The President of the Kwara Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (KWACCIMA), Chief (Mrs.) Ronke Adeyemi, has described the 65th Annual General Meeting, Conference, and Investiture of the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) as a significant milestone for Kwara State and the Nigerian business community.
Speaking during the event, which held in Ilorin, the state capital, Chief Adeyemi warmly welcomed dignitaries and delegates from across the country to Kwara, expressing her delight at hosting such a prestigious gathering.
She congratulated Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq on the historic emergence of Engr. Jani Ibrahim as the new President of NACCIMA, noting that he is the first Kwara indigene to assume the position in the association’s history.
“This is not just a personal achievement for Engr. Jani Ibrahim but a great success for Kwara State and a testament to the enabling environment created by the state government for businesses and professionals to thrive,” she said.
Describing the new NACCIMA president as “a great, intelligent, and hard-working man,” Chief Adeyemi expressed confidence in his capacity to reposition the national chamber for greater impact and inclusivity.
She further emphasized the importance of collaboration between the federal government and NACCIMA, stating that such synergy would bring enormous benefits not only to Kwara but to the entire nation’s economy.
Chief Adeyemi called on the government at all levels to strengthen engagement with NACCIMA and other private sector stakeholders in the formulation of business-friendly policies.
“With mutual cooperation between the government and NACCIMA, I am confident we will witness significant growth in Nigeria’s economic and business landscape,” she added.
The conference brought together business leaders, policymakers, and entrepreneurs to deliberate on strategies for fostering economic development through public-private partnerships.
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