National Council for Civil Society Organizations (NACCSO) Partners with Nexim Bank to Empower Nigerian Youth and CSOs on Export and Import
The National Council for Civil Society Organizations (NACCSO) is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with the Nigerian Export-Import Bank (Nexim Bank) aimed at building the capacity of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and Nigerian youth on export and import.
This groundbreaking partnership seeks to bridge the knowledge gap and enhance the participation of CSOs and young Nigerians in international trade. The collaboration will provide training, mentorship, and access to finance for CSOs and youth-led businesses, enabling them to tap into global markets and contribute to Nigeria’s economic growth.
The training program, scheduled to commence soon, will cover essential topics such as:
– Export and import procedures
– Market research and analysis
– Trade finance and logistics
– Entrepreneurship and business development
This initiative aligns with the National Council for CSOs’ mission to strengthen the capacity of CSOs and promote sustainable development in Nigeria. The partnership with Nexim Bank demonstrates our commitment to empowering CSOs and young Nigerians to become active players in the global economy.
According to the National President of the organisation, Rt. Comrade Emmanuel Johnny, “we are excited about this partnership with Nexim Bank, which will provide CSOs and young Nigerians with the skills and knowledge required to succeed in international trade,”
The Nigerian Export-Import Bank is committed to supporting the growth of non-oil exports and promoting economic development in Nigeria. This partnership with the National Council for CSOs is a key step in achieving this goal,” said Abba Bello, Managing Director, Nexim Bank.
The National Council for Civil Society Organizations (NACCSO) is the umbrella body for CSOs in Nigeria. The organisation under the proactive leadership of Rt. Comrade Emmanuel Johnny is committed to repositioning Nigeria for economic growth, being the top priority of Mr. President’s Renewed Hope Agenda.
