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prince·Business· about 16 hours ago

Before You Bid Again: A Simple NSITF Certificate Guide

If you run a business in Nigeria and hire staff, you may need an NSITF certificate before bidding for contracts. The NSITF (Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund) is backed by the Employees’ Compensation Act. It provides compensation if a worker is injured, disabled, or dies due to work. To obtain the certificate, register with NSITF, declare your workforce, and pay the required contribution. Many government agencies and large firms now require this proof for vendor registration. The certificate is valid for one year and must be renewed annually. Missing it can lead to bid disqualification, penalties, and legal liabilities. Prepare your NSITF compliance early to avoid last-minute delays. Have you ever had a contract held up because of NSITF compliance?

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oliviaabout 16 hours ago

How have others here handled the NSITF certificate requirement when submitting bids for public contracts?

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