The Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce (NACC)., NACC hosted its October 2024 Breakfast meeting under the Alhaji Sheriff Balogun Administration as President. The engagement was dubbed Excellent by various industry standards.
Held on Tuesday, October 8th, at the Lagos Continental Hotel in Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria, the Event brought together very senior stakeholders from Nigeria’s Political scene, Banking & Financial Institutions, Manufacturing, Creative Industry, Diaspora, Technology, and other sectors across Nigeria and the U.S. Economic value chain.
The Meeting served as an opportunity to celebrate renowned Entrepreneur and creative Industry veteran, Mo Abudu.
The President, Alhaji Sheriff Balogun stated that the event equipped Nigerian and American businesses with insights and strategies for navigating the current economic landscape considering the opportunities currently available via digital banking. He was impressed by the standard and quality of the outcome of the Event considering it was his first epublic external engagement in his administration. He further stated that the Changing Banking Sector Landscape Can Support Nigeria’s Socioeconomic Reforms in various ways, especially with the emergence of new technologies that have disrupted the face of banking.
In a statement made by the Deputy President of the Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce, Ehi Braimah, He noted that, the Chamber continues to be a model platform for Business and socio-economic development for Nigeria and the United States and this has been demonstrated by the collaboration with Woodhall Capital, a global financial Advisory Firm in celebrating creative industry entrepreneur, Mo Abudu
The CEO of Woodhall Capital, Moji Hunponu-Wusu, reiterated the platform as an opportunity for Successful Women like Mo Abudu to inspire other women who aspire for the highest forms if economic and corporate success.
Acting Director-General of the Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce, #WofaiSamuel, mentioned that Nigeria’s Banking sector has undergone significant transformations. We, as a Chamber, were keen to review and understand how these transformations can support multi-national businesses, MSMEs, and SMEs across the country, as well as U.S. Businesses and Companies operational in the Country.As the first and oldest bi-lateral chamber of commerce in West Africa, we prioritize the Banking Sector and Financial Institutions, which has been a critical lifeline of Trade & Commerce for our esteemed Members.
