For its first Design & Build Expo, Ecobank Nigeria is collaborating with top international brands in the construction, design, and finance industries.
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The largest steel manufacturer in Nigeria, SABA Steel; the top cable producer in West Africa, Coleman Wire & Cables; Donna Spectre, a well-known local oil and gas logistics company; Dulux Paints, one of Nigeria’s leading paint brands; HTL Africa, a progressive architectural firm; ITB Nigeria Limited, one of the top construction companies in Nigeria and West Africa; Mota Engil Nigeria, a civil construction company; Chapel Hill Denham, Nigeria’s top investment banking, securities trading, and investment management firm, among many others, are important partners.
The Ecobank Pan African Centre (EPAC) on Victoria Island in Lagos will host the five-day event, which has as its theme “Building Nigeria Together,” from November 27 to December 1, 2024. Daily sessions begin at 10:00 am. The event will feature over 60 exhibitors showcasing their most recent ideas and products. Ecobank Nigeria’s Head of SMEs, Partnerships, and Collaborations, Omoboye Odu, expressed her excitement about the impressive list of exhibitors and partners.
In addition to offering a venue to highlight cutting-edge trends, innovations, and sustainable practices in the fields of architecture, construction, building materials, household appliances, engineering, and interior design, she underlined Ecobank’s dedication to delivering a smooth and mutually beneficial experience.
“As a bank dedicated to supporting industrial expansion, we hope to use this occasion to promote discussions on innovation, environmentally friendly operations, and financial products designed specifically for these industries. Our objective is to “Build Nigeria Together” by using creativity and innovation to alter our national narrative. The Ecobank Design & Build Expo is positioned as the premier gathering place for fostering economic growth, enabling enterprises, and fortifying ties with important stakeholders.
“I said,” she said. She added that the expo offers experts in the building and architecture industries a great chance to showcase and sell their goods to a wider audience while fostering beneficial networking possibilities for customers, business owners, and other stakeholders. She emphasized the event’s exciting features, which include industry experts’ knowledge-sharing sessions, innovative exhibitions and installations, product displays that showcase the newest in design and innovation, networking opportunities with influential people, an inter-school architectural design competition to inspire the next generation, entertainment for a variety of audiences, and energy-boosting food options.
She ended by inviting Nigerians from all walks of life to come to the expo since it has something to offer everyone and they can all help with the Building Nigeria Together initiative.
