Connect with supply chain directors, warehouse managers and procurement leads across retail, FMCG, manufacturing, e-commerce, pharmaceuticals and energy, all seeking warehousing and logistics solutions for a fast growing market.
Position your company as a founding exhibitor of West Africa's first dedicated warehousing and logistics platform, gaining visibility ahead of competitors who wait for later editions.
Meet prospects actively sourcing solutions for a $27.58 billion regional logistics market, and turn valuable conversations into long term business relationships.
Use the show floor to introduce new products, technologies and services to buyers who are actively evaluating suppliers for warehousing, storage, freight and fulfilment needs.
West Africa Warehousing & Logistics Expo launches at a pivotal moment for the region's supply chain sector. As a launch edition, exhibitors are not competing for attention against years of established competitors. You are shaping the show, and the market, from day one.
Nigeria's freight and logistics market is forecast to grow from $11.66 billion in 2026 to $15.97 billion by 2031.
Nigeria holds 37.44% of West Africa's total logistics market, making it the anchor point for regional distribution strategies.
Nigeria's e-commerce sector is forecast to grow from $10.49 billion in 2026 to $18.68 billion by 2031, driving fresh demand for warehousing, fulfilment and last mile capacity.
The AFCFTA agreement connects a $3.4 trillion market of 1.3 billion people, opening new cross border opportunities for suppliers who establish a presence in West Africa early.
The commissioning of Lekki Deep Sea Port and capacity upgrades at Onne Port are easing congestion and accelerating cargo flow through the country's key trade corridors.
Sources: Mordor Intelligence, World Bank
