Wema Bank Empowers 500 Businesses in Export Training

Wema Bank Plc has enhanced its support for Nigerian businesses aiming to enter international markets by completing the second edition of its Wema Export Trade Academy in Lagos. The two-day program engaged over 500 participants, including business owners, exporters, and regulatory professionals, to improve their capacity for international trade.
The academy covered essential topics such as identifying export opportunities, meeting international buyer requirements, managing documentation, and complying with regulations. Participants received insights from international trade experts and representatives from key regulatory institutions, including the Central Bank of Nigeria and the Nigerian Export Promotion Council.
Oluwole Ajimisinmi, Deputy Managing Director of Wema Bank, emphasized the need for businesses to access knowledge, finance, and market connections. Oluseyi Sanyaolu, a Deputy Director at NAFDAC, highlighted the importance of regulatory compliance for exporters.
Tajudeen Bakare, Divisional Executive at Wema Bank, stated that the bank would continue to support participating businesses beyond the academy.
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