**Mbariket Export Mentorship Testimonial** I had the privilege of being invited by the U.S. Consulate in Lagos on June 27th for a roundtable discussion with the Deputy Director of the United States Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. The focus was on AGOA and export opportunities, and it was a truly enlightening experience. A big thank you to Rich Mbariket for the insightful mentoring session on Thursday , I went in fully equipped and confident. Mentorship with Mbariket is not just for beginners; it’s a strategic pathway for entrepreneurs who are serious about growth, expertise, and global expansion. Your platform is doing a phenomenal job keep it up! At Demamy Concepts Limited, we are open and ready for strategic partnerships. There are immense opportunities for Nigerian exporters, and platforms like Mbariket are vital in helping us harness them effectively. Learn more about Mbariket Export Mentorship and registration at https://mbariket.com/mentorship

One of the biggest mistakes after landing a client is getting ahead of them. Deliver exactly what was requested—no extras, no assumptions. Let them guide the next step. If they want changes, they’ll ask. Stay aligned and work with your clients, not ahead of them. Mbariket | Trusted U.S.—Nigeria Business Platforms

🚀 Key Highlights from Afreximbank AAM2025 – U.S.–Africa Trade Policy (Abuja) • 🇺🇸 The U.S. is increasing business activity across Africa — Nigeria is a top target market. • 👔 Business leaders, not politicians, must lead the U.S.–Africa trade agenda. • 🔧 Structural reforms are needed to elevate the role of private sector CEOs. • 📜 U.S.–Nigeria business contracts must be enforced to build trust. • 💻 Tech now contributes more to Nigeria’s GDP than oil — a win for diversification. • 📣 The U.S. is challenging Nigeria to ask for more and negotiate boldly. • 🌍 Africa’s population growth presents a massive economic opportunity. • 🤖 Africa can emerge as a global powerhouse in AI and technology. Mbariket | Trusted U.S.–Nigeria Business Platforms 🔗 Mbariket.com

New service offers U.S.-based clients reliable sourcing, export support, business setup, and project facilitation in Nigeria — with trust, structure, and on-the-ground execution. HENDERSON, Nev. – June 26, 2025 – Mbariket has officially launched Mbariket U.S. Client Services, a specialized offering designed to help U.S.-based entrepreneurs, investors, and organizations successfully execute projects, source products, and expand operations in Nigeria — with confidence, clarity, and structure. This new service provides end-to-end solutions for U.S. clients doing business in Nigeria, including sourcing, export coordination, business registration, NEPC certification, professional services, and local project facilitation. “Doing business in Nigeria doesn’t have to be risky or confusing,” said Rich Mbariket, founder of Mbariket. “We bring structure to the process, helping U.S. clients achieve real results with trusted support on the ground.” What Mbariket U.S. Client Services Offers: Clients benefit from direct communication, transparency, and hands-on support from the Mbariket team with over 22 years of international trade and project experience. Whether you’re importing goods, expanding your operations, or launching a new business in Nigeria, Mbariket U.S. Client Services is your trusted partner every step of the way. 📍 Learn more at: https://mbariket.com Media ContactRich Mbariketrich@richmbariket.com702-201-8311

LAGOS, Nigeria – June 26, 2025 – PRLog — Mbariket has launched the Mbariket Export Mentorship, a dedicated U.S.–Nigeria export training and support program for Nigerian entrepreneurs ready to grow globally. This structured mentorship is designed to help product-based businesses meet U.S. import standards, develop compliant export strategies, and build strong international brands. The program addresses a growing demand for African-made goods by helping Nigerian entrepreneurs go beyond being raw suppliers and start owning their brands in global markets. “Export success starts with confidence and clarity. We give you both,” said Rich Mbariket, founder of Mbariket and lead mentor of the program. “This is not theory. It’s practical, proven mentorship for Nigerian entrepreneurs serious about exporting.” What’s Included in the Mentorship For ₦15,000/month, members gain direct access to high-level guidance from Rich Mbariket, a respected expert with 22+ years in international trade. The program includes: Solving Real Problems for Nigerian Exporters Many entrepreneurs face challenges like poor packaging, lack of export knowledge, fear of U.S. customs, and misinformation. Mbariket’s program tackles all these issues with hands-on training and clarity. Unlike free videos or generic courses, this is a personalized program with a clear roadmap to real export success. Who Should Join? Registration Now Open 📍 Register at: https://mbariket.com/mentorship Spots are limited. About Mbariket Mbariket is a trusted U.S.–Nigeria trade platform dedicated to helping Nigerian entrepreneurs connect with global buyers, export successfully, and grow their brands internationally. The company also offers supplier matching, Amazon listing development, diaspora-focused brand positioning, and an exclusive directory of vetted Nigerian exporters. Testimonials “Before I joined, I was confused about how to export. Now I have a plan and real buyers abroad.” — Grace E., Lagos “One month in this mentorship taught me more than five years of trying on my own.” — Uche A., Port Harcourt Media Contact Name: Rich Mbariket Company: Mbariket Ventures Email: rich@richmbariket.com Website: https://mbariket.com/mentorship WhatsApp: +1-702-201-8311

We’re excited to host our first-ever monthly advertiser strategy meeting — a dedicated space to connect, share insights, and collaborate with our valued advertisers. 🗓 Date: Monday, June 30🕚 Time: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Pacific) | 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM (Nigeria) At Mbariket, we’re not just selling ad space — we’re building long-term brand partnerships. This virtual meeting is your chance to ask questions, explore new ideas, and align your goals with ours for maximum impact. ✅ Let’s grow together✅ Let’s build smart✅ Let’s win with strategy We look forward to connecting with you! Mbariket | Trusted U.S.—Nigeria Business Platforms https://mbariket.com

You’re not just competing locally — you’re in a global marketplace. Countries like India, Pakistan, and the Philippines are building complete websites from scratch for as low as $100 using AI. Clients don’t care how you get it done. They care about results, speed, and value. To win, you must: Understand the global pricing landscape.Lead with reputation, proof of delivery, and client results.Position your work as a solution, not just a service. U.S. companies already outsource to Asia. They don’t usually think Nigeria when it comes to design and creative work — but that’s changing. Let your quality, consistency, and professionalism speak louder than your rates. This is how we change perception — by delivering. You are free to charge what you feel you’re worth—but that doesn’t mean people will pay for it. Mbariket | Trusted U.S.—Nigeria Business Platforms

The African Growth & Opportunity Act (AGOA) is set to expire in just 3 months. I’m confident that with strong negotiations between the Trump administration and eligible African nations, it will be renewed. Nigeria—an AGOA beneficiary in good standing—must not remain a mere supplier of raw materials. It’s time to lead in exporting finished Nigerian products to the global market. Join Mbariket in championing this mission and driving true economic transformation. Mbariket | Trusted U.S.–Nigeria Business Platforms 🌍 https://mbariket.com

Top 5 Nigerian States with the Highest Farmer Concentration 1️⃣ Anambra2️⃣ Ebonyi3️⃣ Akwa Ibom – Mbariket4️⃣ Benue5️⃣ Abia If you live in any of these states and you’re not involved in food exports—you’re leaving serious money on the table. These regions are agricultural goldmines. 🌍 The global market is waiting. Start exporting! Mbariket | Trusted U.S.–Nigeria Business Platforms https://mbariket.com

U.S. law requires USDA organic certification to call a product “organic,” except for very small producers under $5,000 in annual organic sales. Unless you have proper certification verifying that your food items are organic, I strongly advise against using the term “organic” on your packaging, marketing, or advertising. Instead, use safer alternatives such as “natural” or “all-natural.” These terms are more flexible and don’t require USDA certification, but you should still ensure they are truthful and not misleading. Mbariket | Trusted U.S.—Nigeria Business Platforms https://mbariket.com