Celebrated as Nigeria’s premier, oldest and largest international trade fair, this year’s edition of the Lagos International Trade...
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has commended Africa’s global bank, United Bank for Africa (UBA)...
Toki Mabogunje has urged governments at all levels to put in place measures to revamp the paper and pulp sector in the country.
The Lagos International Trade Fair is more than just an avenue to exhibit products; it is an awesome experience.
Nigeria's rice importation woes may soon come to an end following the decision of Dangote Group to go into production of rice.
The trade relation between Nigeria and Japan is taking a good shape, as Japan showcases 37 firms at the Lagos International Trade Fair.
The Lagos International Trade Fair will soon get a permanent site different from its current makeshift location.
Several foreign exhibitors spoke about the effect of the border closure on the on-going Lagos International Trade Fair organised by the LCCI.
Babatunde Ruwase has urged the government to create the right economic policies that will boost investors' confidence in the country.
The LCCI has called on the NCS and the ONSA to consider opening the borders for exhibitors coming to the fair from other West African countries.
Japan's investments in Nigeria have been quite significant in the past four years.
About 800 Chinese firms are expected to participate in the 2019 edition of the Lagos International Trade Fair.
