IHRO-Africa to Launch BIGWIL CEOs, Diplomatic Forum, Nigeria Chapter

 

The International Human Rights Observatory Africa (IHRO-Africa) has announced the unveiling of the BIGWIL International Community of CEOs and Diplomatic Forum, Nigeria Chapter.

The event is scheduled to take place on October 31, 2024.

This was disclosed in a statement signed by Prof. Adamu Shaffa, National Secretary of IHRO-Africa Nigeria, highlighting the importance of this initiative for Nigeria’s economic and diplomatic future.

The global platform, BIGWIL International Community of CEOs and Diplomatic Forum aims to bring together influential business leaders and diplomats, fostering collaboration, investment, and strengthening international relations.

With the launch of its Nigeria Chapter, BIGWIL is poised to make a significant impact on the nation’s economic and diplomatic landscape.

H.E. Ambassador Daniel Chukwuka Koussou, the Chairman of the Committee on Economic Diplomacy, Trade, and Investment at BIGWIL and IHRO-Africa, will lead the Nigeria Chapter. His leadership is expected to drive strategic discussions, explore cross-border partnerships, and promote Nigeria’s diplomatic and economic growth.

According to Prof. Shaffa, “Under the leadership of H.E. Ambassador Koussou, the Nigeria Chapter will serve as a vital hub for CEOs, investors, and diplomats to engage in high-level discussions that contribute to Nigeria’s sustainable development both locally and internationally.”

Key Highlights of the Launch:

Networking and Collaboration: The forum will provide a platform for Nigerian and international leaders to forge relationships, explore investment opportunities, and initiate joint ventures.

Diplomatic Engagement: The chapter will facilitate dialogues between business leaders and diplomats, promoting economic diplomacy and fostering bilateral cooperation.

Leadership and Innovation: BIGWIL Nigeria will empower Nigerian CEOs with global insights, encouraging innovation and contributing to the country’s economic growth on the international stage.

This unveiling aligns with IHRO-Africa’s broader vision of establishing a global network of professionals dedicated to transforming economic and diplomatic landscapes.

The Nigeria Chapter will play a crucial role in positioning the country as a key player in international business and diplomacy.