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LAGOS NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION OF SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIALISTS TO HOLD 6TH ANNUAL TRADE FAIR FOR MSME’S FROM 9TH TO 13TH MAY ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

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The Nigerian Association of Small Scale Industrialists (NASSI) was founded in 1978 and registered under the land perpetual succession Act as a non-profit organisation.

img 20220404 wa00025775590789249577543 The Nigerian Association of Small Scale Industrialists (NASSI) was founded in 1978 and registered under the land perpetual succession Act as a non-profit organisation. It has a national secretariat, four zonal offices and branches in all the states of the federation and Abuja. The Association admits those in manufacturing, processing, mining and service industries whose capital investment falls within the definition of small scale industry as may be reviewed from time to time by the government.
NASSI is quite alert to gender issues and has placed a high premium on encouraging women's entrepreneurship. The Association has established a Women Wing to cater for their special needs apart from being well represented in the Executive Council of NASSI.
Part of its objectives is; To establish and maintain an association for the exchange of ideas and techniques on issues relevant to the development of small scale industries.
To establish contact with the government, Its institutions and other non-governmental organisations for the advancement and promotion of the small industries.
To contact, Consult, confer and co-operate with foreign agencies, institutions and organisations within and outside Nigeria to enhance the growth and development of small scale industries in Nigeria.
To develop a computer-based information and documentation centre for accessing reliable economic data for the overall development of small scale industries.
To source, provide and facilitate credit delivery to small scale industries as well as offer library services for SMEs.
Themed 'Indispensible role of MSMEs in the quest for Nigeria's industrialisation', Lagos NASSI is organising its 6th annual trade fair, to kick off from the 9th to the 13th of May 2022 at Digital bridge institute, Ilupeju bye-pass Lagos. — Sponsored

It has a national secretariat, four zonal offices and branches in all the states of the federation and Abuja.

The Association admits those in manufacturing, processing, mining and service industries whose capital investment falls within the definition of small scale industry as may be reviewed from time to time by the government.

img 20220411 wa0033632623728883241544 The Nigerian Association of Small Scale Industrialists (NASSI) was founded in 1978 and registered under the land perpetual succession Act as a non-profit organisation. It has a national secretariat, four zonal offices and branches in all the states of the federation and Abuja. The Association admits those in manufacturing, processing, mining and service industries whose capital investment falls within the definition of small scale industry as may be reviewed from time to time by the government.
NASSI is quite alert to gender issues and has placed a high premium on encouraging women's entrepreneurship. The Association has established a Women Wing to cater for their special needs apart from being well represented in the Executive Council of NASSI.
Part of its objectives is; To establish and maintain an association for the exchange of ideas and techniques on issues relevant to the development of small scale industries.
To establish contact with the government, Its institutions and other non-governmental organisations for the advancement and promotion of the small industries.
To contact, Consult, confer and co-operate with foreign agencies, institutions and organisations within and outside Nigeria to enhance the growth and development of small scale industries in Nigeria.
To develop a computer-based information and documentation centre for accessing reliable economic data for the overall development of small scale industries.
To source, provide and facilitate credit delivery to small scale industries as well as offer library services for SMEs.
Themed 'Indispensible role of MSMEs in the quest for Nigeria's industrialisation', Lagos NASSI is organising its 6th annual trade fair, to kick off from the 9th to the 13th of May 2022 at Digital bridge institute, Ilupeju bye-pass Lagos. — Sponsored

NASSI is quite alert to gender issues and has placed a high premium on encouraging women’s entrepreneurship.

img 20220429 wa00347E2556581613982131217. The Nigerian Association of Small Scale Industrialists (NASSI) was founded in 1978 and registered under the land perpetual succession Act as a non-profit organisation. It has a national secretariat, four zonal offices and branches in all the states of the federation and Abuja. The Association admits those in manufacturing, processing, mining and service industries whose capital investment falls within the definition of small scale industry as may be reviewed from time to time by the government.
NASSI is quite alert to gender issues and has placed a high premium on encouraging women's entrepreneurship. The Association has established a Women Wing to cater for their special needs apart from being well represented in the Executive Council of NASSI.
Part of its objectives is; To establish and maintain an association for the exchange of ideas and techniques on issues relevant to the development of small scale industries.
To establish contact with the government, Its institutions and other non-governmental organisations for the advancement and promotion of the small industries.
To contact, Consult, confer and co-operate with foreign agencies, institutions and organisations within and outside Nigeria to enhance the growth and development of small scale industries in Nigeria.
To develop a computer-based information and documentation centre for accessing reliable economic data for the overall development of small scale industries.
To source, provide and facilitate credit delivery to small scale industries as well as offer library services for SMEs.
Themed 'Indispensible role of MSMEs in the quest for Nigeria's industrialisation', Lagos NASSI is organising its 6th annual trade fair, to kick off from the 9th to the 13th of May 2022 at Digital bridge institute, Ilupeju bye-pass Lagos. — Sponsored

The Association has established a Women Wing to cater for their special needs apart from being well represented in the Executive Council of NASSI.

Part of its objectives is; To establish and maintain an association for the exchange of ideas and techniques on issues relevant to the development of small scale industries.

47u4j4j4nn3n1508309464055985482 The Nigerian Association of Small Scale Industrialists (NASSI) was founded in 1978 and registered under the land perpetual succession Act as a non-profit organisation. It has a national secretariat, four zonal offices and branches in all the states of the federation and Abuja. The Association admits those in manufacturing, processing, mining and service industries whose capital investment falls within the definition of small scale industry as may be reviewed from time to time by the government.
NASSI is quite alert to gender issues and has placed a high premium on encouraging women's entrepreneurship. The Association has established a Women Wing to cater for their special needs apart from being well represented in the Executive Council of NASSI.
Part of its objectives is; To establish and maintain an association for the exchange of ideas and techniques on issues relevant to the development of small scale industries.
To establish contact with the government, Its institutions and other non-governmental organisations for the advancement and promotion of the small industries.
To contact, Consult, confer and co-operate with foreign agencies, institutions and organisations within and outside Nigeria to enhance the growth and development of small scale industries in Nigeria.
To develop a computer-based information and documentation centre for accessing reliable economic data for the overall development of small scale industries.
To source, provide and facilitate credit delivery to small scale industries as well as offer library services for SMEs.
Themed 'Indispensible role of MSMEs in the quest for Nigeria's industrialisation', Lagos NASSI is organising its 6th annual trade fair, to kick off from the 9th to the 13th of May 2022 at Digital bridge institute, Ilupeju bye-pass Lagos. — Sponsored

To establish contact with the government, Its institutions and other non-governmental organisations for the advancement and promotion of the small industries.

hon1453433034575017473. The Nigerian Association of Small Scale Industrialists (NASSI) was founded in 1978 and registered under the land perpetual succession Act as a non-profit organisation. It has a national secretariat, four zonal offices and branches in all the states of the federation and Abuja. The Association admits those in manufacturing, processing, mining and service industries whose capital investment falls within the definition of small scale industry as may be reviewed from time to time by the government.
NASSI is quite alert to gender issues and has placed a high premium on encouraging women's entrepreneurship. The Association has established a Women Wing to cater for their special needs apart from being well represented in the Executive Council of NASSI.
Part of its objectives is; To establish and maintain an association for the exchange of ideas and techniques on issues relevant to the development of small scale industries.
To establish contact with the government, Its institutions and other non-governmental organisations for the advancement and promotion of the small industries.
To contact, Consult, confer and co-operate with foreign agencies, institutions and organisations within and outside Nigeria to enhance the growth and development of small scale industries in Nigeria.
To develop a computer-based information and documentation centre for accessing reliable economic data for the overall development of small scale industries.
To source, provide and facilitate credit delivery to small scale industries as well as offer library services for SMEs.
Themed 'Indispensible role of MSMEs in the quest for Nigeria's industrialisation', Lagos NASSI is organising its 6th annual trade fair, to kick off from the 9th to the 13th of May 2022 at Digital bridge institute, Ilupeju bye-pass Lagos. — Sponsored

To contact, Consult, confer and co-operate with foreign agencies, institutions and organisations within and outside Nigeria to enhance the growth and development of small scale industries in Nigeria.

img 20220424 wa00085055490845272319352 The Nigerian Association of Small Scale Industrialists (NASSI) was founded in 1978 and registered under the land perpetual succession Act as a non-profit organisation. It has a national secretariat, four zonal offices and branches in all the states of the federation and Abuja. The Association admits those in manufacturing, processing, mining and service industries whose capital investment falls within the definition of small scale industry as may be reviewed from time to time by the government.
NASSI is quite alert to gender issues and has placed a high premium on encouraging women's entrepreneurship. The Association has established a Women Wing to cater for their special needs apart from being well represented in the Executive Council of NASSI.
Part of its objectives is; To establish and maintain an association for the exchange of ideas and techniques on issues relevant to the development of small scale industries.
To establish contact with the government, Its institutions and other non-governmental organisations for the advancement and promotion of the small industries.
To contact, Consult, confer and co-operate with foreign agencies, institutions and organisations within and outside Nigeria to enhance the growth and development of small scale industries in Nigeria.
To develop a computer-based information and documentation centre for accessing reliable economic data for the overall development of small scale industries.
To source, provide and facilitate credit delivery to small scale industries as well as offer library services for SMEs.
Themed 'Indispensible role of MSMEs in the quest for Nigeria's industrialisation', Lagos NASSI is organising its 6th annual trade fair, to kick off from the 9th to the 13th of May 2022 at Digital bridge institute, Ilupeju bye-pass Lagos. — Sponsored

To develop a computer-based information and documentation centre for accessing reliable economic data for the overall development of small scale industries.

img 20220423 wa0027448834574501430025 The Nigerian Association of Small Scale Industrialists (NASSI) was founded in 1978 and registered under the land perpetual succession Act as a non-profit organisation. It has a national secretariat, four zonal offices and branches in all the states of the federation and Abuja. The Association admits those in manufacturing, processing, mining and service industries whose capital investment falls within the definition of small scale industry as may be reviewed from time to time by the government.
NASSI is quite alert to gender issues and has placed a high premium on encouraging women's entrepreneurship. The Association has established a Women Wing to cater for their special needs apart from being well represented in the Executive Council of NASSI.
Part of its objectives is; To establish and maintain an association for the exchange of ideas and techniques on issues relevant to the development of small scale industries.
To establish contact with the government, Its institutions and other non-governmental organisations for the advancement and promotion of the small industries.
To contact, Consult, confer and co-operate with foreign agencies, institutions and organisations within and outside Nigeria to enhance the growth and development of small scale industries in Nigeria.
To develop a computer-based information and documentation centre for accessing reliable economic data for the overall development of small scale industries.
To source, provide and facilitate credit delivery to small scale industries as well as offer library services for SMEs.
Themed 'Indispensible role of MSMEs in the quest for Nigeria's industrialisation', Lagos NASSI is organising its 6th annual trade fair, to kick off from the 9th to the 13th of May 2022 at Digital bridge institute, Ilupeju bye-pass Lagos. — Sponsored

To source, provide and facilitate credit delivery to small scale industries as well as offer library services for SMEs.

Themed ‘Indispensible role of MSMEs in the quest for Nigeria’s industrialisation’, Lagos NASSI is organising its 6th annual trade fair, to kick off from the 9th to the 13th of May 2022 at Digital bridge institute, Ilupeju bye-pass Lagos.

img 20220411 wa0007444726181265572675 The Nigerian Association of Small Scale Industrialists (NASSI) was founded in 1978 and registered under the land perpetual succession Act as a non-profit organisation. It has a national secretariat, four zonal offices and branches in all the states of the federation and Abuja. The Association admits those in manufacturing, processing, mining and service industries whose capital investment falls within the definition of small scale industry as may be reviewed from time to time by the government.
NASSI is quite alert to gender issues and has placed a high premium on encouraging women's entrepreneurship. The Association has established a Women Wing to cater for their special needs apart from being well represented in the Executive Council of NASSI.
Part of its objectives is; To establish and maintain an association for the exchange of ideas and techniques on issues relevant to the development of small scale industries.
To establish contact with the government, Its institutions and other non-governmental organisations for the advancement and promotion of the small industries.
To contact, Consult, confer and co-operate with foreign agencies, institutions and organisations within and outside Nigeria to enhance the growth and development of small scale industries in Nigeria.
To develop a computer-based information and documentation centre for accessing reliable economic data for the overall development of small scale industries.
To source, provide and facilitate credit delivery to small scale industries as well as offer library services for SMEs.
Themed 'Indispensible role of MSMEs in the quest for Nigeria's industrialisation', Lagos NASSI is organising its 6th annual trade fair, to kick off from the 9th to the 13th of May 2022 at Digital bridge institute, Ilupeju bye-pass Lagos. — Sponsored

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0404p4kk1915411434977415175 World Tourism Day 2023 at Oshodi Arts Gallery tagged: Green Investments And Arts Exhibitions. Other activities include a symposium and lectures by the President, Society of Nigeria Artist Mr Kosoko Kolawole Olojo. Dr. Kehinde Adepegba H.O.D Department of Industrial Design Lagos State University of Science and Technology. Veteran Writer/ Former Editor with Guardian Newspaper, Ben Tomoluju. Mr Mufu Onifade, Founder of Araism Movement, Dr Osho Formal Director of Educational Technologies Lagos State Ministry of Education. The Oba Ayengburen in council Ikorudu Kingdom. Students of Tourism and hospitality management, Secondary school Students across Ikorodu division.

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WORLD TOURISM DAY PHOTOCAP: MEMORABLE MOMENTS AT OSHODI ARTS GALLERY ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

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Screenshot 20230928 065937 As the globe marks World Tourism Day, Oshodi Arts Gallery, in grand style celebrated its almost 3years of involvement in promoting Art, Culture and Tourism in Nigeria.
The elegant ceremony dated 27th of September 2023, attracted students from schools within the waterbed region, Tourism experts in Lagos, the Nigerian Society of Art stakeholders and other special guests.
The paramount ruler of Ikorodu division, Ayangbure of Ikorodu Kingdom, HRM, Oba Kabiru Adewale Shotobi was ably represented by Ayangbure-in-council.
Waxing stronger in the sector, Oshodi Arts Gallery used the day to depict its definition of culture, an exhibition of local cuisines, and engage guests in various activities that the gallery has to offer.
Welcoming the guests, Dr Oshodi Seyi Paul, CEO of Oshodi Arts Gallery describe World Tourism Day as a wonderful way to explore and appreciate the beauty and diversity of our world.
Detailing his humbling beginning as an Art Lover, he said that Tourism refers to the activity of travelling to different places for leisure, recreation, cultural exploration, or business purposes.
"Tourism plays a significant role in promoting economic growth, cultural exchange, and understanding between different communities and countries".
"As we press towards becoming a powerhouse in this industry, it is only right we join the rest of the world to celebrate Tourism and advocate its essence to our immediate society".
"Today, we're almost amassing 18,000 artworks because we have continuous quests to uncover the unique world of creativity, but our adventure only reflects Tourism and its fruits".
"It is also important to use this occasion to inform our young ones to witness the value our tradition has within the corridor of tourism, and we must ensure to preserve them" Dr Oshodi asserted
Other speakers like Dr Kehinde Adepegba from the Lagos State University of Sciences and Technology (LASUSTECH) engage the guests on the connection between Arts and Tourism.
Dr Adepegba delivered an engaging speech that emphasised the significant relationship between arts and tourism, shedding light on how art can enhance and promote tourism experiences.
Furthermore, Veteran Journalist, Mr Ben Olomokor, had an engaging discussion with the students about tourism in Nigeria. He passionately encouraged them to preserve the Nigerian culture and traditions as valuable assets, highlighting the significance of the Nigerian heritage in the tourism industry.
Both guests and students in attendance were treated to a special art exhibition tour inside the gallery, perusing the dynamic art collections the museum contains.
On the special attraction, the Oshodi Arts Gallery dance troupe showcased a series of cultural dance presentations. Their performances were mesmerizing and added a vibrant touch to the celebration, which was in all a delightful experience for all the guests in attendance
The high point of the event was the presentation of a beautifully painted portrait of the paramount ruler of Ikorodu division, HRM, Oba Kabiru Adewale Shotobi to his Ayangbure-in-council.
The Kings delegates praised Oshodi Art Gallery for adding value and uniqueness to the region's cultural endowments

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WORLD TOURISM DAY: OSHODI ARTS GALLERY HONOURS AYANGBURE OF IKORODU KINGDOM ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

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393ok3kekemm2540913322324610780 The business stimulative nature of the 2nd edition of Ikorodu Trade Fair also known as IKODIV has spurred the Lagos State Governor, Mr Lagos State Babajide Sanwo-Olu to reaffirm his aim at providing a conducive environment and enabling business growth in the State.
A collaboration with the Lagos State Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Cooperatives, and the Lagos State University of Science and Technology, LASUSTECH, the Ikorodu Division Expo is organised by the Ikorodu Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI).
Held at the LASUSTECH campus, It is organised to energise small-scale enterprises, recognising their key potential to an inclusive and sustainable recovery for economic development.
The official opening of the trade fair peaked on Monday, 27th of March 2023, with likes of royal personalities; HRM, Oba Kabir Adewale Shotobi, Ayangburen of Ikorodu Kingdom, HRM, Oba Abdul-Semiu Oyebo, Obateru of Egbin Kingdom, HRM, Semiudeen Orimadegun Kasali, Adeboruwa of Igbogbo Kingdom, HRM, Oba Mudashiru Ajibade-Agoro, Ranodu of Imota and HRM, Oba (Engr) Bashir Aremu Sotonwa, the Sekumade of Ipakodo were all in attendance.
Honourable Commissioner for Commerce, Industry and Cooperatives, Dr. (Mrs.) Lola Akande at the opening ceremony, represented by the Permanent Secretary, Mrs Adetutu Ososanya, affirmed that the administration of Governor Sanwo-Olu is intentional about implementing programmes and projects meant to support businesses in the State.
She explained that projects like the Lekki Deep Sea Port in Ibeju Lekki; Lagos Rice Mill in Imota, here in Ikorodu; 18.75km Eleko-Epe six-lane rigid pavement expressway; the first phase of the 13 kilometres Lagos Blue Light Rail and others are all meant to enhance the State economy business scale. "Without doubt, these projects are already impacting labour and many enterprises positively in different parts of the State". "Ultimately, MSMEs will form the greater percentage of beneficiaries as they work towards the sustainable recovery for economic development" Mrs Akande added.
Over 100 product exhibitors enlisted for the trade extravaganza, showcasing their unique products and services.
The President, of Ikorodu Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI), Chief Kayode Shoderu expressed his delight in the organisation of the Expo, which he described as part of the commitment to building sustainable MSMEs.
According to Chief Shoderu, reiterating his earlier statement at the press conference before the launch, the Trade Fair (IKODIV) gives a platform to showcase products and services while exploring opportunities for growth and innovation.
The Keynote Speaker and Lagos State Chairman, of the Nigerian Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (NASME), Dr Adams Adebayo emphasised the need to support MSMEs as they are the backbone of every economy.
Dr Adams eliminated that the challenges confronting the MSMEs varied and include access to low-interest loans, inadequate infrastructure, subsistence and manual production, mindset and lack of innovative ideas. He continued, "Relevant institutions must create access to low-interest funds for entrepreneurs to access while there is a need for MSMEs to scale up their production to meet local and export needs".
"I also want to advise the Government to create a three-year pre-retirement entrepreneurship/investment window to transform public servants into entrepreneurs", he stated.
In his brief address, the Vice-Chancellor, of Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH), Professor Olumuyiwa Odusanya averred that the Trade Fair is an opportunity to grow the economy of the Ikorodu Division.
Prof. Odusanya explained that focusing on the MSME sector can transform even the nation's economy and lift people out of poverty. "It is a time to market, sell and exchange goods and services", he said.

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IKODIV 2023: 2ND EDITION OF IKORODU TRADE FAIR INTEGRATES MORE BUSINESSES, CREATES PEOPLE-ORIENTED TRANSACTIONS ®™√ INN Nigeria ©

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