Providus Bank Reaffirms Support For Non-oil Export Business

He said, Fashion Export was included in the third edition of the event, because the bank wanted to beam a strong ray of light on the earning possibilities embedded in African fashion export, even as it continues to upscale capacity in the agric business, mining and metals.

He pledged ProvidusBank’s commitment to always providing all the support it can muster for importers who were at the summit because they wanted to seek out opportunities in the non-oil export space. According to him, with some of the world’s largest economies, such as China and India, setting targets for reducing oil imports by as much as 50 per cent, coupled with the fact that many countries grappling with oil dependency like Nigeria are striving to diversify their exports, the nation cannot afford to be left behind.

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