CONSCCIMA: Impacting on the Socio-economic Climate of Our Region and The Country, A Must........... SARATU ALIYU
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HAJIA SARATU IYA ALIYU, CONSCCIMA CHAIRPERSON |
The
Organized Private Sector, OPS, through the National Association of Chambers of Commerce,
Industries, Mines and Agriculture, NACCIMA has put in place, activities that will
resuscitate the nation’s economy.
A
robust programme by NACCIMA given rise
to the emergence of the Coalition of the
Northern States Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (CONSCCIMA), a regional organized
private sector (OPS) body, with headquarters in Kaduna, comprising of the Chambers of Commerce in the 19 States of
Northern Nigeria and FCT, Abuja recently elected a new crop of leaders to
steer the ship of leadership.
Hajia
Saratu Iya Aliyu, a prominent member of NACCIMA; Deputy National President was
elected as the CONSCCIMA Chairman during the 35th Edition of its Annual
General Meeting (AGM) held at the Royal Tropicana Hotel, Niger Street, Kano on
Friday, November 18, 2016.
The
new exco is expected to run the affairs of the organization for the next two (2)
years.
Saratu
Aliyu, a well respected ranking officer of NACCIMA expressed appreciation to
the immediate past Chairman of the organisation, the Executive Council and Chairman
of the Board of Trustees (BoT), Alhaji Muhammadu Badaru Abubakar, mni MON, the Executive
Governor of Jigawa state, for keeping
and maintaining the tempo towards ensuring that the Private Sector is properly
positioned in the scheme of economic activities in the Country.
She
urged CONSCCIMA members not to relent
in their individual and collective efforts in impacting on the socio-economic
climate of our region and the Country, by making the Private Sector assume the
status of being the major employer of labour and economic catalyst for
development and social harmony.
The
newly elected chairperson promised that her focal point points will rest on the
following key main areas; without prejudice to what predecessors started.
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