At the 45th International Trade Fair in Kano, Minister Badarub calls for support for the Nigerian military to maintain peace and security for economic growth.

emphasizes the importance of peace for the advancement of a country. The Honourable Minister of Defence, H.E. Mohammed Badaru Abubakar CON, mni, has emphasized that peace is a fundamental component of national development and appealed for strong support for the Nigerian military in its continuous efforts to fight insecurity.

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Speaking at the 45th International Trade Fair’s opening ceremony, which was hosted by the Kano Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture (KACCIMA), the Minister emphasized that increased economic prosperity will follow an improvement in the nation’s security condition.

He reiterated President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s resolve to bring peace and stability back and asked Nigerians to keep praying for the government and to have faith in the security forces, whose steadfast commitment is essential to retaining these gains.

Minister Badaru’s involvement highlights his close connections to the business community and his dedication to advancing economic development in Nigeria as the current Lifetime National Vice President and former National President of the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture (NACCIMA).

His commitment to promoting trade and industry in the area is further demonstrated by his extended partnership with KACCIMA. Prominent business executives from Nigeria and outside, as well as officials from the governor of Kano State and the office of the vice president of Nigeria, were among the many dignitaries that attended the trade show.

With an emphasis on diversifying Nigeria’s economy through non-oil exports, this event provides an essential forum for promoting economic cooperation and investment. Minister Badaru reaffirmed that such efforts are crucial for bolstering Nigeria’s economy and praised KACCIMA for its commitment to hosting this yearly trade show. In order to meet the country’s diversification objectives, he underlined the importance of non-oil exports and urged all parties involved to work together to fully use Nigeria’s enormous export potential.

Minister Badaru’s attendance at the trade show emphasizes Kano’s importance as a major force behind innovation, economic expansion, and global business ties, establishing the city as a major hub for trade and industry in Nigeria.

Information and Public Relations Director Henshaw Ogubike Mnipr FCAi Fsca Fcpe

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