Nigeria’s International Shopping Fair Sees Global Exhibitors Promoting Their Products

The International Shopping Fair, which began on June 2 and will run till June 12 in Lagos, has reportedly attracted exhibitors from around the globe.

Nizam Exhibitions Company's owner, Ali Nizam, opened up on Wednesday about the international fair--being held at Federal Palace Hotel and Casino, Victoria Island--during a media briefing, saying the attendees will be able to explore a wide range of products, including jewelry, linens, embroideries, and more.

"This year, the fair shines a spotlight on the sale of captivating silver ornaments," he said, Punch reported. "The discerning shopper will discover a captivating collection of handcrafted jewelry, ranging from delicate necklaces and bracelets to intricately designed rings and earrings."

Nizam, who is one of the organisers of the exhibition, emphasized how these collections were going to provide an opportunity for the attendees to explore the style across the world in one place.

He continued, "Each piece tells a unique story, blending traditional techniques with contemporary aesthetics, and reflecting the cultural heritage of diverse regions. The International Shopping Fair provides an opportunity to explore a world of elegance and style as exhibitors would showcase exquisite linen and embroidery."

Nizam also shared his excitement to organize this fair under the new government, appointed on May 29.

"We are undoubtedly excited to organize the International Shopping Fair in Lagos, especially as Nigeria experiences the dawn of a new administration," he concluded. "Our goal is to empower people and businesses as the exhibition provides a perfect platform for accommodating a diverse range of products and services."

Tinubu was sworn-in as president of Nigeria on May 29, as Muhammadu Buhari stepped down from his position after serving the country from 2015 to 2023.

Ahead of leaving office, Buhari launched a new plan, Nigeria Agenda 2050 (NA 2050) to increase the country's GDP. According to NA 2050, Nigeria is planning to increase the GDP by 7% as it will create 165 million new jobs and the condition of 2.1 million Nigerians living in poverty will be improved.

International Shopping Fair is one of the opportunities for Nigerian business owners to feature their products alongside international vendors, including fashion items, electronics, home appliances, cosmetics, handicrafts, and so on.

According to Nizam, "Every participant will have a feeling of triumph for contributing to the advancement of society."