Atlanta, Georgia – Fidelity Bank don show say dem serious about expanding Nigeria-US trade beyond oil. Na non-oil exports like local goods dem dey pursue to increase Nigeria’s foreign exchange earnings. Mrs. Nneka Onyeali-Ikpe, the chief executive wey carry the gist, talk dis one for Fidelity Nigeria International Trade & Creative Connect (FNITCC) wey happen recently for Atlanta. E said Nigeria’s non-oil exports dey below $5 billion per year, but di potential dey huge. ”At Fidelity Bank, we believe access to global markets is a pathway to shared prosperity. De belief inspire dis FNITCC,” she yan.
Di event launched on September 18, 2025, with Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, di Lagos State Governor, wey open di gathering. E close on September 20, and exhibitors no fit stop to praise Fidelity Bank for di opportunity to showcase Made in Nigeria goods to di international market (especially the USA sef!). People wey attend talk say this edition get better attendance, sharper booth setups, and more engagement (like say dem dey do party!).
One team wey exhibit, By Nuga Designs, gushed about di experience, calling am ‘more impactful than ever.’ Dem talk say, ”E be honor to exhibit here with creatives, entrepreneurs, and cultural ambassadors. We collect new customers and make connections wey go last. Na God go bless Fidelity Bank for supporting our businesses!”
Exhibitors no hide di joy for di community spirit wey show for di event. One exhibitor talk say last year dem fall hand when im goods no arrive, but this year, di support from fellow AWE sisters help am recover. Di connection na wetin really make sense pass sales. Another exhibitor from FSGF AFRICA LTD also send thanks to Fidelity Bank for di sweet event.
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