Abuja Chamber Of Commerce And Industry - ACCI

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT | E.A. Adedeji & Co.

At ACCI, our strength lies in the diversity, expertise, and excellence of our members. Today, we are proud to spotlight E.A. Adedeji & Co., a dynamic law firm delivering innovative, timely, and world-class legal solutions across Nigeria, Africa, and beyond.

Since its establishment in 2008, the firm has built a strong reputation for providing expert legal advisory services to businesses, financial institutions, government agencies, technology companies, international firms, and investors. Their commitment to professionalism, competence, and client-focused service continues to make them a trusted partner in navigating complex legal and business landscapes.

As a member of the Abuja Chamber Of Commerce And Industry - ACCI,E.A. Adedeji & Co. exemplifies the caliber of professionals within our network organizations that are driving business growth, fostering innovation, and contributing to a thriving private sector.

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Bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world entrepreneurship!

The Abuja Chamber Of Commerce And Industry - ACCI recently hosted students from the Department of Entrepreneurship Studies, University of Abuja, on an industrial learning tour aimed at exposing them to practical business and entrepreneurial realities.

From policy advocacy and trade facilitation to dispute resolution, business development, and membership services, the students gained valuable insights into the critical role institutions like ACCI play in fostering entrepreneurship and private sector growth.

Through engaging presentations and interactive sessions, the students were encouraged to shift their mindset from being job seekers to becoming job creators, leveraging innovation, skills acquisition, and entrepreneurship to solve societal challenges and create sustainable value.

At ACCI, we remain committed to empowering the next generation of entrepreneurs by providing access to mentorship, practical learning opportunities, business networks, and the tools needed to thrive in today’s dynamic economy.

The future of Nigeria’s economy lies in the hands of innovative young minds, and we are proud to be part of their journey.

A new month is here, and with it comes renewed opportunities to build, connect, and grow.

At the Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI), we remain committed to strengthening the private sector, driving policy advocacy, and creating platforms where businesses of all sizes can thrive in a competitive economy.

June is not just another month it is a fresh opportunity for entrepreneurs, innovators, and industry leaders to collaborate, scale, and position for impact.

We encourage our members and the wider business community to stay engaged, stay resilient, and stay forward-thinking as we continue to champion sustainable economic growth together.

Here’s to a productive, profitable, and purpose-driven month ahead.

Tax reforms should strengthen businesses not stifle them.

The Abuja Chamber Of Commerce And Industry - ACCI, through its National Chamber Policy Centre, convened a high-level roundtable on Nigeria’s ongoing tax reforms, bringing together key stakeholders from government, the organised private sector, taxation bodies, and the business community.

The dialogue, themed “Tax Reality: Ripple Effects on Industry and Commerce,” provided a platform for robust discussions on the implications of the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 and related reform legislation, with a focus on creating a balanced, transparent, and business-friendly tax environment.

Stakeholders emphasized the need for tax policies that promote enterprise growth, attract investment, support industrialization, and create jobs, while addressing the realities facing businesses; especially Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).

The engagement reinforced the importance of continuous collaboration between government and the private sector to ensure tax reforms achieve their intended objectives without undermining business sustainability.

At ACCI, we remain committed to championing policy advocacy, stakeholder engagement, and constructive economic dialogue that drives national development and economic resilience.

Driving sustainable infrastructure development requires collaboration, innovation, and inclusive financing.

At the Infrastructure Dialogue 2026 held at the Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Centre, the President of the Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Chief Akajiugo Emeka Obegolu, emphasised the need for stronger partnerships between Development Finance Institutions, capital markets, government, and the private sector to bridge Nigeria’s infrastructure gap.

He also highlighted the critical role of SMEs in driving economic growth, job creation, and sustainable development, while advocating tailored financing solutions to support their participation in infrastructure projects.

The two-day Dialogue brought together policymakers, investors, development partners, and industry leaders to explore practical and scalable solutions for infrastructure financing and economic development in Nigeria and across Africa.

The Abuja Chamber Of Commerce And Industry - ACCI has reaffirmed its commitment to empowering women entrepreneurs through inclusive and sustainable financing solutions at the High-Level Roundtable on Mobilising Non-Interest Funding for Women-Owned Businesses held in Abuja.

Representing the President of ACCI, Chief Akajiugo Emeka Obegolu, SAN, PhD, the 1st Deputy President, Prof. Adesoji Adesugba, highlighted the importance of non-interest finance in supporting women-led MSMEs and driving economic growth.

The event featured contributions from the Director General of ACCI, Mr Agabaidu Jideani, keynote speaker Umamahani Ahmad Amin, Dr Illiyasu Gashinbaki, Engr Lawunmi Labode, Mrs Chioma Njoku, and the Mandate Secretary, FCT Women Affairs Secretariat, Dr Adedayo Benjamins-Laniyi, who all emphasized the need for greater financial inclusion, mentorship, and support for women-owned businesses.

The President of the Abuja Chamber Of Commerce And Industry - ACCI, Chief Akajiugo Emeka Obegolu, SAN, PhD, has reaffirmed ACCI’s commitment to revitalising Nigeria’s textile industry through strategic partnerships with India.

Represented by the Director General of ACCI, Mr.Agabaidu Jideani, at the Nigeria–India Textile Meet/B2B Forum in Abuja, he emphasised the importance of strengthening the textile value chain, supporting SMEs, and promoting Made-in-Nigeria fabrics.

The event featured remarks from the Indian High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr. Abhishek Singh, and Prof. Adesoji Adesugba, 1st Deputy President of ACCI and National Vice President (India), Naccima30, who highlighted the urgent need for investment, technology transfer, and industrial revival in Nigeria’s textile sector.

The forum concluded with a shared commitment to stronger Nigeria–India collaboration, sustainable investments, and positioning Nigeria as a competitive textile manufacturing hub in Africa.

Today, we celebrate an exceptional leader, visionary, and dedicated advocate for business growth and international relations, Prof. Adesoji Adesugba, DBA, PhD.

Your commitment to excellence, service, and impactful leadership continues to inspire the business community and beyond. May this new year bring you greater accomplishments, sound health, wisdom, and endless joy.

On behalf of the Abuja Chamber Of Commerce And Industry - ACCI, we wish you a truly wonderful birthday and many more years of impact and fulfillment.

Happy Birthday, Sir! 🎂