Industry & Commerce

NACCIMA fetes National President on birthday

Photo caption: Engr. Jani Ibrahim

 

*Says he is a visionary, inspiring leader

 

By Charles Okonji

In an iconic celebration of its National President, the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) has joined family, friends, associates and mentees to congratulate Engr. (Dr) Jani Ibrahim, mni, OON, on his birth anniversary, applauding  his decades of inspiring and visionary leadership in the enterprise sector.

In a congratulatory message signed by NACCIMA National Public Relations Officer, Hajiah Madinat Adigun-Oladotun, Engr. Jani Ibrahim was described as a leader with a keen passion for Nigeria’s industrial growth, private sector advancement, and economic development.

“We celebrate your outstanding leadership and unwavering commitment to Project Nigeria. At every opportunity, you are always contributing to the development of the country and marketing its potential to the world. Your legacy of innovation, enterprise, and investments continue to inspire generations of young Nigerians. Since your assumption of office, you have introduced landmark initiatives that continue to strengthen public-private partnership, build lasting bridges with international investors, stimulate the local economy, and advance economic policies and programmes,” the statement reads.

“We are proud of the giant strides you have made so far as our National President. You have shown remarkable resilience and commitment to the founding vision of NACCIMA, and even expanded its scope for maximum impact. Today, we celebrate not only your achievements, but the lives and institutions you continue to transform with your expertise, experience, and professionalism.

“All of us at NACCIMA wish you many more years of good health, grace, impact and prosperity. May your new year be heralded by greater accomplishments, abundant blessings, and sweet memories. Happy Birthday, NP.”

 

 

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