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The city of Abuja is set to welcome a wave of business activity and international attention as the highly anticipated Abuja Expo 2025 kicks off tomorrow, April 7th, at the International Conference Centre. Organized by the Made in Nigeria Project Office, the month-long event will run through April 30th, hosting over 300 exhibitors and attracting more than 3,000 professional visitors from across Nigeria and beyond.
Billed as one of the most significant trade events in the country, Abuja Expo aims to foster meaningful connections between suppliers, manufacturers, dealers, and innovators from a wide range of industries. The event is expected to serve as a critical platform for businesses to showcase their products and services, exchange ideas, and explore collaboration opportunities.
From technology and manufacturing to agriculture, healthcare, lifestyle, and renewable energy, exhibitors are preparing to display cutting-edge solutions and practical innovations that reflect the evolving landscape of enterprise in Africa.
Beyond exhibitions, the event will feature interactive sessions, business matchmaking, and investment discussions, all aimed at encouraging economic development and entrepreneurship. Attendees are expected to include local entrepreneurs, government officials, international investors, and representatives of leading global brands.
As preparations reach their final stage, the International Conference Centre is already buzzing with activity, with booths being set up and branding materials being rolled out across the venue.
Abuja Expo 2025 promises to be more than just a trade fair—it is set to be a catalyst for economic progress and a celebration of the potential that lies within Nigerian and African businesses.
The opening ceremony is scheduled for tomorrow morning, with dignitaries, business leaders, and members of the press expected to attend. Stay tuned for live updates and reports from the venue as the event unfolds.
