Featured Events in Lagos in June 2024 (July Updated)

The Food & Beverage West Africa is the premier exhibition dedicated to the thriving food and beverage industry in West Africa. Held in Lagos at the prestigious Landmark Centre, this event provides a remarkable platform for industry professionals to showcase their innovative food and drink products. With its strategic location in the heart of Nigeria, Food & Beverage West Africa offers unparalleled opportunities to forge valuable business connections across the grocery, catering, and wider F&B sectors. From small-scale enterprises to multinational corporations, exhibitors can leverage this event to expand their market reach and explore new avenues for growth. The event, scheduled from June 11 to June 13, 2024, promises to be a hub of industry knowledge, networking, and business development. Attendees can expect to engage with key stakeholders, gain insights into the latest industry trends, and uncover lucrative opportunities. Food & Beverage West Africa 2024 is an essential destination for anyone seeking to tap into the dynamic food and beverage market in West Africa and beyond.

IoT West Africa 2024, taking place in Lagos at the Landmark Centre from June 25th to June 27th, is the premier event for those looking to establish themselves as preferred suppliers, dedicated supporters, and technological pioneers in the field. With the future becoming increasingly interconnected, businesses are facing a new set of challenges as they adapt to a digital operating model. This digital transformation is causing seismic waves across sectors and industries worldwide. At IoT West Africa, you'll have the opportunity to hear from industry pioneers, inventors, and thought leaders as they delve deep into discussions surrounding the innovative IoT ecosystem. According to Future Business Insights, the IoT market is projected to grow from $381.30 billion in 2021 to $1,854.76 billion in 2028, at a CAGR of 25.4% between 2021-2028. While West Africa has already embraced IoT solutions, there is still immense potential for growth and the need for a technological shift is more urgent than ever. This event aims to showcase groundbreaking technologies and dazzling innovations, offering you a platform to explore the latest advancements and best practices in IoT. Connect with industry leaders, government officials, visionaries, entrepreneurs, researchers, and other key stakeholders. Witness live demonstrations illustrating how IoT is bridging the gap between the physical and digital worlds. By participating in IoT West Africa, you can establish yourself as a leading supplier, dedicated supporter, and technological trendsetter in this rapidly evolving field.

The interest in a joint exhibition by António Areal, Sofia Areal and Martim Brion (Areal) is based on the articulation of three generations of the same family linked to the plastic arts, with different markers in Portuguese art. António Areal appeared with a metaphysical surrealism at the end of the 1960s, followed by a brief informalist phase at the beginning of the following decade, to develop one of the most important neo-figurative projects of the 1960s-70s with a neo-dada content; Sofia Areal entered the late 1980s, in international agreement with the time of bad painting or transvanguardia, which was signalled by a return to the paradigm of painting and has been producing some of the most relevant and original work on the Portuguese art scene. With a more recent and emerging production, Martim Brion has already emerged in this century, in times of installation and post-conceptual interventions, observable in his plurality of materials and supports, working between photography (momentary sketches) and sculpture (thoughts in a physical state). Acting in different times, these projects couldn't be the same, as they aren't; but they are linked by proximities that make it possible to establish links of relationship and continuity, a familiarity in difference.