The Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce has organised an exclusive Executive Breakfast Roundtable Discussion to enlighten Nigerian business leaders, investors and high-net-worth individuals on opportunities available through the United States EB-5 Immigrant Investor Programme.

The event was held on Thursday, October 22, 2026, at the Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos. It focused on the theme “Exploring the U.S. EB-5 Immigrant Investor Programme: A Strategic Pathway to U.S. Permanent Residency and Global Mobility.”

The discussion was designed to provide insights into how eligible investors can leverage the EB-5 programme to pursue permanent residency in the United States through qualifying investments, while exploring broader opportunities for international business expansion and global mobility.

National President of the Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce, Alhaji Sheriff Balogun, served as Chief Host.

Moussa Ndiaye, Vice President of Business Development and Head of EMEA at U.S. Immigration Fund, was the guest speaker and took participants through the process of navigating the immigrant investor programme.

Also featured was Ms. Grace Adeyemo, Chairperson of the Trade and Investment Committee of the Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce.

The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Programme offers eligible foreign nationals a pathway to U.S. permanent residency through investments that meet prescribed requirements, including job creation and other conditions established by U.S. immigration authorities.

The roundtable formed part of the Chamber’s efforts to promote international business engagement, investment education and stronger economic relationships between Nigeria and the United States.

Sponsored by U.S. Immigration Fund, the event targeted business executives, entrepreneurs and prospective investors interested in understanding the investment and immigration opportunities associated with the programme.

The Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce continues to provide platforms for business networking, investment facilitation and bilateral trade cooperation between both countries.