Investors and businesses are preparing for the 21st Abuja Trade Fair scheduled for September 2026. The event will focus on themes of resilience, trade, and taxation in light of ongoing economic challenges.

The community of Makun Omi in Ogun State has continued to uphold its traditional barter trade system and the lively Okosi Festival, despite experiencing a 15-year blackout. This resilience highlights the community's commitment to preserving its cultural practices and economic activities.

At the Nigeria Ceramic Investment Summit and Product Exhibition 2026, stakeholders in Nigeria's ceramic industry emphasized the need for increased domestic investment, innovation, and stronger policy support to reduce the $2.1 billion spent on ceramic imports. They advocated for deeper collaboration to enhance the sector's role in industrialization, job creation, and economic diversification, according to Vanguard.

Port and Terminal Multiservices Limited (PTML) has announced a $50 million investment aimed at upgrading its Lagos port terminal. This upgrade is expected to enhance the capacity and efficiency of the terminal, which plays a crucial role in Nigeria's maritime operations.

A workshop in Lagos highlights the role of fashion in Africa's creative economy, investment, and growth, with designers actively engaged in their craft. The scene captures the early morning efforts of a designer adjusting seams on fabric adorned with intricate patterns, emphasizing the significance of fashion in the continent's economic landscape.

According to Punch, an adviser to Lagos Governor Sanwo-Olu has emphasized that Nigeria's clean cooking initiative has the potential to enhance economic growth, generate employment opportunities, and improve public health. The initiative aims to promote cleaner cooking methods across the country.