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Change of Trustees
From: ₦45,000
File Notice of Change of Trustees for Incorporated Trustees with CAC
Organizations registered as Incorporated Trustees (such as NGOs, Foundations, Churches, Mosques, Associations, and Clubs) are governed by a Board of Trustees. Whenever there is a Change of Trustees, whether through the appointment of a new member, resignation, removal, or death, the organization is required to notify the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).
SplashDict helps organizations file the Change of Trustees quickly and accurately, ensuring your entity remains compliant and your leadership structure is properly updated on the official registry.
Service Fee (All inclusive):
From: ₦45,000
Appoint or Remove Trustees of an NGO, Church, or Association in Nigeria
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Filing & Documentation: We prepare and file the required CAC forms, extracts of meeting minutes, declaration forms (deposed at a High Court), and newspaper publications required for trustee changes.
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Official Update: Receive an updated CAC Status Report and Certificate of Registration reflecting the change in trustees.
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Transparent Pricing: Covers all statutory CAC filing fees, newspaper publication costs, High Court declaration fees, and our professional service fee with no hidden charges.
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Fast Processing: Your request is typically completed within 5–8 weeks, subject to CAC approval timelines.
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Ongoing Support: Our Chartered Secretary and corporate services team provide ongoing expert help for regulatory and statutory needs.

Why File a Change of Trustees with CAC?
In a Nigerian Incorporated Trustee, trustees are the individuals formally appointed to hold and manage the organization’s assets, oversee its operations, and ensure it fulfills its stated objectives. They are the legally recognized governing body of the organization, and their names are publicly recorded on the CAC registry as the custodians of the organization’s mandate.
Filing a Change of Trustees is necessary whenever the leadership of the organization shifts. Whether trustees have resigned, passed away, or new trustees are being appointed, it is a legal requirement to notify the CAC.
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Statutory Requirement: Incorporated Trustees are required to notify the CAC of any change in their trustee composition. The process involves newspaper publications and High Court or notarized declarations, all of which SplashDict manages on your behalf.
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Maintain Accurate Public Records: Banks, donor agencies, government bodies, and grant-making organizations rely on the CAC registry to confirm the legitimate trustees of an Incorporated Trustee. Keeping these records current is essential for maintaining access to funding, executing contracts, and passing KYC checks.
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Legal Title to Assets: Since assets are held in the name of the “Incorporated Trustees,” only currently registered trustees can legally sign property documents or execute deeds on behalf of the organization.
Requirements for Filing Change of Trustees of Incorporated Trustees with CAC
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Up-to-Date Annual Returns: The CAC usually requires all outstanding annual returns to be filed before approving any post-registration changes.
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Organization Details: Provide the full registered name and the IT (Registration) Number of the organization.
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Minutes of Meeting: A signed extract of the minutes of the general meeting where the new trustees were appointed or existing ones removed.
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Outgoing Trustee Info: Provide the full name of the trustee leaving and the reason for their exit (e.g., resignation, removal, or death).
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New trustee details: Provide full name, date of birth, gender, nationality, phone number, email, occupation, residential and service addresses, valid ID, passport photograph, signature, and designation.
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Newspaper Publication: Evidence of advertisement in two daily newspapers (where required by the CAC for certain board reconstructions).
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Public Notice at Registered Office: A copy of the newspaper notice must be displayed at the organization’s registered office and branches throughout the 28-day objection period.
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Trustees’ Declaration Forms: Each new trustee must complete a statutory declaration deposed before a High Court judge or Notary Public as required by law.
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Authorization: The application must be signed by an existing trustee or the organization’s secretary.








