Lagos is West Africa's largest commercial city and a hub for manufacturing, trade, logistics and finance. It provides a strong base for packaging, FMCG, construction, automotive, agriculture and services industries.
| Country & City | |
|---|---|
| Country | Federal Republic of Nigeria |
| Host city | Lagos, Lagos State |
| Venue | Landmark Centre, Victoria Island |
| Time zone | West Africa Time (WAT), UTC +1 |
| Daylight saving | Not observed |
| Country dialling code | +234 |
| Language, Currency & Payments | |
|---|---|
| Official language | English — widely used in business |
| Local languages | Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa and others in daily life |
| Currency | Nigerian Naira (NGN) |
| Cards | Accepted at major hotels, malls and restaurants |
| Cash | Common for smaller payments and transport |
| Currency exchange | Use banks and licensed bureaux only |
Lagos is typically warm and humid year round. March falls at the end of the drier season, ahead of the main rains.
Expect consistently warm, humid conditions across the show days. Light, breathable clothing is the practical choice.
Indoor spaces — the venue, hotels, restaurants and vehicles — are strongly air-conditioned. A light jacket is genuinely useful.
Drink bottled or filtered water only. Hotels and the venue supply sealed bottled water.
Three days on a hard exhibition floor. Comfortable closed shoes, not new ones.
The core buying audience — injection, blow, extrusion and thermoforming operations serving domestic and regional demand.
Nigeria's largest packaging consumer segment, driving demand for films, closures, containers and converting capacity.
Pipes, fittings, profiles, insulation and geosynthetics tied to housing and infrastructure investment.
Component manufacture and assembly operations sourcing moulded and extruded parts.
Films, irrigation systems, crates, storage solutions and agricultural input packaging.
A fast-growing segment as collection infrastructure, recycled content demand and regulation all develop together.
| Nigeria Plastics Market Snapshot | |
|---|---|
| Population | 232 million — Africa's largest |
| Plastics industries | 3,000+ |
| Annual polymer consumption | 1.1 million tonnes |
| Industry growth rate | 8.1% |
| Processing machinery imported | ~70% |
| Raw materials imported | ~80% |
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