NTIS 2023

Discover why you should attend the largest Nigeria-Focused Trade & Fintech Event in Europe.

Building Relationships

trading ideas

NTIS 2023 provides a platform for companies to exchange ideas, find solutions and create new cross-border synergies with new businesses.

Over the course of 3 days, participants will hear from industry leaders, attend Workshops and Network with Investors.

Learning Platform

creating connections

Nigeria is one of the most dynamic countries in the world.

It is currently one of the few Nations in Africa that has the potential to become an Economic Superpower.

The Nigeria Trade and Fintech Summit aims to provide a platform that facilitates Nigerians at home and in the Diaspora to connect with Investors so that they can realise the vast potential that Nigeria and her citizens possess.

Event Pillars

summit focus

This year’s Summit will focus on 6 key Themes:

Real Estate

Nigeria needs 700,000 homes to be built per year to keep up with population growth.

Fintech

Nigeria’s financial sector is going through some challenges. It also has seen 3 FinTech Unicorns valued at $4bn, start up in the last few years.

Natural Resources

Nigeria has vast, untapped mineral resources and 200 Trillion cubic feet of Natural Gas.

Energy

Partial privatisation, renewable and alternative energy sources have invigorated the sector.

Healthcare

New legislation passed has breathed new life into the potential for Nigeria’s Heath Sector, resulting in innovative projects like Medic City and many more.

Sport

Sporting success is inspiring new investment opportunities in the world of Sport in the largest economy in Africa.

Deal-Making Forum

trade in Nigeria

Nigeria continues to represent a large Consumer Market for Investors and Traders. With a very young population, abundant natural resources, and a low-cost labour pool, Nigeria enjoys mostly duty-free trade with other Member Countries of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

The launch of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement in January 2022 means that, overnight, Nigeria has become a Gateway to Trade with all 54 Countries in Africa, as well as a conduit for the free movement of People and Services.

Due to recent Policy Reforms, Nigeria has been attracting strong inflows from American companies, including giants like Uber, and Facebook, as well as Emergent Payments, and Meltwater Group.

Learn how you can capitalise on these Opportunities at NTIS 2023.

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