Emmanuel Ochayi
The Director-General of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), Segun Ajayi-Kadir, foresees the upcoming Nigerian Manufacturing and Equipment Expo (NME Expo) and Nigeria Raw Materials Exposition (NIRAM Expo) as pivotal in reshaping the manufacturing scenario in Africa.
Ajayi-Kadir emphasized that beyond being platforms for business growth, these expos are set to redefine the face of local manufacturing.
Join our WhatsApp Channel“Investments, trade opportunities, and partnerships will take center stage at the exhibition,” Ajayi-Kadir stated, highlighting the event’s focus on deal flow that is poised to transform the African manufacturing landscape.
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Scheduled from the 21st to 23rd of November in Lagos, this annual event is renowned for its commitment to advancing manufacturing excellence.
Stakeholders, industry leaders, manufacturers, and investors from across the continent will convene to explore and capitalize on the potential of the manufacturing sector.
Ajayi-Kadir reiterated that the expo aims to catalyze deal flow, providing a significant opportunity for manufacturing entities to network, discover potential clients, and collaborate on solutions for manufacturing challenges, ultimately fostering the growth of the industry.
The upcoming NME and NIRAM Expos are expected to serve as a platform not only for conducting business but also for knowledge sharing and fostering partnerships that could shape the future of manufacturing in Africa.
