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Chinyere Almona

September 25, 2024

LCCI seeks solutions to high inflation, interest rates

LCCI’s director-general, Chinyere Almona, made the appeal in a statement on Wednesday.

Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI)
August 16, 2024

Inflation: LCCI calls for continued cost-relief measures

She said that to extend the recorded ease in prices, Nigeria must attend to the root causes of food insecurity.

LCCI DG, Chinyere Almona
August 6, 2024

LCCI, CIoD urge Nigerian government to ensure citizens feel impact of policies

“As a people, we would get things right but we must ensure we do things the right way,” she said.

LCCI and Chartered Institute of Directors (CIoD)
March 5, 2024

LCCI cautions FG expatriate employment levy will impact FDI

LCCI) has urged a balanced approach to expatriate employment, which has a potential impact on inflows of foreign direct investments.

LCCI DG, Chinyere Almona
February 28, 2024

MPR: LCCI says high lending rates will hurt SMEs, hamper credit access

At its first meeting of the year, the Monetary Policy Committee of the CBN voted to raise the MPR by 400 basic points from 18.75 per cent.

LCCI, CBN
December 7, 2023

LCCI tasks Tinubu govt on transparent FX regime over companies leaving Nigeria

CBN should prioritise the stability of the country’s currency and adopt the right policy mix to ensure price stability, said LCCI’s outgoing president.

Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) and Bola Tinubu
December 7, 2023

LCCI elects Gabriel Idahosa as president

The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry has elected Gabriel Idahosa as LCCI president and chair.

Gabriel Idahosa
October 7, 2022

Kogi: LCCI, NACCIMA condemn Yahaya Bello’s government over Dangote Cement attack

LCCI described the news of the attack on the Dangote Cement plant as shocking, disappointing, ill-constructed, and avoidable.

Aliko Dangote and Yahaya Bello
January 25, 2022

Buhari regime should remove fuel subsidy gradually: LCCI

Monthly payment of about N250 billion to subsidise fuel consumption meant an additional N1.5 trillion expenditure in the 2022 budget.

Fuel queue used to illustrate the story
January 15, 2022

Nigerian businesses lost over N10 trillion to Twitter ban: LCCI

Buhari regime had banned Twitter operations in Nigeria on June 5, 2021, and eventually lifted the prolonged suspension on Wednesday.

Buhari and Twitter