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The Memorandum of Association of Any Company is a mandatory constitutional document required under Nigerian law for incorporating a new company. It must be filed with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) as part of the company registration process, in compliance with the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020. This document outlines the company's fundamental characteristics, including its name, registered office location, objects clause detailing permitted business activities, statement of limited liability, and authorized share capital structure. The memorandum serves as the company's charter that defines its scope of operations and relationships with the outside world, making it essential for stakeholders, investors, and regulatory compliance. It forms part of the company's constitution along with the Articles of Association and can only be amended through special procedures prescribed by law.

1. Company Name Clause: States the approved name of the company as registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission

2. Registered Office Clause: Specifies that the registered office of the company will be situated in Nigeria

3. Objects Clause: Details the primary and ancillary business objectives of the company

4. Liability Clause: States whether the liability of members is limited by shares or by guarantee

5. Capital Clause: Specifies the authorized share capital, types of shares, and their nominal value

6. Subscriber's Declaration: Contains the names, addresses, and signatures of subscribers, with details of their share subscription