NACC Elects A New President
Dame Adebola Williams, the newly elected President of, Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce (NACC), has pledged to strengthen trade relations between Nigeria and the United States of America. Williams made the…
A “vaccine roll-out is the best stimulus plan we have” for economic recovery, says WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
Despite dire warnings of a precipitous drop in global trade as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, the latest figures from the World Trade Organization (WTO) show that trade volumes…
VISIT OF THE NEWLY APPOINTED NIGERIAN CONSUL-GENERAL AT ATLANTA TO NACC
The Chamber played host to the newly appointed Consul-General to Atlanta, Georgia, United States, Her Excellency, Ambassador Amina Maria Smaila yesterday, 10th February 2021. She first had a preliminary meeting at the…
VISIT TO THE NIGERIAN EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL
The Secretariat of the Nigerian American Chamber of Commerce has paid a scheduled courtesy visit to the Regional Director (SW) of the Nigerian Export Promotion Council, Mr Samuel Oyeyipo. The…
NACC HOPEFUL OF IMPROVED TIES BETWEEN NIGERIA, UNITED STATES
Although Nigeria’s implementation strategy of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) might have affected the benefits from the scheme, the Nigerian American Chamber of Commerce (NACC), is hopeful that…
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE AND DIGITAL ECONOMY
According to Mbwana Alliy Venture Capitalist from Savanah Fund, there are four metrics to be used in assessing the ease of doing business in digital economies across Africa. One of…
Digital Economy and Business Friendliness
Ease of doing business within the digital economy across African countries… The World Bank annually publishes the Ease of Doing Business index, which ranks countries from 1 to 190…
Appointment of NACC New Director General
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Olusola Obadimu, 57, as Director-General of Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce with effect from Wednesday, 1st of July, 2020. This, in a statement…
Foreign investment into Nigeria drops by 43% – UN report
Foreign direct investment in Nigeria, Africa’s top oil producer, plunged by 43 per cent to $2bn, according to a United Nations report. Reuters reported recently that investors were put off…
MAKING BUDGET 2016 A TURNING POINT FOR NIGERIA’S ECONOMIC REVIVAL
Most Nigerians are aware that our economy is in dire straits. The economic indices bear witness. Low oil prices, foreign exchange scarcity resulting in rationing, low Naira value against foreign…