NACC Hosts Roundtable on EB-5 Visa for Nigerian Investors

On October 22, 2026, the Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce (NACC) hosted a roundtable in Lagos to introduce Nigerian investors to the EB-5 immigrant investor programme, which offers a pathway to US permanent residency through qualifying investments. The event aimed to educate business executives, entrepreneurs, and prospective investors about the programme's investment requirements and immigration benefits.

The roundtable was themed ‘Exploring the U.S. EB-5 Immigrant Investor Programme: A Strategic Pathway to U.S.

Permanent Residency and Global Mobility’. Moussa Ndiaye, vice-president of business development and head of Europe, Middle East and at US Immigration Fund, spoke at the event, which was sponsored by the organization.

Sheriff Balogun, national president of the NACC, served as the chief host, while Grace Adeyemo, chairperson of the chamber's trade and investment committee, also participated. The NACC emphasized its commitment to enhancing investment education and fostering economic ties between Nigeria and the United States.

Prospective applicants must meet specific investment and job-creation requirements to qualify for the EB-5 programme.