A leading export organisation in the Nigerian exporters hub, NEXHUB Limited, has concluded arrangements to organise an Export Conference for Nigerian Youths tagged NEX-GEN 2025.
The two-day export conference which will begin on the April 25, 2025, will end the following day April 26, 2025.
The Export Conference with the theme ‘Unlocking Export Potential’, will hold virtually for two hours between 10:00am prompt to 12pm daily.
Briefing journalists on the Export Conference in Abuja, the Managing Director of NEXHUB Limited, Deacon Babatunde Faleke, said the conference would feature expert-led training sessions, networking opportunities, practical guidance, among others.
Deacon Faleke, who described youths as drivers for economic diversification, stated that the global market is for the youths and Nigerian youths needed to take the lead in trading their talents, hence the need for the conference.
“Nigerian youths are endowed with so many talents that needs to be shown to the world and we felt that there’s knowledge gap in terms of export especially the non-oil export and we’re looking at talking to Nigerian youths between the ages of 18 to 45 years for two days virtually on how to export, what to export and where to export and meet industry leaders for more information on guidance and mentorship towards shaping them on issues and benefits of export of non-oil products and services,” he explained.
According to him, the global market is big and this is the time for Nigerian youths to play an active role in terms of exportation of goods and services, thereby contributing their quota to national economic development.
“The Minister of Youth, Mr Ayodele Olawande, has endorsed the two-day conference and he has given us the go-ahead to engage the youths on export of goods and services to enhance economic development of Nigeria. Therefore, we enjoined all Nigerian youths to register to participate,” the Managing Director stressed.
