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Black Legacy Limited.

A Nigerian technology company. We design, build and run software, data and AI systems for governments and businesses, and we leave them in the hands of the people who use them.

Registration

Registered, accountable and easy to check.

We are incorporated in Nigeria under the Companies and Allied Matters Act 2020, and our records are held by the Corporate Affairs Commission. Procurement teams can request our certified documents before any engagement.

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Legal name
Black Legacy Limited
Company type
Private company limited by shares
Incorporated under
Companies and Allied Matters Act 2020
Registry
Corporate Affairs Commission, Nigeria
Registered office
Nigeria
Where we work
Nigeria and across Africa
What we are registered to do

The full scope of our licence to work.

A plain-English summary of the objects in our Memorandum of Association.

Software

Designing, developing, customising, testing, maintaining and hosting software, web and mobile applications, including e-commerce and resource-planning systems.

Systems and consulting

Systems analysis, design and implementation, turnkey projects, process redesign and management consulting across finance, operations and HR.

AI, training and research

Training, advisory and research in information technology, including artificial intelligence, natural language processing and automation.

Data and managed services

Data processing, warehousing and database management, managed data and technical centres, storage and disaster recovery.

Outsourcing

Technology-enabled outsourcing for businesses in Nigeria and abroad, including back-office work, transcription and contact-centre services.

Hardware and networks

Supplying, assembling and maintaining computer hardware and systems, and setting up and managing networks.

The legacy is what stays after we leave: systems you own, understand and can run.

Why we are called Black Legacy

Let’s simplify something.

Tell us about one process that takes too long. We’ll reply with how we’d approach it and what a first pilot could look like.

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