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Moniepoint Launches Moniebook, Nigeria’s First Solution To Unify Payments And Bookkeeping

By Fidelia Okafor
Nigeria’s definitive bank for small and medium-sized businesses, as well as their customers and employees, Moniepoint Microfinance Bank has launched Moniebook, a comprehensive all-in-one Point-of-Sale (POS) solution designed to transform how businesses in retail, hospitality, health, and beyond manage their operations. As the first solution in the country to seamlessly unify payments and bookkeeping in one tool, it is tailored for small to medium-sized businesses as well as multi-location enterprises, Moniebook combines robust software with reliable hardware, helping business owners streamline operations, boost efficiency, and empower business owners with data-driven insights for growth.
Moniebook provides business owners with a powerful suite of tools to manage inventory, track sales, process payments, foster customer relationships, and generate detailed reports from a single platform. The core value proposition is to simplify complex business operations, reduce inefficiencies, and increase profitability for establishments. From supermarkets and restaurants to pharmacies and boutiques, the system empowers businesses to handle day-to-day tasks effortlessly—whether it’s preventing stockouts, managing staff roles, or tracking product expiry dates.
Speaking on the new product launch, Babatunde Olofin, Managing Director, Moniepoint MFB, said:
“Our mission has always been to help businesses grow by giving them the tools they need to succeed. This is in strong consonance with our mantra of creating financial happiness even as we consistently power the dreams of the millions of Nigerians who have come to love and trust the brand as an enabler of progress, as businesses or as individuals. Moniebook is engineered to be a growth partner for businesses – a holistic source of truth in the hands of every entrepreneur. By providing full visibility over sales, staff, customers, and inventory in real-time, we are giving business owners the control they need to scale efficiently and securely.”
With over 4,000 businesses onboarded during the beta phase of Moniebook, business owners already using the product are singing its praises. BBQ Chef, a retail entrepreneur, shared: “I discovered through Moniebook that I had made over ₦2 million in my first month! It tracks my sales, manages inventory, and is so easy for my team to use. Honestly, any business not using Moniebook is missing out.”
Oluwole Adebiyi, Head of Product, Moniebook, added:
“We built Moniebook with the realities of Nigerian business owners in mind which begins with a deep understanding of their everyday challenges. For too long, small and medium-sized business owners have had to juggle multiple, disconnected tools to manage critical operations, from tracking inventory to processing payments and understanding their sales data. This complexity is a direct barrier to growth.
He continues, “For us, whether you’re running a supermarket, a restaurant, or multiple retail outlets, you shouldn’t have to juggle five different systems. Moniebook gives you everything in one place – fast, secure, and scalable. By simplifying the complexities of running a business, we are freeing up entrepreneurs to do what they do best: serve their customers and grow their enterprises. This is another step in our commitment to fostering a thriving business ecosystem in Nigeria.”
Key features and benefits of the Moniebook platform include:
Inventory Management: Real-time stock monitoring with automated reordering and specialized expiry tracking to minimize waste and prevent stockouts.
Sales Tracking & Reporting: Comprehensive visibility into daily sales performance, customer behavior, and staff metrics through detailed analytics and reports.
Integrated Payment Processing: Seamless transaction processing through Moniepoint terminals with support for credit sales, split payments, and discounts.
Multi-Location Management: Centralized control and monitoring of inventory, sales, and staff across multiple store locations from a single platform.
Staff & Role Management: Customizable user permissions and role assignments to control system access and streamline operations based on employee responsibilities.
Moniebook is available in two pricing tiers: Core (₦6,000/month) for small business operations and Pro (₦8,500/month) for advanced, multi-location enterprises. Optional add-ons, including extra registers, branches, and implementation support, make it scalable for growing businesses.
To learn more or sign up, visit https://moniepoint.com/ng/business/moniebook
To Recover Lost Govt Revenue From FTZs Operations – MAN Sectorial Group Calls For Special Task Force

By Fidelia Okafor
The Basic Metals, Iron and Steel Manufacturers Sectoral Group of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria has advocated for a Special Task Force to be set up by the Federal Government to recover lost revenue from the untoward activities of some Free Trade Zones (FTZs) operators in Nigeria over the years.
Chairman of the Group, Prince Lekan Adewoye who made the call in a chat with Journalists in Abuja lamented the weak regulatory oversight in FTZs especially with regards to necessary value addition to raw materials imported to the Zones, export into the Customs territory and trading with related entities.
According to him, the Government is losing a lot in revenue, occasioned by flagrant under invoicing of finished and semi-finished products imported as purported raw materials into the Zones with all the incentives provided by Government, which eventually find ways into the Customs territory without any value addition.
Prince Adewoye stated that these untoward activities undermine genuine local manufacturers operating in the Customs territory leading to shut downs and massive loss of jobs by Nigerians. He gave example of a member company of the Sectoral group in Ogun State scrapping nearly 80% of the installed capacity over unfair competition with operators in the Igbesa FTZ.
“If this situation persists, many more steel manufacturers will collapse, and we risk losing not just investments but also jobs and industrial capacity built over decades. The government must urgently intervene to restore sanity and fairness to the FTZs system before local industries are driven into extinction”, he said.
The MAN Sectoral Group Chairman asserted that the Basic Metals and Iron & Steel sector is the backbone of any nation’s industrial development, stressing that the sector has meaningfully supported the Tinubu administration’s economic diversification and industrialization goals through import substitution and value addition, employment generation and MSME development, industrial integration as well as local production, in spite of daunting challenges.
Commenting on the issue, the Executive Secretary of the Nigeria Economic Zones Association, Toyin Elegbede assured that the association would not support any form of sabotage by its member organisations, stressing that NEZA’s focus is towards the realization of the objectives for which the FTZs were created.
According to him, the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) is represented at the FTZs to inspect, certify and issue certificates of conformity for all goods being sold to the Customs territory.
On enquiry from SON, Engr. Enebi Onucheyo, the Director, Product Certification confirmed that the agency has since 2024 developed a scheme “Special Economic Zones Conformity Assessment Programme (SEZCAP), for the certification of goods into and out of the free trade zones to the Customs territory and has recently commenced its deployment.
The scheme he said, is an initiative to enhance the production, importation, sales, and distribution of quality and safe manufactured products in the special economic zones into Nigeria and those to be exported to others parts of the world.
Engr. Onucheyo stated that the SEZCAP is being implemented through SON State Offices having jurisdiction over the FTZs across the country.
SAHCO PLC  Wins “Best Ground Support Service Company Of The Year” Award At Nigeria’s First International Airshow

By Fidelia Okafor 
 
 
Skyway Aviation Handling Company PLC (SAHCO) has once again reinforced its leadership in the aviation sector by winning the highly coveted Best Ground Support Service Company of the Year award at the First Nigeria International Airshow, organized by the Federal Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development, held at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.
This prestigious recognition highlights SAHCO’s unwavering dedication to delivering world-class ground handling services, operational efficiency, and unsurpassed professionalism across Nigeria’s airports. The award celebrates the company’s continuous investment in modern equipment, staff training, safety standards, and customer-centric service delivery.
The award was received on behalf of the company by its Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Mrs. Adenike Aboderin, who expressed appreciation for the honour and reiterated SAHCO’s commitment to supporting the growth and modernization of Nigeria’s aviation industry.
Presenting the award was Air Vice Marshal (Rtd.) Ojuawo Adeniyi, a member of the House of Representatives, who commended SAHCO for its consistency, innovation, and significant contribution to aviation development in the country.
Commenting on the award, the Chairman of SAHCO Plc, Dr. Barr. Taiwo Afolabi (CON), expressed his heartfelt appreciation to the Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development, the CEO of the Nigeria International Airshow, Mrs. Bria Williams and the entire team that nominated SAHCO for recognizing SAHCO and for putting the company on the global stage with such a prestigious honour.
Dr Afolabi went on to describe the award as a significant milestone that validates SAHCO’s unwavering
 Commitment to excellence in aviation ground handling and support services. He noted that the recognition not only celebrates the company’s achievements but also highlights the dedication and professionalism of the entire SAHCO workforce. ‘As a gateway of critical aviation services in Nigeria, this award strengthens our resolve to continue delivering world-class operational standards.’ Dr Afolabi emphasized. ’SAHCO remains committed to investing in cutting-edge technology, enhancing staff capacity and upholding safety and service benchmarks to ensure that Nigeria’s aviation industry retains a respected global presence’.
He went on to acknowledge the vital support from SAHCO’s Board, Management team, clients and partners emphasizing that their trust and collaboration have been instrumental in the company’s growth and success.
This recognition at the maiden edition of the Nigeria International Airshow serves as a major milestone and a testament to SAHCO’s role in enhancing global standards within the nation’s aviation landscape.
Skyway Aviation Handling Company PLC (SAHCO) has built a solid reputation for reliability, safety, and excellent customer service, backed by its commitment to international best practices, modern technology, and strict adherence to global aviation safety standards.
As one of Nigeria’s leading ground handling service providers, SAHCO delivers top-quality Passenger, Ramp, and Cargo handling services across major airports nationwide.
The company remains committed to supporting the growth of Nigeria’s aviation industry through continuous staff development, operational excellence, and environmentally responsible practices. With a strong focus on efficiency and professionalism, SAHCO consistently provides seamless, world-class ground handling services that meet—and exceed—client expectations.
NGX Expands Market Offerings With Introduction Of Commercial Paper Listings

Amaka Obiefuna

Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has introduced Commercial Paper (CP) listings, following approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission, marking another significant expansion of its product suite in a year defined by accelerated innovation. This development deepens Nigeria’s short-term debt market and reinforces NGX’s role as a versatile hub for capital formation.

 

The new listing window enables corporates and issuers to list and trade both conventional and non-interest commercial papers directly on the Exchange, providing investors with enhanced visibility, increased transparency and improved liquidity. It also advances NGX’s broader strategy of diversifying its offerings and strengthening the architecture of the domestic capital market.

Commenting on the launch, Temi Popoola, Group Managing Director and CEO of NGX Group, commended the Securities and Exchange Commission for its commitment to enabling market advancement and fostering healthy competition across the ecosystem. He stated: “The introduction of Commercial Paper listings is a pivotal step in our strategy to position NGX as a comprehensive capital-markets infrastructure that accelerates capital formation across Africa. As we continue strengthening the foundations of a transparent, technology-driven and inclusive marketplace, our focus remains on building a system that supports sustainable growth, enhances market resilience and unlocks new opportunities for the broader economy.”

Commercial Papers (CPs) are short-term, unsecured debt instruments issued by corporates to finance working capital needs and other short-term obligations. Typically maturing within 270 days, CPs are issued at a discount and redeemed at face value upon maturity offering corporates a cost-effective alternative to bank loans and providing investors with attractive short-term investment opportunities. 

Also speaking on the development, Jude Chiemeka, CEO, Nigerian Exchange Limited, stated: “The introduction of Commercial Paper listings represents a major advancement in our mission to provide a full spectrum of capital-raising solutions for businesses. This platform enhances transparency in the debt market and supports corporates seeking efficient access to funding outside traditional banking channels, while offering investors credible short-term investment options. NGX will continue to engage with corporates, intermediaries, and investors to deepen liquidity and participation in Nigeria’s debt capital market.”

Olufemi Shobanjo, CEO of NGX Regulation Limited, added that strong oversight will remain central as the market evolves. “Our priority is to maintain high standards of disclosure, promote accountability and safeguard investor confidence while contributing to market deepening,” he emphasised.

 

With the inclusion of commercial papers, NGX now offers an integrated environment spanning equities, fixed income, ETFs, derivatives and short-term debt advancing its ambition to be a one-stop marketplace for capital across asset classes.

 

 

About Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX)

Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX), a wholly owned subsidiary of the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group), is a leading listing and trading venue in Africa with its history dating back to 1960. It is an open, professional, and vibrant exchange, connecting Nigeria, Africa, and the world.

 

NGX is a multi-asset exchange providing a home to the best of African enterprises listed on our Premium, Main, and Growth Boards; diverse fixed income securities; Exchange Traded Products (ETPs); Mutual and other investment funds. Through our vibrant secondary market, we provide domestic and international investors access to these securities. In addition, NGX provides licensing services, market data solutions, ancillary technology services, and more in our quest to be Africa’s preferred exchange hub.

MAN Calls on CBN for downward review of the interest rate to boost the sector

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By  Fidelia Okafor 

The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has welcomed the decision of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to maintain the benchmark interest rate at 27% and adjust the standing facilities corridor.

However, the association urged the CBN to consider a downward review of the interest rate to reduce the high borrowing costs and incentivize long-term investments in the manufacturing sector.

In its position paper on the MPC meeting, MAN noted that despite the CBN’s efforts to stabilise the economy and ease inflationary pressures, the high lending rates of 30-37% remain a significant challenge to manufacturers.

The association emphasised that persistent high lending rates will limit access to affordable credit for manufacturers, especially small and medium-sized enterprises.

MAN also called on the government to strengthen fiscal discipline, invest in infrastructure, and implement complementary fiscal measures that support industrial development and promote structural reforms.

The association urged the government to resolve the lingering insecurity issues in the country, particularly in agricultural and industrial zones, to stabilise food supply and raw material inputs.

MAN made several recommendations, including a downward review of interest rates, additional policy instruments to facilitate credit flow to the real sector, and collaboration between the government and the CBN to stabilise the naira and manage external risks.

The association reiterated its commitment to working with the CBN and the government to promote economic growth and development, and urged the authorities to seize the opportunity to promote credit-led growth, especially in productive sectors, while managing risks through fiscal discipline and structural reforms.

SanlamAllianz Nigeria wins NiRA Insurance Website Of The Year

SanlamAllianz Nigeria’s website/portal, www.sanlamallianz.com.ng, has been adjudged winner of the NiRA .NG Awards 2025.

Nigeria Internet Registration Association (NiRA), is the registry for .ng Internet Domain Names and maintains the database of names registered in the .ng country code Top Level Domain. NiRA is a Not-for-Profit, Non-Governmental Self-Regulatory body established by the order of the President of Federal Republic of Nigeria to the Internet Community to manage Nigeria’s Country Code Top Level Domain.

A statement by Bankole Banjo, Marketing and Corporate Communications Manager, said .ng Awards celebrate the achievements and innovation of Nigerian internet initiatives and aims to showcase Nigerian businesses, individuals, charities, public and private sector organisations that help to make the Internet a more secure, open, accessible, and rewarding experience for all.

According to the .ng awards website, the criteria for the awards include: Local Content, User Experience, Functionality, Website Relevance and Website Dynamism.

Commenting on the awards, Chris Ekwonwa, Group Head, Strategy, Marketing and Customer Relations, SanlamAllianz Nigeria, said “this award is another testament to the overall quality of our website. Last year, we were finalists at this same award as Sanlam Nigeria, now as SanlamAllianz Nigeria, following our JV with Allianz, we finally brought this home. This reinforces our rebrand theme of two giants coming together; two forces joining forces. Indeed with this award, we unequivocally reaffirm our enhanced technical and innovation capabilities to deliver a delightful experience to our customers and prospects who interact with us across all our touch points.”

In a further testament to the increased strength of the company’s digital exertions, days earlier, Netcore/Infytel, a leading marketing services firm with strength across automated email marketing, adjudged SanlamAllianz as the most innovative user of its platform. “When it comes to digital adoption, we are clearly one of the leading lights in our industry ,” said Bankole Banjo, Marketing and Corporate Communications Manager at SanlamAllianz Nigeria.

“From our easy-to-use customer app called SanlamAllianz Connect, to the agents’ app which allows for seamless paperless sales by our over 5000-man field force, we have shown the industry that innovation is not just a core value for us, but a way of life”, he added.

Recall that Sanlam, Africa’s biggest non-banking financial services firm and Allianz, easily the world’s most recogniseable insurance brand executed a JV across 28 countries on the continent to form SanlamAllianz.

The merger has seen the giants become the clear leader in their industry in Africa with strong commitments to be top two in every market in which they operate. Consummated in Nigeria as SanlamAllianz Nigeria in June 2025, the brand immediately embarked on a rebrand campaign which saw it dominate headlines to the delight of industry watchers.

Fidelity Bank Receives Customs Service Award For Pioneering Role In UCMS Implementation

Amaka Obiefuna
Fidelity Bank’s leadership in digital innovation and public sector collaboration has once again been spotlighted as the tier-one lender was honoured at the Comptroller General of Customs Award Night 2025.
At the ceremony, which took place at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel Grand Ballroom, Abuja, on Friday, 21 November 2025, Fidelity Bank was presented with a prestigious award by the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) for being the first bank to successfully process Customs Duty and the Pre-Arrival Assessment Report (PAAR) on the Unified Customs Management System (UCMS).
The award, presented under the leadership of the Comptroller General of Customs, Bashir Adeniyi (MFR), serves as a formal recognition of the bank’s “Distinctive Performance and Commitment to the Ideals and Vision of the Nigeria Customs Service.”
Receiving the award on behalf of the bank, the Executive Director, FCT & North, Mr. Sufiyanu Garba, stated, “This award is a testament to our commitment to operational excellence and our resolve to support the digital transformation of Nigeria’s trade and customs ecosystem. We are proud to be at the forefront of this historic milestone and remain dedicated to delivering innovative solutions that drive Nigeria’s economic development.”
The bank’s quick adoption of the UCMS stems from its vision for a truly seamless and borderless African trade.  Earlier this year, the bank officially launched the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS), following a successful onboarding and over N46 billion in early transactions. PAPSS enables instant, local currency cross-border payments across Africa, particularly benefiting SMEs. By integrating PAPSS into its core operations, Fidelity Bank continues to dismantle trade barriers, empower businesses, and expand its impact across the continent.
This latest recognition by the Nigeria Customs Service adds to Fidelity Bank’s impressive streak of achievements in 2025, including its double win as “Best Bank for Export & Trade Finance” and “Most Innovative Bank of the Year” at the BusinessDay Bank and Other Financial Institutions’ (BAFI) Awards. These accolades underscore the bank’s commitment to empowering businesses, driving innovation, and supporting Nigeria’s economic advancement. The Comptroller General of Customs Award further affirms Fidelity Bank’s pivotal role in modernizing trade processes and aligning with the Federal Government’s digital transformation agenda.
Ranked among the best banks in Nigeria, Fidelity Bank Plc is a full-fledged Commercial Deposit Money Bank serving over 9.1 million customers through digital banking channels, its 255 business offices in Nigeria and United Kingdom subsidiary, FidBank UK Limited.
The Bank is a recipient of multiple local and international Awards, including the 2024 Excellence in Digital Transformation & MSME Banking Award by BusinessDay Banks and Financial Institutions (BAFI) Awards; the 2024 Most Innovative Mobile Banking Application award for its Fidelity Mobile App by Global Business Outlook, and the 2024 Most Innovative Investment Banking Service Provider award by Global Brands Magazine. Additionally, the Bank was recognized as the Best Bank for SMEs in Nigeria by the Euromoney Awards for Excellence and as the Export Financing Bank of the Year by the BusinessDay Banks and Financial Institutions (BAFI) Awards.
Arthur Stevens CEO, Olatunde Amolegbe, To Keynote Business Journal Annual Lecture 2025

Mr. Olatunde Amolegbe, Managing Director/CEO, Arthur Stevens Asset Management Limited will deliver the Keynote Paper at the Business Journal Annual Lecture 2025 scheduled for Tuesday, December 16, 2025 at Oriental Hotel, Lekki Road, Victoria Island, Lagos. Time is 10.00 am prompt.

 

The THEME of the lecture is: AI & Digital Economy: Projecting the Future of Economic Growth in Nigeria.
Mr. Olatunde Amolegbe, the immediate past President and Chairman of Council of the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS) is a distinguished leader in the financial sector.

 

He is the MD/CEO of Arthur Stevens Asset Management Limited with extensive expertise in investment banking, corporate finance, asset management, securities trading and investment research.
His career spans reputable organisations such as IMB Securities Plc, Securities Solutions Limited and FCMB Pension Managers.

 

An alumnus of the University of Ilorin and the University of Liverpool, he holds advanced degrees in Business and Corporate Finance.
He has also served the Institute in key leadership roles, exemplifying his commitment to industry excellence.
Commenting, Prince Cookey, the Publisher/Editor-in-Chief of Business Journal Media Group said:

 

“The choice of Mr. Olatunde Amolegbe as Keynote Speaker for the Business Journal Annual Lecture 2025 is based on his enviable track record of financial industry leadership and thought process on current and emerging issues in the Nigerian economy. He represents a new generation of market experts driven by passion and commitment for sustainable growth of the economy despite challenges of the moment.

 

In that respect, we expect a robust conversation on the intricate balance between AI and digitalisation in national economies and corporate boardrooms.”
The lecture would be chaired by Professor Anthony Kila, Pro-Chancellor, Michael & Cecilia Ibru University.

 

Members of the Panel include Mr. Garba Kurfi, Managing Director/CEO, APT Securities and Funds Limited; Mr. Nelson Akerele, Managing Director/CEO, Enterprise Life Assurance Nigeria Limited and Dr. Abidemi Adegboye, Department of Economics, University of Lagos (UNILAG).

NDIC Enhances Partnership With NIESV On Failed Bank Asset Valuation

By Fidelia Okafor 
 

 

The Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer (NDIC), Mr. Thompson Sunday, has called on the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors & Valuers (NIESV) to strengthen strategic collaboration with the Corporation as the NDIC relies on NIESV members for accurate and credible valuation of assets of failed banks, which is critical for effective liquidation and payment of depositors.

A statement signed by the Head, Communication & Public Affairs Department, Hawwau Gambo, informed that the MD/CE made the call during a courtesy visit by the President/Chairman of Council of the NIESV, Dr. Victor Alonge, and members of his executive team to the NDIC Head Office, Abuja.

The NDIC Chief Executive explained that the Corporation relies on precise and credible valuation reports during the liquidation of failed banks to determine the true worth of assets, which enables their sale at the best possible value.

Sunday further noted that proceeds from the sale of these assets are applied toward the payment of depositors’ balances above the insured amount, making accuracy and professionalism in valuation essential to protecting depositor funds.

He emphasised that NIESV’s professionalism therefore contributes directly to financial stability and depositor protection by ensuring transparency, fairness, and value-for-money in the disposal of assets and the recovery process.

While calling on the leadership of the Institution to uphold the highest ethical standards and guard against insider abuse, the NDIC Chief Executive added that the Corporation is further strengthening its internal processes, including the development of a comprehensive Asset Management Policy to guide asset identification and documentation, valuation procedures, disposal strategies and transparency and accountability in recoveries.

The NDIC Chief Executive emphasised the need for stronger collaboration between both institutions, noting that the Corporation welcomes opportunities for joint training and knowledge exchange between NDIC staff and NIESV professionals, particularly in emerging valuation methodologies, asset management, and sustainable valuation practices.

President/Chairman of Council of the NIESV, Dr. Victor Alonge reaffirmed the Institution’s commitment to professionalism and integrity.

He explained that NIESV was established by an Act of Parliament and maintains strict disciplinary procedures to sanction any member found to be unethical or unprofessional. He reaffirmed the Institution’s commitment to sustained cooperation and technical support to the NDIC, noting that the partnership remains vital to enhancing service delivery and strengthening public confidence in the banking system.

The courtesy visit underscored the shared commitment of both institutions to deepen collaboration, enhance professional standards, and strengthen the bank liquidation process in Nigeria for the overall stability of the financial system

NACCIMA Appoints Arc. Zakirudeen Oladotun As China Relations Executive

NACCIMA Appoints Arc. Zakirudeen Oladotun as China Relations Executive -
The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) has appointed top strategic business consultant, Arc. Zakirudeen Oladotun, as its China Relations Executive.
The appointment was conveyed to Arc. Oladotun in a letter signed by the Director General of NACCIMA, Engr. Olusola Obadimu, FNSE, FCIoD, and dated Tuesday, November 25, 2025.
According to the DG, the appointment is in recognition of Oladotun’s remarkable contributions to NACCIMA’s successful outing at the 138th Canton Fair in Guangzhou, China.
The NACCIMA DG also acknowledged Oladotun’s pivotal role in organising the NACCIMA Business Forum on the sidelines of the global trade fair, noting the Nigerian delegation gained significant exposure from the event.
“Your dedication, resourcefulness, and deep passion for strengthening Nigeria-China economic cooperation were evident and greatly enhanced the visibility and impact of the delegation,” the letter read.
Arc. Oladotun is a multidisciplinary entrepreneur and business leader with more than two decades of experience leading projects and ventures across multiple sectors. He is currently the Chief Executive Officer of Trends Group of Companies.
An experienced architect and planning professional, Arc. Oladotun is also the Chairman of the Nigerian Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (NASME), Kwara State chapter.
With years of international exposure and cross-border engagements, Arc. Oladotun has built key business networks across major countries, and especially in China, where he has maintained active relationships with major players in the public and private sectors.
He is a certified Business Development Service Provider in Nigeria, accredited by the National Steering Committee of the National Business Development Service Providers (BDSPs).
In his new role as NACCIMA’s China Relations Executive, Arc. Oladotun is expected to drive stronger private sector relations between Nigeria and China. He will also facilitate high-value business exchanges, trade missions, and investment partnerships.
Similarly, he will expand NACCIMA’s engagement with key Chinese Government institutions, trade bodies, and private sector players. This is just as he has been officially designated the coordinator of NACCIMA’s participation at all Canton Fairs and other business events in the Republic of China.