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By Fidelia Okafor
Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines & Agriculture, NACCIMA, has signed an agreement, as an institutional partner for this year’s agrofood Nigeria’s international trade fair for agro-allied, food, beverage and packaging industries.
This partnership, according to the Chief Executive Offiicer, Modion Communications, Mr Odion Aleobua noted that the partnership shows NACCIMA’s pivotal roles in promoting the nation’s trade, industrial and agricultural developments.
He also noted that such strategic moves aligns with agrofood Nigeria’s 2026 mission to foster innovation, investment, and sustainable growth.
“Through this collaboration, Nigerian businesses will gain enhanced access to global partnership, exposure to emerging technologies, as well as opportunities to showcase local innovations, across the agrofood and packaging value chains”, Aleobua stated.
Stressing on the collaboration, the Director General, NACCIMA, Mr. Olusola Obadimu said, “we are delighted to collaborate with agrofood Nigeria 2026″
“This partnership provides our members with a unique opportunity to connect with global markets, embrace innovation, and play a central role in transforming Nigeria’s agrofood and allied industries”.
It however reaffirms NACCIMA’s commitment to driving commerce, industry, and sustainable enterprise development.
In the same vein, the Managing Director of fairtrade Messe, organisers of agrofood Nigeria, Mr. Paul Maerz said, “we are honoured to welcome NACCIMA, as our institutional partner for the 2026 edition.
“Their involvement reinforces agrofood Nigeria’s role as a catalyst for business growth and industrial advancement”.
“Together, we are creating a platform that fosters investment, trade, innovation, and sustainable progress within Nigeria’s food and packaging industries”.
Scheduled to take place from March 24–26, 2026 at the Landmark Event Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos, Agrofood Nigeria 2026 will convene leading stakeholders, including manufacturers, suppliers, policymakers, investors, and innovators from more than 16 countries.
The event would among other things, provide a robust platform for dialogue and partnership, designed to address challenges and unlock opportunities within the nation’s growing agrofood and packaging industries.
As noted, the nation’s sector outlook, remains one of the fastest-growing investors in food and packaging technology in Africa and Middle East, recording steady annual growth of 4.2 percent between 2016 and 2023 (VDMA).
With a population projected to rise from 235 million in 2025 to 411 million by 2050, sustainable investment in food production, processing, and packaging is critical to meeting the demands of this growth.
Nigeria imported €304 million worth of food and packaging technology in 2023, making it Africa’s second-largest investor after South Africa.
The Nigerian food market is projected to reach around $233.53 billion in 2025, with an expected annual growth rate of 10.76 percent from 2025 to 2030. (Statista)
Nigeria is also Africa’s fourth-largest investor in packaging technology, recording imports of €139 million in 2023 (VDMA).
Nigeria is West Africa’s No.1 annual business platform for the agrofood industry and Nigeria’s premier international trade fair for agro-allied, food, beverage and packaging.
Organised by Fairtrade Messe, the event features exhibitions, conferences, and networking opportunities that would bring together global and local industry leaders to explore trends, technologies, and solutions, shaping the future of these vital sectors.
NACCIMA is the umbrella body of city, state, and bilateral chambers of commerce across the country.
Established to promote and protect the interests of Nigerian businesses, NACCIMA plays a leading role in trade facilitation, policy advocacy, and industrial development, fostering an enabling environment for commerce and enterprise to thrive.
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