The Federal Government of Nigeria has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening economic diplomacy and deepening trade relations with the Republic of Sierra Leone, as the Nigerian High Commission participated in the maiden Nigeria Chamber of Commerce Trade Fair in Freetown.
Her Excellency, Ambassador Ayo Luther-Ogbomode, High Commissioner of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to Sierra Leone, attended the opening ceremony of the trade fair held on July 30, 2026, underscoring Nigeria’s strategic push to enhance bilateral trade and investment opportunities across West Africa.
The event was officially declared open by Sierra Leone’s Honourable Minister of Trade and Industry, Alpha Ibrahim Sesay, who emphasized the shared vision of both countries in promoting trade, investment, and private sector growth. He noted that the initiative reflects a growing commitment to building stronger commercial ties and unlocking new economic opportunities for businesses in both nations.
The maiden trade fair served as a critical platform for fostering commercial partnerships, showcasing Nigerian products and services, and strengthening longstanding economic relations between Nigeria and Sierra Leone. Exhibitors and stakeholders from various sectors converged to explore avenues for collaboration, innovation, and market expansion.
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Ambassador Luther-Ogbomode’s participation highlighted the proactive role of the Nigerian High Commission in advancing economic diplomacy. The mission, she noted, remains committed to supporting initiatives that promote trade cooperation, facilitate business engagements, and encourage stronger collaboration between the private sectors of both countries.
The development signals renewed efforts by Nigeria to leverage regional partnerships in boosting exports, enhancing intra-African trade, and driving sustainable economic growth through strategic bilateral engagements.
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