The President of the Port Harcourt Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (PHCCIMA), Dr. Chinyere Nwoga, has reaffirmed the Chamber’s commitment to promoting sustainable business growth, ethical leadership and strategic partnerships.
Nwoga stated this in her goodwill message at the Annual Business Fair and Symposium of the Full Business Men’s Fellowship International (FBMFI), Nigeria South South 4 District, Garden City Eminent Chapter.
The event, themed “Positioning for Sustainable Growth in a Dynamic Economy,” brought together Christian business leaders, entrepreneurs and other stakeholders to discuss ways of navigating the challenges and opportunities in the evolving business environment.
A major highlight of the programme was an exhibition featuring products and services from PHCCIMA member companies, including Madus Great Chemicals, Frostys Global Enterprise, Tontex Gardens and NoLack Solutions Ltd., among others. The exhibition provided opportunities for networking, market exposure and business partnerships.
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Nwoga said the prevailing economic challenges required resilience, innovation, adaptability and responsible leadership. She stressed that collaboration between the private sector and business-support organisations was essential to stimulating investment, creating jobs and expanding economic opportunities.
She also commended FBMFI for promoting Christian business leaders who combine entrepreneurial excellence with integrity, service and responsible leadership, assuring the fellowship of PHCCIMA’s readiness to strengthen their partnership.
Speaking at the event, the Chief Executive Officer of Integrated Services Ltd., Steve Ayiyi, urged prospective investors to put God at the centre of their businesses and allow Him to guide their decisions.
Also, the Head of Marketing, RIVCHIP, Kingsford Ngini, encouraged residents of Rivers State to embrace health insurance and undergo regular medical check-ups to reduce preventable deaths.
The event concluded with renewed emphasis on enterprise development, ethical leadership, networking and sustainable business growth.
