In a strategic push to align private sector commercial interests with legislative policy, the President of the Nigeria-Japan Chamber of Commerce (NIJACC), Chf. Mandyking E. Ijoma, was specially invited to an exclusive breakfast briefing during the just-concluded Legislative Week at the National Assembly (NASS), Abuja.

The high-level meeting served as an intensive collaborative session with Hon. Dr. Emil Lemke Inyang, the Chairman of the House Committee on the Nigeria-Japan Parliamentary Committee. This critical dialogue marks a significant milestone in establishing a robust legislative framework designed to actively safeguard, stimulate, and scale up Japanese Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into the Nigerian market.

A Legislative Anchor for Industrial Co-Creation A thriving investment ecosystem requires legislative backing to ensure transparency, security, and ease of doing business. Through the active efforts of Hon. Dr. Emil Inyang's committee, the National Assembly is forging proactive policies that provide structural guarantees for upcoming bilateral initiatives.

Speaking on the strategic trajectory of the partnership, the Director of Investments at NIJACC, Engr. Emmanuel Nwankwo, outlined the Chamber's actionable roadmap for trade expansion. He emphasized that building strong institutional ties with parliamentary committees ensures that Japanese investors encounter a secure, legislatively stable, and highly receptive business climate when deploying capital and advanced technologies on Nigerian soil.

This parliamentary engagement serves as a vital cornerstone as the Chamber accelerates preparations for the landmark Nigeria Business Forum in Japan (June 2026). By uniting legislative leadership, diplomatic frameworks, and private-sector execution, NIJACC is ensuring that the bridge between Abuja and Tokyo is built for long-term industrial co-creation.

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