Akure Chamber of Commerce Industries, Mines & Agriculture

A Brief history of NACCIMA The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) established in 1960, is the umbrella organization for all the various affiliate member chambers within the country. The Association’s membership is voluntary and it encompasses City, State and Bilateral Chambers, Business/Professional Association and Corporate Bodies. It champions the course of business through its advocacy role and influence public policies that promote free enterprise. The perspective of NACCIMA is in accordance with contemporary ideas of the chambers of Commerce Movement in a relatively free enterprise economy the world over. NACCIMA is a foundation member of the Federation of the West African Chambers of Commerce which provides the common platform for economic operators in the West African sub-region which is covered by the Economic Community of West African States. The Association is also member of International Chamber of Commerce, ICC headquarte...

How to Join ACCIMA Application form for membership is available on the link below, please download the form, fill it, attach all relevant documents and submit it at the address stated here. The requirements for membership are stated in the application form. Download the application form:   Membership Application Form  

About NACCIMA The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture (NACCIMA) was established in 1960. The Association is the umbrella organisation for various affliate member Chambers of Commerce within Nigeria.  The Association's membership is voluntary and encompasses City, State and Bilateral Chambers; Business/Professional Associations; and Corporate Bodies.  The Association champions the course of business through its advocacy role and influences public policies that promote free enterprise

What ACCIMA do Advocacy Trade Promotion Business Development Capacity Building Research Mediation .

2020 4TH QUARTER EXCO MEETING, NOVEMBER 26TH, 2020. National President of NACCIMA, Hajiyah Saratu Iya Aliyu decorating the Honorable Commissioner for Commerce and Industry in Rivers State, Dr. ifeyinwa Nwankpa with NACCIMA lapel pin.

Why You should join Akure Chamber of Commerce Business owners are always looking for new opportunities to network and meet other small business owners and expand their business network. One great way to do this is to become a member of Akure Chamber  of Commerce ! Many small businesses  increase their business exposure and grow revenues  through involvement in the Chamber.  Why You should join Akure Chamber of Commerce : 1. Make business contacts The chamber initiates numerous monthly business-to-business opportunities for networking and connecting with other local business professionals. 2. Receive chamber newsletters Newsletters provide new member information, interesting information about operating a local business, articles about the local business community, and details about up-and-coming chamber events. 3. Acquire customer referrals Every day, your local chamber receives calls from individuals and businesses looking for referrals of local busi...

*Benefits of Joining Akure Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ACCIMA):* 🌹Publicity boosts 🌹Networking opportunities 🌹Mailing list access 🌹Freebies & discounts. To join ACCIMA, To be a Member, it is discounted NOW & offer ends soon.  Membership Form N5,000.  Annual Membership Fee N25,000. Other Chamber of Commerce charge new members N150,000.  USA Chamber of Commerce charge $400. *For more details about ACCIMA (Akure Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines & Agriculture), pls contact:*  Mrs Olubola Adeleye +2347065221108 Akure Chamber of Commerce PRO.

  Contact Us - Akure Chamber of Commerce ACCIMA Secretariat, Expressway, behind Automart, Akure, Ondo State, Nigeria President: Engr Adewumi  (+234)803 475 1083 P.R.O:  Mrs Olubola Adeleye (+234) 706-522-1108 Accima@gmail.com

  Our Vision To remain the foremost Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Nigeria and role model for others in the promotion of sound business ethics and delivery of qualitative services.