Berger inducted premium member of Nigeria-British Chamber of Commerce 

 

The Executive Council of the Nigeria-British Chamber of Commerce (NBCC), last Thursday in Lagos vested its premium membership status on the country’s leading engineering construction company, Julius Berger Nigeria Plc. The well-attended induction ceremony held at the headquarters of the NBCC, Lekki, Lagos.

A press statement by the media unit of the engineering construction company, Monday, said the induction ceremony kicked off promptly when the Deputy President of the NBCC and Chairman of the Chamber’s Membership Committee, Prince Bimbo Olashore who is also the Vice President of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) introduced members of the NBCC’s Executive Council.

Thereafter, the NBCC’s President and Chairman of Council, Mrs Bisi Adeyemi, gave a formal welcome address to members, inductees and guests at the event. She congratulated the new members and urged them to take good advantage of the business networking opportunities that abound to their membership of the chamber.

Julius Berger’s delegation to the event was led by the company’s Executive Director Administration, Alhaji Zubairu Ibrahim Bayi.

Bayi said: Since our business advent in Nigeria with the Eko Bridge Project in 1965, Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, has remained at the forefront of the country’s engineering construction industry, continuously building on robust experience and strong technical development and innovation for the creation of long-term value and diversification of portfolios for clients, stakeholders and the general public.”

He said, the Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce was set up to promote and develop Anglo-Nigeria trade relations, continually create value for its members and facilitate business-to-business relationships.