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CAC invites young graphic designers for Registrar-General Creativity Award

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The Corporate Affairs Commission, CAC, has called on young and talented graphic designers across Nigeria to submit their creative works for the Registrar-General Award for Creativity, an initiative aimed at recognising and rewarding outstanding visual content creators.
In a notice issued by the Commission’s management on Saturday, the CAC said the award is designed to identify and celebrate innovative graphic designers with a passion for producing compelling and inspirational visual content.
According to the Commission, interested applicants are expected to submit samples of their designs for assessment, stressing that only entries demonstrating exceptional creativity and originality would be considered.
The CAC encouraged young designers with impressive portfolios to take advantage of the opportunity to showcase their talents and compete for the prestigious recognition.
“Are you a young, creative, and talented graphic designer? You deserve Registrar-General recognition and an award,” the Commission stated in the announcement.
It added that submissions should include inspirational and heartwarming graphic designs and should be sent via email to [email protected] for evaluation.
The commission, however, noted that only shortlisted candidates would be contacted after the assessment process.
The announcement, signed by the CAC Management and dated July 25, 2026, forms part of the Commission’s efforts to encourage innovation, creativity and excellence among young Nigerian designers while promoting the use of impactful visual communication.

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