Dala Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture

15/07/2026

*REGULATORY COMPLIANCE: THE FOUNDATION OF A CREDIBLE, BANKABLE AND GLOBALLY COMPETITIVE BUSINESS*

Dear Esteemed Members of the Dala Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture - DALCCIMA,

The recent directive by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) requiring mandatory disclosures on company letterheads, effective 1st August 2026, underscores the increasing importance of regulatory compliance in today's business environment.

Compliance is no longer merely a statutory obligation—it is a strategic business asset. Organisations that maintain full regulatory compliance enjoy greater trust from customers, financial institutions, investors, development partners, regulators, and international business counterparts.

In addition to complying with CAC requirements, businesses should ensure they are up to date with other applicable regulatory obligations, including SCUML (Special Control Unit against Money Laundering) registration where applicable, Annual Returns, tax compliance, and other statutory filings required by law. These compliance measures strengthen Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) standards, making businesses more attractive to banks, investors, and international partners.

A compliant business is better positioned to:

- Build credibility and corporate integrity.
- Achieve stronger KYC and due diligence ratings.
- Access bank financing, trade finance, and investment opportunities.
- Participate in government, donor-funded, and international programmes.
- Qualify for export opportunities and cross-border trade under AfCFTA.
- Reduce regulatory risks, penalties, and business disruptions.
- Win the confidence of local and foreign business partners.

As part of its commitment to supporting members, DALCCIMA will establish a dedicated Regulatory Compliance Support Desk, where members can access affordable professional consultancy and advisory services to facilitate compliance with CAC requirements, SCUML registration, post-incorporation obligations, corporate governance requirements, and other statutory regulatory obligations.

Our objective is to make regulatory compliance simple, affordable, and accessible, enabling our members to operate with confidence while enhancing their competitiveness in both domestic and international markets.

At DALCCIMA, we believe that compliance is not a cost—it is an investment in business sustainability, corporate reputation, investor confidence, and long-term growth.

We encourage all members to take advantage of this initiative and position their businesses as credible, compliant, and globally competitive enterprises.

Business Strategy Team ,
Office of Thr VP, Business Development
Dala Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture - DALCCIMA

08/07/2026

.📢 *IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL EXPORTERS*

Dear Esteemed Members of DALCCIMA ,

The Dala Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (DALCCIMA) is pleased to inform members that a reputable development finance institution has approached the Chamber to identify and engage serious exporters as well as fertilizer blending companies seeking financing to expand their operations.

This strategic initiative is designed to connect eligible businesses with funding opportunities that will strengthen production capacity, enhance export competitiveness, and accelerate business growth.

Accordingly, members who are:

- Active exporters requiring working capital or expansion financing; or
- Engaged in the fertilizer blending business and seeking growth capital,

are invited to meet with the Strategy Unit / Business Development Department of DALCCIMA for a very important and strategic discussion on this opportunity.

Interested members are requested to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) containing the following information:

1. Company Name
2. Commodity(ies) of Export / Annual Export Volume (or Nature of Fertilizer Blending Business)
3. Contact Person, Telephone Number and Email Address
4. Office Address

Expressions of Interest should be submitted to the Strategy Unit / Business Development Department, DALCCIMA, +234 803 597 7771 (WhatsApp) as soon as possible for further engagement.

This is a unique opportunity for qualified businesses to access financing that can support expansion, improve competitiveness, and unlock new growth opportunities.

DALCCIMA remains committed to connecting its members with credible financing, investment, and business development opportunities that drive sustainable economic growth.

From Strategy Unit , Office of the VP Business Development.

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05/07/2026

https://tinyurl.com/kanostateafan

Where are the farmer's within our midst? We're expecting an intervention from theFGN of agricultural inputs. As part of the criteria, each farmer is expected to fill and submit this Google form.
If you are interested, hurry up , fill and submit and await further instructions.
Thank you.
VP Agriculture

DATA REVALIDATION CLOSES 6TH JULY 2026

30/06/2026

A CALL TO ALL STATE CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

The NACCIMA Cooperative Society invites all State Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture across Nigeria to establish Cooperative Societies within their Chambers.

Together, we can build a stronger network that empowers members through savings, access to finance, business support, and shared economic growth.

Why establish a Chamber Cooperative?
Promote financial inclusion among members
Provide affordable savings and loan opportunities
Support MSME growth and expansion
Encourage collective investment and wealth creation
Strengthen member engagement and welfare
Foster economic resilience within the Chamber community

Benefits to your Chamber:

Enhanced value for members
Increased member participation and retention
Sustainable economic empowerment programmes
Stronger business networks and collaboration
Access to NACCIMA Cooperative best practices and guidance

Join the movement.

Let every City and State Chamber have a Cooperative Society.

Start your Chamber Cooperative today.

For guidance, partnership and support, contact:
NACCIMA Cooperative Desk Officer
Akala Hamzat
08162701651

One Chamber. One Cooperative. Shared Prosperity for All.

29/06/2026

Nigeria–Saudi Investment and Tourism Summit Organizing Team Seeks DALCCIMA Collaboration

The Dala Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (DALCCIMA) has received the Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Nigeria–Saudi Investment and Tourism Summit, Sheikh Musa Umar Yahàya Al Yaro, at its Secretariat in Kano, as both sides explored a strategic partnership ahead of the summit scheduled for August 4–5, 2026, in Abuja, under the patronage and honour of the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

In his remarks, the President of DALCCIMA, Uba Tanko Mijinyawa, said the Chamber is keen on deepening economic ties between Nigeria and Saudi Arabia, particularly in agro-processing, manufacturing, renewable energy and Islamic finance. He stressed that DALCCIMA is looking for a partnership built on “mutual respect and shared risk,” rather than mere visibility or pageantry.

Sheikh Al Yaro said the summit, themed “Misconceptions, Challenges and Opportunities of Investing in Saudi Arabia and Nigeria Today,” is designed to unlock trade, investment and tourism opportunities between the two countries. He noted that the event will also create a platform for business engagement across key sectors including agriculture, manufacturing, solid minerals, healthcare, education, technology, halal industries and tourism.

The meeting was attended by the President of CONSCCIMA and Chairman of the Nigeria Commodity Exchange, Malam Dalhatu Abubakar FCICN, alongside other council members of DALCCIMA.

Mijinyawa said DALCCIMA brings curated market access, government interface, regional credibility and follow-through capacity to any meaningful partnership. “We are here to build pipelines, not exchange pleasantries,” he said.

He further directed the establishment of a Joint Strategic Collaboration Committee to coordinate stakeholder engagement, mobilize participation and support implementation before, during and after the summit.

Both parties agreed that the summit should serve as a platform to deepen economic cooperation, expand investment flows, promote tourism and strengthen trade relations between Nigeria and Saudi Arabia, with Kano positioned as a major gateway for international business and investment.

Malam Yusuf Shehu
Director General
Dala Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture.
29th June 2026

26/06/2026

24/06/2026

June 24, 2026

TO: ALL PATRONS, MEMBERS OF COUNCIL, TRUSTEES, AND MEMBERS OF DALA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, INDUSTRY, MINES & AGRICULTURE - DALCCIMA

RATIFICATION OF DALCCIMA AS A CITY CHAMBER BY NACCIMA – CONGRATULATIONS AND CALL TO GREATER SERVICE

Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim

I am delighted to inform you that the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture - NACCIMA, at its Exco/Council Meeting taking place in the City of Port Harcourt, has formally ratified and confirmed the registration of Dala Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines & Agriculture as a City Chamber under the NACCIMA Constitution.

This landmark achievement is a testament to the vision, commitment, and tireless efforts of our Patrons, the Council, Trustees, and all Members who have stood with DALCCIMA since inception. The ratification places Dala Chamber on the national map as a recognized voice for businesses in Kano, with full rights and responsibilities within the NACCIMA movement.

What This Means for Us:
1. National Recognition: DALCCIMA now sits among Nigeria’s City Chambers with direct access to NACCIMA’s policy advocacy, trade missions, and federal government engagements.

2. Increased Opportunities: Our members will benefit from NACCIMA’s training, funding linkages, AfCFTA platforms, and national MSME programs under the Renewed Hope Agenda.

3. Greater Responsibility: As a City Chamber, we are now a frontline institution for promoting _Aminci da Gaskiya_ in business, job creation for Kano youth, and economic growth of Northern Nigeria.

On behalf of the Council, I congratulate all Patrons for their guidance, the Council Members for their strategic leadership, and every Member for your loyalty, trust, and contributions. This ratification belongs to all of us. _Allah ya cigaba da ba mu nasara_.

While we celebrate this milestone, let it also renew our resolve. The work of building businesses, protecting private sector interests, and partnering with government for Kano’s prosperity continues. I therefore call on all and sundry to:

1. Give your best– remain active, pay dues promptly, and participate in Chamber activities.

2. Mobilize others– bring more MSMEs, industrialists, traders, and professionals into DALACCIMA’s fold.

3. Uphold our Code of Ethics– let integrity, fairness, and transparency define every member.

Together, we will make DALCCIMA the strongest City Chamber in Nigeria and a model for private sector development.

Thank you for your unwavering support.

We look forward to greater heights ahead.

Yusuf Shehu, FCA
Director General
DALCCIMA

09/06/2026

*NOTICE TO ALL DALCCIMA MEMBERS*

Invitation to the Strategic Business Discussions Forum on Edible Oil Processing

The Dala Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (DALCCIMA), in collaboration with the EU–Nigeria Agribusiness Group, invites edible oil processors, stakeholders, and investors to participate in the forthcoming Strategic Business Discussions Forum ,
Date : Wednesday 10th June 2026
Time : 4.30pm
Venue : Online , Link to be shared to those that Expressed interest.

The forum will focus on :
* Industry growth.
* Investment opportunities.
* Technology transfer.
* Market access.
* Capacity development.
* Strategic partnerships.

*Expressions of interest (EoI) are invited from:*

- Existing Edible Oil Processors and Operators (both DALCCIMA members and Prospective-members)
- Prospective Investors and Stakeholders interested in participating across the edible oil value chain

*Required Information*

Interested participants are kindly requested to provide the following details:

1. Full Name
2. Company/Business Name
3. Active Telephone Number
4. Valid Email Address
All information to be send via WhatsApp to +2348023158577

07/06/2026

NOTICE TO WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS

An organization from Abuja will be conducting a training programme for women entrepreneurs on Wealth Creation and Strategies for Business Growth and Development.

Interested participants are requested to submit the following information:

• Name of MD/CEO• Company Name• Phone Number• Business Address

Submissions can be made through the Dala Chamber WhatsApp platform or at the Chamber Secretariat:

Dala Chamber of CommerceNo. 61 Alhamsad Tower, Zoo Road, Kano.

Alternatively, interested persons may submit their details directly to Hajiya Hussaina Umar, Vice President (Industries), Dala Chamber of Commerce, who is coordinating the programme.

For further information, kindly contact the Chamber Secretariat.

Signed:

Director General
Dala Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (DALCCIMA)