Nigeria, Ogun State Shine at Intra-African Trade Fair 2025 With Prestigious Stand Awards

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Nigeria emerged as a major highlight at the Intra-African Trade Fair (IATF) 2025 after receiving the award for Best Stand for Doing Business, a recognition that underscores the country’s growing commitment to trade facilitation and investment promotion on the continent.

At the same event, Ogun State distinguished itself by clinching the Best Stand Feature Award, positioning the state as a leading hub for industrialization and investment opportunities within Nigeria.

The awards were presented during the closing ceremony of the IATF 2025, which brought together governments, investors, and business leaders from across Africa to showcase trade and investment opportunities. Organizers of the fair noted that Nigeria’s pavilion stood out for its innovative approach to promoting business-friendly policies and highlighting sectors with high growth potential.

Ogun State’s recognition was attributed to its creative exhibition design and focus on manufacturing, agriculture, and infrastructure, sectors in which the state has continued to attract both local and foreign investors.

Industry experts at the fair observed that the awards further reinforce Nigeria’s efforts to position itself as a top destination for trade and investment under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).

The IATF, organized by the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) in collaboration with the African Union, serves as one of the continent’s largest platforms for advancing intra-African trade, connecting buyers and sellers, and driving economic integration.

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