By Juliet Umeh

The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture, NACCIMA, has launched the MUSIAD Nigeria Office, describing it as a pivotal step in fostering trade, investment, and economic collaboration that aligns with Nigeria’s ambitious goal of achieving a $1 trillion economy by 2030.

MUSIAD is an Independent Industrialists’ and Businessmen’s Association.  

Speaking at the official launch event in Lagos, NACCIMA’s Director General, Mr. Olusola Obadimu, represented by Mr. Willem Inya, emphasized the transformative impact of MUSIAD’s presence in Nigeria.

He noted that the initiative aligns with the nation’s industrialization agenda while promoting entrepreneurship, innovation, and sustainable development.  Obadimu said: “With a population of over 222 million and abundant natural resources, Nigeria presents immense opportunities for business partnerships.

“MUSIAD’s establishment here is a critical bridge for Nigerian enterprises to access international markets while attracting foreign investments to accelerate economic growth.”

Representatives of MUSIAD and Nigeria at the launch stated that MUSIAD expansion into Nigeria signifies a commitment to driving innovation, technology transfer, and industrial development.

  Highlighting MUSIAD’s vast global network, Mr. Obadimu encouraged Nigerian entrepreneurs to seize this opportunity. “This platform is poised to catalyze job creation, wealth generation, and capacity building, and NACCIMA pledges its unwavering support to ensure its success,” he added.

According to MUSIAD Nigeria Secretary, Mr. Haruna Ali, the organization’s mission is clear: “We aim to provide seamless access to international markets, linking Nigerian businesses with manufacturers in Turkey and other regions, fostering growth across industries.