PHCCIMA president, Chinyere Nwoga (middle) in a group picture with the delegation and some PHCCIMA members
PHACCIMA reiterates commitment to boosting investor confidence
Port Harcourt, March 27, 2026- The Port Harcourt Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (PHCCIMA), has pledged its commitment to boosting investor confidence and ease of doing business in Rivers.
The President, Mrs Chinyere Nwoga, made the statement recently in Port Harcourt when a delegation from NicotaWines, a Lagos-based wine distribution company visited her.
Nwoga said that the chambers would continue to support global best practices in order to serve as a robust platform for business growth.
“We shall also continue to provide visibility to existing and aspiring investors,” she said.
The president said that PHCCIMA would partner NicotaWines as part of efforts to deepen trade in the lucrative consumables industry.
She said that PHCCIMA was strategically positioned to support innovative enterprises for economic growth and public service.
Earlier, Mr Ehichioya Isesele, the Founder and Managing Director, NicotaWines, thanked PHACCIMA for the collaboration.
Isesele assured of the company’s readiness to incorporate interested investors, distributors and partners in its line of business.
“We are also requesting for broader synergy to enable us to efficiently explore the Port Harcourt market.
“Our focus is quality, innovation, and affordability, we are here to deliver exceptional value for money.
“Our products are targeted at fine restaurants, high-end events, and professional event planners.
“We are open to business opportunities, we appreciate PHCCIMA’s support in pitching NicotaWines to reputable agencies, and to further expand our footprint,” he said.
