Nigeria Trade Fair Returns with Billion-Dollar Ambition After 14-Year Hiatus
The Nigeria Trade Fair has returned after a 14-year hiatus with ambitious goals of billion-dollar deals. The event, held at the Lagos Trade Fair Complex, features 500 exhibitors displaying products to attract international buyers.
Vera Ndanusa, the Executive Director of the complex, expressed optimism about closing significant deals during the 10-day event. Jumok Oduwol, the Minister of Industry, Trade, and Investment, highlighted the interest from Southern and Eastern African countries in Nigerian products like snacks, shea butter, and beverages.
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