Metro
CAC Investigates Ownership, Management of Engineering Firm

The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has commenced an investigation into the membership, ownership and management of Dorman Long Engineering Company Limited, RC 744. The commission disclosed this in a statement via its X handle on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, saying the company’s file had been placed under caveat and classified……
The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has commenced an investigation into the membership, ownership and management of Dorman Long Engineering Company Limited, RC 744.
The commission disclosed this in a statement via its X handle on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, saying the company’s file had been placed under caveat and classified as under investigation.
According to the CAC, the investigation is being conducted pursuant to its powers under sections 8(1)(c), 358(2) and 369(1) and (2) of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA), 2020.
The commission said the decision followed disputes involving contending parties in the company, despite its directive that the status quo be maintained pending the outcome of the investigation and related court proceedings.
READ ALSO: CAC Moves to Strike Off 100,000 Companies Over Non-Compliance
It expressed concern that the parties had allegedly engaged in activities capable of undermining its regulatory authority and interfering with ongoing court actions in suits No. FHC/LAG/CS/1203/2026 and No. FHC/ABJ/PET/17/2026.
The CAC advised all parties involved to desist from actions that could amount to self-help while the court cases remain pending.
“Parties are by this publication advised to desist from actions that could be construed as self-help in the face of pending court actions,” the commission said.
It warned that it would not recognise any changes made in defiance of its regulatory directive or the pending lawsuits.
“They are to note that the Commission will not recognize changes made in contempt of regulatory directive or pending lawsuits,” the statement added.
The commission also directed the parties to cooperate with the team of inspectors appointed to investigate the company under the relevant provisions of CAMA 2020.
It urged the contending parties to allow the judicial processes to run their course and said the final outcome would be implemented.

Headlines15 hours agoOyo 2027: Civil servants wait for seven to 10 years before receiving entitlements – ADC guber candidate
News24 hours agoEvening recap: FG to give Nigerian shipowners $25m, Drivers, cooks, traders can own refinery shares, other top stories
News21 hours agoCBN Deputy Governor Emem Usoro Who Was Side Chic To A Married Man Accused Of Watching Him Take His Last Breath, Buried Him Alone And Took His Death Certificate From His Wife – Secrets Reporters Nigeria
Politics14 hours ago‘After Working With Peter Obi, You Risk Suffering Post-political Identity Crisis’ – Kenneth Okonkwo Defends Datti
News20 hours agoExclusive: Niger Delta Suffers While MDGIF Director Oluwole Adama Hides N12.9 Billion Natural Gas Fund – Secrets Reporters Nigeria
News18 hours agoIbiyeomie Rejects Offerings From Internet Fraudsters, Tells Them To Leave » Apples Bite Int’l Magazine
News14 hours agoShettima Tasks Transporters on Peaceful Mobilisation for Tinubu’s 2027 Re-election Bid » Apples Bite Int’l Magazine
News16 hours agoInvestigation: SEEPCO’s Anthony Chukwueke Was the FG Regulator Sacked in 2007 for Improperly Awarding Oil Licenses and Is Now Chairman of the Company That Walked Away With Nigeria’s Richest Well – Part One – Secrets Reporters Nigeria





















