The Nigeria Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) has finalized a tripartite agreement with the Linyi Wholesalers Federation from China and TTC Hydra Limited. This deal aims to enhance trade ties and stimulate Chinese investment within Nigeria’s infrastructure and manufacturing industries.
Formalized during the NACCIMA Infrastructure Conference (INFRACON 2026) in Abuja, the partnership creates a structured path for supply chain collaboration and investment growth. NACCIMA members are set to benefit from direct connections to Chinese producers, while local exporters will receive assistance in accessing the Chinese market. Furthermore, the collaboration encourages Chinese firms to build physical manufacturing plants within Nigeria.
This formal agreement follows an April investment mission to Linyi City, where a delegation headed by NACCIMA Director-General Sola Obadimu met with regional leaders. The Linyi Wholesalers Federation, representing thousands of enterprises, has pledged to set up warehouses, exhibition spaces, and production facilities in the country. They plan to supply goods ranging from agricultural machinery and building materials to renewable energy systems and electronics, with TTC Hydra Limited overseeing regulatory and trade facilitation.
During the event, NACCIMA President Engr. Jani Ibrahim and partners confirmed their dedication to executing these objectives.
