After rigorous planning process, organisers of the Made In Nigeria Conference and Exhibition have officially announced the third edition of the annual event. It will hold in Lagos at the Landmark Centre, before the end of the month.
Coming with the theme: ‘Possibilities Made In Nigeria – A re-direction towards Economic growth, SME advancement, and National Transformation,’ the one day Conference & Exhibition is aimed at re-defining narratives about Nigeria’s current Economic challenges as the debate on socio-economic growth, SME advancement, national aspiration towards self sufficiency, job creation & employment, diversification, and many other sensitive topics is one which is rather sporadic but, short lived on the lips of the debaters.
The organizers in a statement said the Conference & Exhibition will facilitate a practical exchange of ideas as speakers and panelists shall be discussing Nigeria as she stands, the strength of her human capital, the prospects of her quest towards self-sufficiency, the opportunities that a abound regardless of her present daunting economic challenges, with issues and solutions based discussions, pragmatic panel sessions, presentation, and a Made In Nigeria Exhibition hub.
Executive Director of The Made In Nigeria Project, Adedeji Alebiosu said ” We hope to capture the essence of the role MSMEs play towards economic growth and transformation, with a focus on the growing opportunities, possibilities and growth trajectory in the informal sector. Our focus on the growth of micro-small and medium scale enterprises hinges on our position SMEs play towards every economy’s growth, which are cardinal to our national goal towards self-sufficiency. More so, we aim to celebrate and promote the existing innovative solutions that have been deployed in Nigeria through Enterprise and Entrepreneurial machinations, as synonymous with the National identity.”
