For 15 years, Make in Nigeria Exhibition & Conference has stood as one of the nation’s most enduring platforms championing indigenous innovation, economic self-reliance, and youth-driven enterprise. As we mark the 15th anniversary edition this September, the 2025 event promises to be not just a celebration of legacy, but a launchpad for the future.
With over 20,000 attendees expected, more than 250 exhibiting businesses, 5 million+ media reach, and a convergence of stakeholders from policy, private sector, education, agriculture, manufacturing, and technology, the Make in Nigeria Conference and Business Exhibition 2025 will be unlike any edition before it.
Nigeria cannot afford to leave traditional sectors behind in this rapidly evolving terrain! That’s why this year’s theme focuses on bridging agriculture and technology; two sectors that, when fused, can unlock unprecedented value for rural economies, food systems, and scalable manufacturing.
From smart farming tools to renewable energy solutions and AI-driven crop monitoring, The Fusion will spotlight the innovations transforming our farmlands and food chains into smart, scalable, and profitable systems.
For the first time in its history, Make in Nigeria is hosting a National Hackathon — an innovation sprint designed to unlock local solutions to local problems — under the visionary leadership of Uche Onochie, whose commitment to indigenous innovation continues to inspire a new generation of changemakers.
With participation from over 300 young innovators, developers, and student teams, the Hackathon will challenge minds to solve real-life problems in:
Winning teams will receive seed funding, incubation support, and mentorship, turning ideas into businesses.
Make in Nigeria isn’t just an exhibition, it’s a movement to reclaim Nigeria’s creative and productive potential. Over the years: