessible to Nigerians.