About Nigeria Traders' Business Forum



Nigeria Traders’ Business Forum is the assemblage of entrepreneurs, business tycoons, Government officials, traders’ union, innovative minds, initiators of ideas and professionals of various business functions to deliberate and expatiate on key note issues, laws and policies affecting the growth and development of trade in Nigeria, and proffer a resounding solution to these inhibiting factors.

Trade has become a standard (norm) in the world system. The trading environment in the world all over has been in constant change. These changes come with opportunities and challenges. The success of any nation involved in trade, to a large extent depends on her ability to identify and exploit these opportunities, while formulating programs and policies to turn the challenges to opportunities.
The Nigeria Traders’ Business Forum will be a platform for business people/traders to identify and connect with new business partners, establish business leads, establish business partnership, exchange and commercialize business ideas, socialize and lot more.

The Nigeria Traders’ Business Forum is powered by Trade Nigeria to protect, project and promote trade objectively, hence, create comparative advantage between Traders.

Trade Nigeria is a public-private partnership project the Government on international trade, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), business development, investment, trade and economic exchange with  focus on economic growth through diversification and industrialization, turning the population into a productive nation. 


For further information, kindly visit our website; www.tradenigeria.org
email : tradenigeria.org@gmail.com  OR follow us on all Trade Nigeria social media handles.
 
  Offices:
Rivers State : No 6 Omerelu Street, GRA phase 1 Port Harcourt.
Abuja: Edo House Suite 5-05, fifth floor, Central Business District, Abuja.
Kano ; Bargery Road Bompai GRA Kano.
Lagos: Isaac John Street, Ikeja GRA Lagos State. 
tel; 08161261262,  09080088327,  07010882314,  09074569808,  08120466664.




 

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