About Us

Vision
To be a credible and foremost channel for fostering business and services between Nigeria and the United States.

Mission
To advance economic cooperation between Nigeria and the United States through promotion of business and services that improve trade relations and prosperity of both nations.

Core Values
Integrity
Leadership
Collaboration
Engagement
Facilitation

A Brief History

The Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce (NACC) is the first and oldest bilateral chamber of commerce in Nigeria. It was established in 1960 to enhance business relations between the United States of America and Nigeria. The Chamber started as a Luncheon Club then known as the Nigerian-American Friendship Club with few eminent Nigerians and an American namely, Late Sir. Mobolaji Bank Anthony, Chief (DR.) Christopher Ogunbanjo and Bob Fleming, the Public Relations Officer of Mobil. The Luncheon Club gradually metamorphosed into NACC with Late Sir Mobolaji Bank Anthony as its founding President.

More than 58 years on, the NACC has grown into a dynamic organization. It stands as a pillar of the relationship between the United States of America and Nigeria, serving as an important catalyst in bringing together people and ideals to bolster bilateral commercial relations between Nigeria and the United States.

Who We Serve / Our Services

6 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BECOME A MEMBER

Access to inward American trade mission delegates into Nigeria

Have business interests represented through advocacy

Benefit from remarkably subsidized rates for events

Integration into a local and international network of business leaders, investors and partners

Have access to a wide business network through 6 chapters spread across all geopolitical zones of Nigeria

Benefit from leveraging the Chamber’s publicity tools for brand visibility and growth

Location of Chamber