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Mrs. Nancy Nwamaka Abbah, the CEO of Nentradefair West Africa, is thrilled to announce the upcoming trade fair that promises to be a transformative platform for businesses, entrepreneurs, and consumers. Designed to foster economic growth, innovation, and collaboration, the event will bring together over 100 exhibitors and thousands of visitors across two vibrant venues.
“Our inspiration stems from a desire to create a dynamic space where businesses can connect, exchange ideas, and showcase innovative products,” said Mrs. Abbah. “This year’s theme, ‘Innovate, Connect, Be Empowered,’ reflects Nigeria’s growing emphasis on innovation, digital transformation, and entrepreneurship.”
The trade fair will highlight a wide range of products and services, from agricultural produce, fashion, food, and accessories to cutting-edge innovations in the banking sector, thanks to partnerships with organizations like Sterling Bank. Special activities, including masterclass training sessions, seminars on business growth strategies, and workshops on leveraging technology, will provide attendees with invaluable knowledge and skills.
The event also includes a dinner and award night, fostering business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) networking opportunities.
“Participants can expect to form meaningful partnerships, close deals, and expand their market reach,” added Mrs. Abbah.
In alignment with national economic goals, Nentradefair has partnered with government agencies, including the Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Investment at both state and national levels. Their involvement underscores the fair’s commitment to driving sustainable development and economic impact.
“We believe the government has a crucial role to play in supporting SMEs, simplifying import regulations, and promoting local industries,” Mrs. Abbah emphasized. “Through Nentradefair, we aim to unlock opportunities that will stimulate economic growth and attract investments across West Africa to Nigeria.”
With thousands of expected visitors, the trade fair is poised to boost local businesses, attract investors, and generate significant revenue for vendors and service providers. Post-event evaluations, including participant feedback and metrics like attendance and sales volumes, will help measure its success and refine future editions.
This landmark event positions Nasarawa State as a hub for innovation, collaboration, and economic development.
