Nigerian traders ask China for help with health and tech programmes
The Made in China Goods Traders Association of Nigeria has reached out to the Chinese Consulate in Lagos for support in several areas. The group, led by Oluwole Adigun, is seeking help with cataract treatment outreach, artificial intelligence training, scholarships, and participation in major trade exhibitions in China. The association believes these initiatives will benefit its members and strengthen ties between Nigeria and China. They also expressed gratitude for previous training opportunities provided by Chinese authorities.
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- The association sent a letter to the Chinese Consul-General in Lagos, Mrs Yan Yuqing, requesting support for cataract treatment for less privileged residents.
- They asked for their members to be included in the Chinese Government’s plan to train 5,000 Nigerians in artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.
- Requests were made for undergraduate and master’s scholarships for association members.
- The group sought assistance for participation in the China Import and Export Fair from October 15 to November 4, 2026, in Guangzhou, and the China International Import Expo from November 5 to 10, 2026, in Shanghai.
- Oluwole Adigun thanked the Consul-General for the Bamboo and Rattan Seminar, highlighting its impact on sustainable development and economic empowerment.
