Ogbomoso Investment Roadshow rescheduled to March 10, 2026, set to spotlight Africa’s industrial future

The organisers of the Ogbomoso Investment Roadshow have announced a new date for the highly anticipated Abuja edition, now scheduled to hold on March 10, 2026.

In a statement issued by the Convener, Mr. Benjamin Onigbinde, Chief Executive Officer of Sigvent Industrial Cluster Limited, the event previously slated for an earlier date will now take place at the Trade and Convention Centre of the Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

 

The Roadshow, themed “Kick-Starting Large-Scale Investment in Industrial Clusters Development for Prosperity and Trade Growth in Africa,” will bring together a distinguished mix of investors, project sponsors, policymakers, development banks, and export credit agencies to explore emerging opportunities in Africa’s industrialisation landscape.

 

Positioned as a flagship initiative of the Ogbomoso Economic and Investment Summit platform, the Roadshow serve as a strategic marketplace for collaborations across priority sectors including agro-processing, medical tourism, mining, and solid minerals areas identified as competitive strengths during the Inaugural Ogbomoso Economic and Investment Summit held on November 23–24, 2022.

 

Since its inception, the platform has hosted two successful editions:

 

August 24, 2023, at the Business Hub of the International Airport, and

 

February 14, 2024, at the International Conference Centre, Abuja.

 

These engagements have deepened investor interest, fostered partnerships, and enhanced dialogue around industrial transformation in Oyo State and beyond.

 

Ahead of the 2026 edition, organisers have also unveiled a robust lineup of speakers under the banner “Meet the Voices Shaping Africa’s Industrial Future,” comprising thought leaders, policymakers, and innovators poised to drive conversations around accelerating large-scale investments in industrial clusters.

 

The upcoming Roadshow is expected to serve as a pivotal platform for unlocking new capital flows, strengthening trade, and advancing Africa’s broader industrial prosperity agenda.

 

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