Malabo-based Centurion
Law Group has introduced its Centurion Business Mentorship Programme in
Cameroon with plans to expand into other African countries, reports ITRealms.
This Pro Bono initiative, the chief executive officer of
Centurion Law, NJ Ayuk, said would provide complimentary legal services to
start-up companies and small and medium-sized enterprises.
Ayuk also said that the programme has been designed to
support young and innovative entrepreneurs with legal and business advice,
including corporate structuring, labor and employment, and tax and customs
issues.
The pilot programme Ayuk further said would first be made
available to businesses in Cameroon, with plans to expand it to other Centurion
markets across Africa.
“African
entrepreneurs and businesses can only reach their full potential when they are
given the right legal support,” Ayuk said, stressing that the dreams of African
start-ups and entrepreneurs should not be put on hold, slowed, or held back
because of the lack of legal support.
Maintaining that as a pan-African law firm, they believe and
have an obligation to support them and promised they will provide that support.
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