Sterling Bank and PAU Partner to Certify Non-Oil Exporters, Boosting Nigeria's Export Capacity
Sterling Bank and PAU's EDC have signed an MOU to certify graduates in non-oil export, aiming to boost Nigeria's export capabilities. The initiative includes training programs nationwide to equip exporters with international market skills.
Sterling Bank's CEO, Abubakar Suleiman, emphasizes the goal of building a competitive export ecosystem. Dr. Nneka Okekearu from EDC highlights the importance of strengthening entrepreneurial competence in export markets.
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