Nigeria's Trade Soars at NITF 2025 with Alternative Bank Driving Growth
The Nigerian International Trade Fair (NITF) 2025 showcases a significant increase in the country's merchandise trade, particularly in non-oil sectors such as agriculture and fertilizers. The Alternative Bank, represented by JohnVent AltBank, is playing a crucial role in facilitating trade by offering non-interest financial models to support indigenous agro-allied companies.
Key figures like Demola Adeniyi and Dr. Jumoke Oduwole have acknowledged the bank's contribution to boosting trade and empowering micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Nigeria. The event aims to enhance Nigeria's commercial landscape and promote export-driven value chains, with a focus on leveraging innovative products and services.
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