Africa’s leading B2B2C event servicing company with a strong portfolio across key sectors and six major cities, on Monday in Lagos, announced SATH Cloud as an associate sponsor of the second edition of Nigeria Manufacturing and Trade Outlook.
The event is scheduled to take place tomorrow, 13 August, 2026, in Lagos.
Now in its second edition, Nigeria Manufacturing and Trade Outlook is a premier event designed to propel the growth and global competitiveness of Nigeria’s manufacturing sector, serving as a vital bridge connecting local manufacturing capabilities with burgeoning global trade opportunities.
The event annually brings together key players across various verticals of the Nigerian manufacturing industries with a key focus on equipping them with actionable knowledge, fostering crucial connections, and outlining effective strategies to not only meet domestic demand but also thrive in the dynamic international marketplace.
Speaking ahead of the second edition, Jamiu Ijaodola, CEO of Eventhive, said: “We launched this event last year as the annual meeting place for multiple categories of players across Nigeria’s manufacturing industry, with a key focus on sharpening strategies, forging partnerships and drive real innovation across Nigeria’s industrial landscape.
“We are excited to host it for the 2nd edition with an even stronger lineup from the manufacturing financing community. We are looking forward to exciting engagements and a showcase of solutions that are driving the growth of the manufacturing industry.”
Speaking on SATH Cloud’s participation, Oluwatoyin Damilola Obasoro, Head of Marketing & Digital Sales, said, “Nigeria’s manufacturing sector is at a pivotal moment, where technology is no longer just an enabler but a competitive advantage.
“At SATH Cloud, we are committed to helping manufacturers embrace AI and digital technologies that improve efficiency, strengthen resilience, and position them to compete on a global scale. Our participation in the Nigeria Manufacturing & Trade Outlook reflects our belief that meaningful collaboration between technology providers, manufacturers, and policymakers is essential to accelerating industrial growth. We look forward to engaging with industry leaders to explore practical solutions that will shape the future of manufacturing in Nigeria.”
Some of the confirmed speakers participating at the event include: Valentine Okelu, CEO, Neimeth International Pharmaceuticals Plc., Benson Adenuga, West Africa Regional Director and Head of Office, Africa Coverage, British International Investment.
Jude Abalaka, CEO, Tranos; Dr Pravin Kumar, Group Chief Financial Officer, Daraju Group; Aina Dele-Adegbola, Group Head, CBD Manufacturing 2 Group, FirstBank; Olusanmi Olawole, Chief Financial Officer, Proforce Group; Charles Oguunwuyi, CEO, Sygen Pharmaceuticals Ltd; Peter Olusoji Ogundele, Country Manager and Managing Director, Ericsson Nigeria; and Pascal Opara, Cloud Infrastructure Manager, SATH Cloud.