By| Goodluck E.Adubazi
Abuja
At the 2026 International Conference and Stakeholders Summit (ICSS), held from April 21–22 at the Nigerian Army Conference and Suites (NACASS), leading Nigerian entrepreneurs shared powerful stories of innovation, resilience, and impact across key sectors of the economy.
Mrs. Usi Osazuwa, Managing Director of Branch Gate Agro-Solutions and a native of Benin City, Edo State, highlighted how her agribusiness is transforming livelihoods.
Speaking during the event, she explained how smart livestock farmers are adopting cost-saving strategies that reduce feed expenses by up to 50 percent.
In an interview with Africa News Nation (ANNTV), Osazuwa detailed how her company supports farmers in navigating Nigeria’s complex business environment while improving productivity and sustainability.
Also speaking at the summit, Elizabeth Dombin, CEO of African Women Natural Products, called on Africans to embrace and invest in natural beauty.
In her remarks to ANNTV, Dombin emphasized the economic and cultural value of African-made natural products, urging greater support for local industries.
Meanwhile, Joseph Chibueze, founder of IBIZ Clothier, shared his entrepreneurial journey in the fashion industry. The tailoring and design brand, known for producing custom outfits that inspire confidence, has experienced rapid growth.
Chibueze revealed that within just two years, the business has successfully scaled its operations, positioning itself as a rising force in Nigeria’s fashion sector.
The ICSS 2026 gathering brought together innovators and business leaders, underscoring the critical role of entrepreneurship in driving economic growth and development across Nigeria and the African continent.
