Aba International trade fair commences
Business
ABIA State Governor, Alex Otti, has officially declared the 2024 Aba International Trade Fair open at the Aba Mega Mall along the Aba Port Harcourt expressway.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the trade fair is a joint effort between the Abia State Government and the Aba Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture (ACCIMA).
Otti, declaring the trade fair open on Saturday in Aba, expressed his satisfaction with the organisation of the trade fair.
The governor assured that the government was committed to making the fair beneficial to traders and the people of the state.
Chief Nwaka Inem, Chairman of the Planning Committee, described the fair as a bold statement announcing Aba’s return as a hub for commerce and entrepreneurship in West Africa.
He emphasised that the gains from the trade fair would extend beyond immediate sales, fostering connections and deals in the weeks, months, and years to come.
The President of ACCIMA, Mr Geoffrey Uzuagbara, highlighted the significance of the trade fair in showcasing Aba as an investment destination.
He lauded Gov, Otti’s state reforms, which have positively impacted various sectors of the economy.
Dr Uche Maraizu, in his presentation, identified numerous challenges to business growth in the state, including the need for good leadership, security, infrastructure, technology, and global competitiveness.(NAN)
A.I
Dec. 1, 2024
Related Posts
Dangote Sugar’s investment in BIP is revolution in job creation – NDE
THE huge investment by Dangote Sugar Refinery in the Sugar Backward Integration Policy (BIP) of the federal government has been...
Read MoreCoronation Insurance records N2.2bn profit, charts digital future
CORONATION Insurance Plc says it has recorded a profit before tax of N2.2 billion for the financial year ended Dec....
Read MoreNestlé Nigeria expands empowerment initiative to support women entrepreneurs in Calabar
NESTLé Nigeria has expanded its Nestlé Empowering Rural Women in Nigeria Initiative to include 50 more female retailers in Calabar,...
Read MoreMost Read
Subscribe to Our Newsletter
Keep abreast of news and other developments from our website.