Over 100 vendors set for Lagos Mainland Trade Fair
Lagos residents and entrepreneurs are set to experience a vibrant weekend of business, innovation, and shopping as the Lagos Mainland Trade Fair kicks off on 6th and 7th September at Yard 158, Kudirat Abiola Way, Ikeja. Curated by Monalisa Abimbola Azeh, a lawyer turned entrepreneur and founder of Mona Matthews, and Olori Janet Afolabi, a […]
Lagos residents and entrepreneurs are set to experience a vibrant weekend of business, innovation, and shopping as the Lagos Mainland Trade Fair kicks off on 6th and 7th September at Yard 158, Kudirat Abiola Way, Ikeja.
Curated by Monalisa Abimbola Azeh, a lawyer turned entrepreneur and founder of Mona Matthews, and Olori Janet Afolabi, a CNN award-winning journalist and Queen of Apomu Kingdom, the event aims to drive economic growth, entrepreneurial excellence, and community engagement.
The two-day fair promises a diverse showcase of over 100 vendors across sectors including fashion, food, lifestyle, technology, beauty, and services. Visitors will also enjoy food courts, live entertainment, and raffle giveaways.
Speaking on the objectives of the trade fair, Azeh described it as “a game-changer for many businesses and entrepreneurs. It is not just a shopping affair; it is a platform for innovation, discovery, and entrepreneurial growth, providing businesses the space to thrive and communities the opportunity to flourish.”
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Olori Janet Afolabi added that the event will serve as “a gateway to business opportunities. This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to supporting local businesses and entrepreneurs. Together, we aim to create a lasting impact and expand access to opportunities beyond the physical venue.”
The trade fair will also serve as a networking hub, connecting entrepreneurs with potential partners, investors, and customers.
Buyers are expected to benefit from discovering new products and services, interacting directly with manufacturers, and accessing discounted prices and exclusive deals.
Organisers anticipate that the fair will attract thousands of residents, small and medium enterprises, and brands, offering a dynamic marketplace experience complete with exclusive bargains, unique brands, and family-friendly activities.