ProvidusUnity Bank Boosts Nigeria's Non-Oil Exports in Kano
ProvidusUnity Bank has intensified efforts to enhance non-oil export competitiveness for Nigerian businesses, reaffirming its commitment during the 5th edition of the Non-Oil Export Business Forum held in Kano. The forum saw participation from over 200 exporters, industry associations, and government institutions.
Walter Akpani, the bank's Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, represented by Treasurer Enyinnaya Akagha, emphasized the importance of collaboration and innovative trade solutions to diversify Nigeria's economy and strengthen foreign exchange earnings. Abdullahi Maidoya Yakubu, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Dawanau International Market Limited, highlighted the forum's role in unlocking northern Nigeria's export potential, particularly in agricultural commodities.
Dr. Abiodun Ariyo, Group Head of Global Trade and Structured Finance at ProvidusUnity Bank, noted that the initiative aims to connect exporters with necessary knowledge and support to compete globally. Key participants included representatives from various industry associations and regulatory bodies.
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