Rivers-born travels expert, Tariboba Memberr, bags NACCIMA committee appointment

The Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) has announced the appointment of Tariboba Memberr as Vice Chairman of its Trade Mission Desk.

Insiders say the strategic role underscored NACCIMA’s commitment to enhancing international trade relations and fostering economic growth amid evolving global markets.

Memberr, a seasoned leader in the travel and tourism sector, is said to bring a wealth of experience to the position. As the current Chairperson of the Port Harcourt Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (PHCCIMA) Intergovernmental Relations Committee and the PHCCIMA Foreign Trade Missions Desk, she has been instrumental in bridging local businesses with international opportunities. Her dual roles at PHCCIMA are said to have focused on strengthening intergovernmental partnerships and organizing trade missions that promote Nigerian exports and attract foreign investments.

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Memberr, with over 28 years in the travel and tourism industry, is the MD/CEO of Now Travel and Tours Limited Nigeria, United Kingdom and UAE. It is a leading firm specializing in bespoke travel solutions, corporate tours, and international logistics.

In her new role at NACCIMA, Memberr is expected to spearhead trade missions, exhibitions, and bilateral engagements to expand Nigeria’s business horizons. “This appointment is a testament to Memberr’s proven track record in fostering trade linkages,” said a NACCIMA spokesperson.

“Her expertise will be pivotal in navigating post-pandemic recovery and leveraging opportunities in emerging markets like Asia, Europe and UAE.”

Industry peers have hailed the appointment as timely. Memberr’s vision and dedication to trade promotion make her the ideal choice for this Role noted a fellow PHCCIMA executive.

Those who know her say her work has already yielded tangible results, such as organizing successful trade fairs and missions that have boosted SME growth in the South-South region.

This development is said to have come at a crucial time for Nigeria’s economy, with NACCIMA prioritizing digital trade, sustainable practices, and youth involvement in commerce.

Memberr’s multifaceted background – from corporate leadership to chamber advocacy – is said to have positioned her to drive impactful initiatives that align with national goals.