Nigeria International Trade Fair Returns to Lagos After 14-Year Hiatus
The Nigeria International Trade Fair has made a comeback to the Lagos Trade Fair Complex after 14 years, signaling a new era of trade and investment opportunities in Nigeria's largest marketplace. The event, running from November 21 to 30, 2025, is managed by the Lagos International Trade Fair Complex Management Board in partnership with the Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Investment.
Notable guests like Jumoke Oduwole and John Owan Enoh graced the opening ceremony, emphasizing the importance of leveraging digital trade for economic growth. The fair aims to empower SMEs, promote non-oil exports, and foster business collaborations within West Africa.
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