Lagos Chamber of Commerce & Industry – Faithful Service to All

L-R: High Commissioner of Tanzania to Nigeria, Dr. Benson Alfred Bana; Special Adviser to Lagos State Governor on SDGs, Mrs Solape Hammond; Dean, Lagos Business School, Prof. Chris Ogbechie; President, Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Indistry (LCCI), Mrs. Toki Mabogunje; Deputy President, LCCI, Dr. Michael Olawale-Cole; High Commissioner of Kenya to Nigeria, Amb. (Dr) Wlifred G, Machage and Acting Chief Trade Negotiator, Nigerian Office for Trade Negotiations, Mr. Victor Liman during a Hybrid conference on successful Implementation of the AfCFTA organized by the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Lagos on Tuesday.

LR: High Commissioner of Tanzania to Nigeria, Dr. Benson Alfred Bana; Special Adviser to Lagos State Government on SDG's, Mrs Solape Hammond; Dean, Lagos Business School, Prof. Chris Ogbechia; High Commissioner of Kenya to Nigeria, Amb. (Dr) Wlifred G, Machage and Acting Chief Trade Negotiator/DG of Nigerian Office for Trade Negotiations, Mr. Victor Liman during a virtual conference on AfCFTA: Roadmap to a successful Implementation organized by the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry in partnership with the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement in Lagos on Tuesday March 16, 2021.

Mr. Gbenga Ismail Vice President, Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI): Mr. Victor Liman, Acting Chief Trade Negotiator, Nigerian Office for Trade Negotiations: Mrs. Toki Mabogunje, President, LCCI: Mr. Wamkele Mene, Secretary General, African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA): Dr. Muda Yusuf, Director General, LCCI, during the visit of AfCFTA‘s Secretary General to the Chamber in Lagos.

L-R: Second Counselor, Rwanda High Commission, Abuja, Mr. Vianney Rubagumya; High Commissioner, Rwanda High Commission, Abuja, Ambassador Stanislas Kamanzi; President, Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Mrs. Toki Mabogunje and Director General, LCCI, Dr. Muda Yusuf, during a courtesy visit of the Rwandan High Commissioner to LCCI in Lagos. .

L-R: Deputy President, Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Dr. Michael Olawale-Cole; Managing Director, Bureau Veritas, Mr. Ohioze Unuigbe; President, LCCI, Mrs. Toki Mabogunje; Systems Certification Manager, Bureau Veritas, Mrs. Adenike Akinbote and Director General, LCCI, Dr. Muda Yusuf during the official presentation of ISO 9001:2015 Certificate to the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry by Bureau Veritas in Lagos.

L-R: Vice President, Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Mr Gbenga Ismail; Director General, LCCI, Dr. Muda Yusuf; President, LCCI, Mrs Toki Mabogunje and Deputy President, LCCI, Dr. Michael Olawale-Cole during the LCCI First Quarter Press Conference on the State of the Nation in lagos on Tuesday

The Honorable Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Otunba Adeniyi Adebayo declaring the 2020 Lagos International Trade Fair open.

L-R :Vice President, Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Mr. Gabriel Idahosa; Secretary to the Lagos State Government, Mrs Folashade Jaji, President, LCCI, Mrs. Toki Mabogunje; Acting deputy high commissioner of Canadian high comission:Ms Alexia Jablonski; Deputy President, LCCI, Mr. Knut Ulvmoen and Switzerland Consul General: Thomas Schneider during the Diplomatic Luncheon organised by the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Lagos

The Chamber Today

The Chamber has grown impressively from a membership of 14 in 1888 to over 2,500 today. Since its incorporation, the Chamber has continued to play a significant role in the economic growth of Lagos in particular and Nigeria in general.

Our Service

The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry was established for the promotion and protection of Trade and Industry and to represent and express the opinion of the business community on matters affecting trade and industry in the city of Lagos, the Lagos Port Complex, Lagos State and where applicable, the whole Federation. It is a non-profit making organisation and its income and property are applied solely for the promotion of its objectives.

Our Vision

To remain the foremost Chamber of Commerce and Industry and role model for others in the promotion of sound business ethics and delivery of qualitative services.

Our Mission

To promote and protect the interests of its members and the business community at large through public policy advocacy, creation and facilitation of commercial and industrial opportunity, provision of business development and services and observance of highest standard of business ethics