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Aba International Trade Fair 2024 - The Gates are Open - Join us!
The long awaited Aba International Trade Fair 2024 is now here! The gates are open! Come and explore 10 solid days of limitless opportunities, exhibitions, buying and selling, networking opportunities, collaborations, products showcase, brand marketing, business publicity, discovery, etc. Tap the LINK for full details!
Sensitisation Workshop on ECOWAS Trade Liberalization Scheme
The main objective of the workshop is to sensitize and fully educate businesspersons on the benefits of ECOWAS Trade Liberalization Scheme (ETLS).
Made-in-Nigeria Trade Fair 2023 Holds at Abia State Polytechnic Aba
TWO weeks of massive Exhibitions, Buying and Selling of Made-in-Nigeria Products and Services, all in one place. Don’t miss out!
ACCIMA Boss Decries the State of Critical Infrastructure in Aba and its Environs
ACCIMA Boss decries the state of Critical Infrastructural Development in the South-East Geo-Political Zone; and its negative impact on Business and Economic activities in the sub-Region. See what he said...
See ACCIMA Presidential Investiture 2021 in Pictures!
On Wednesday 24th November 2021, Chief Jerry O. Kalu (OSIMIRI) was invested as the 17th President of The Aba Chamber of Commerce Industry Mines and Agriculture (ACCIMA). The event took place at the elitist and prestigious Aba Sports Club 1925. AbaBusinessPAGES was there! See the PhotoSpeak! Tap GRID to start Slide Show.
Sir John C. UDEAGBALA is new NACCIMA President!
The National Associations of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) held its 61st Annual Conference at Aba - the Enyimba City. High point of the epochal gathering was the investiture of Ide Sir John C. Udeagbala NPoM, KSJ, as its 21st National President.
COVID-19: Aba Chamber of Commerce Donates Palliative Materials to Abia State Government
Aba Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (ACCIMA) recently donated palliative materials to the Abia State Government, to help cushion the effect of the 'sit-at-home' order and lockdown in Abia State.