The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) has established an Export Express Support Centre as a practical intervention to simplify export processes and provide direct support to businesses. Chairman of the NACCIMA Export Group, Kola Awe, said that the initiative was driven by the need to improve export performance, noting…
The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) emphasised that “Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) through public private partnership (PPP) must take the center stage in Nigeria.” The National President of NACCIMA, Mr. Jani Ibrahim, emphasised the need during the stakeholders’ summit with the theme “Building Industry-Ready Professionals for…
The Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce (NACC) will confer the Excellence in Cultural Innovation and Global Creative Industry Trailblazer Award on Bolanle Austen-Peters (BAF) . Previous recipients of the Creative Economy Award include Mo Abudu, Richard Mofe Damijo and Femi Odugbemi. In a statement, NACC said that the award is in recognition of her exceptional visionary…
The President of Enugu Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (ECCIMA), Nnanyelugo Onyemelukwe, praised the Dangote Group’s commitment to the growth of the domestic economy. He gave the commendation during the ongoing 37th Enugu International Trade Fair organised by the chamber . “it is obvious that Dangote Group has added a lot of value…
The Chairman of the ZACCIMA Caretaker Committee, Alhaji Hassan Buhari Tafidan Maradun, defended the government’s action, saying the intervention became necessary due to alleged irregularities within the chamber’s leadership.
Danmaliki emphasize that since the Tinubu-led government assumed office, inflation has surged, fuel prices have skyrocketed, the naira has collapsed, and the cost of food and transportation has become unbearable for many households.
KWACCIMA alleged that the state government withdrew its support for the organisation and participation in the fair despite its initial interest to participate in order “to frustrate its success”.
We had to revive the Nigeria International Trade Fair because over the decades we’ve seen investors’ interest in Africa and growth in areas like tech, agribusiness and manufacturing
The uniqueness of this year’s fair is the birth of more professional fairs such as the African International Chocolate Show Lagos, organised by International Cocoa Diplomacy (ICD) and the International Paper Publishing and Printing Expo (IPPPEX).
“Our business missions successfully showcased Nigeria as an attractive destination for investment, culminating in discussions that potential investment inflow exceeding several billion dollars.” After two years as National President of Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture (NACCIMA), and six months leading the Organised Private Sector of Nigeria (OPSN), Hon. Dele Kelvin…
