Nigerian organisations navigate one of Africa's most complex and rapidly evolving governance, risk, and compliance landscapes.
The Nigerian Code of Corporate Governance 2018 requires organisations to demonstrate governance outcomes across 28 principles covering board structure, risk governance, internal audit, sustainability, and stakeholder management.
NDPA 2023 compliance requires data controller and processor registration with the NDPC, data protection impact assessments, appointment of Data Protection Officers, documented records of processing activities, lawful basis for every category of personal data processed, and breach notification within 72 hours.
The Central Bank of Nigeria requires deposit money banks, merchant banks, and other financial institutions to maintain full enterprise risk management frameworks.
The Securities and Exchange Commission Nigeria requires capital market operators, registered fund managers, and listed companies to comply with the SEC Code of Corporate Governance.
Risk, controls, incidents and reporting on a single record, so the same work serves every framework you answer to.
Mapped out of the box, with shared controls written once and credited to each framework rather than rebuilt for every one.
Living governance register that maps risks to all 28 NCCG 2018 principles in real time, with structured apply-and-explain evidence updated automatically as risks and controls change
Centralised NDPA 2023 compliance register with full traceability from processing activity to lawful basis, impact assessment, NDPC registration status, and 72-hour breach notification workflow
Preventive, detective and corrective controls with their test results and owners, linked to the risks they treat.
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