Over 150 Exhibitors Attend Odu’a Int’l Trade Fair

Posted on October 24, 2024

 

Over One Hundred and fifty exhibitors are participating in the 2024 edition of the Odu’a International Trade Fair holding between October 18 to 29, 2024 at the Expoyo ground, Sango, Ibadan.

 

The exhibition, co-hosted by the Southwest states at the Trade fair ground, Expoyo, Sango, Ibadan is poised to become the largest business gathering in the South-West region.

 

According to the Chairman organizing committee, Odu’a International Trade Fair 2024, Chief Kola Akosile, who disclosed this at the trade fair ground said the event is featuring a diverse range of exhibitors from the six South-West states, including Oyo, Ekiti, Lagos, Ogun, Ondo, and Osun”.

 

He said, “With over 100-150 exhibitors already confirmed to showcase their products and services, the event will boost the economy of the hosting State”

Akosile said Nigerian businesses can tap into the vast opportunities inherent in the trades with the six Southwest states.

He said, “Products and services showcased will include agric and agro-allied products, manufactured goods, electronic goods among others,” Chief Akosile said.

The organizing committee chairman stated that the 10-day event, which started October 18 will also feature business exhibitions, and a showcase of the region’s agricultural prowess, with a focus on food security and natural resources.

Chief Akinwande, President of Odu’a Chamber of Commerce Industry Mines and Agriculture (ODU’ACCIMA), noted that the government has provided security measures, including personnel from the DSS, Amotekun, and the Sango Divisional Police Station.

“As far as security is concerned, the Government of Oyo State has given us the services of DSS, Amotekun, and the Sango Divisional Police Station is sending four police officers to watch over the trade fair ground.”

Dr. Daniel Gbadero, the President, Oyo State Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (OYCCIMA), emphasized the importance of local production, saying, “When we create, we don’t need to depend on goods coming from outside of this country to survive. God has abundantly blessed us with raw resources, minerals, and agricultural products. It’s up to us to reset, go into production, and add value to these resources.”

He added that the trade fair will also highlight artificial intelligence applications, technology displays, and satellite imaging for agricultural management, showcasing the latest innovations in precision agriculture.

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