On Wednesday, April 22, 2026, the Future of Commerce Summit 2.0, put together by a leading technology platform, Glovo, will take place at the Landmark Events Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Government stakeholders, policymakers, entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and innovators will gather for the second time to explore emerging trends, opportunities, and challenges shaping the commerce and logistics landscape.
At the inaugural edition last year, participants across Nigeria’s technology, digital, and commerce ecosystems had a meaningful dialogue on the future of commerce and innovation in the country.
A statement from the organisers assured that this year’s programme would be bigger and better as it would spotlight the role of digital platforms in driving economic growth, empowering small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), and accelerating Nigeria’s digital transformation.
Speaking about the planned summit, the Interim General Manager of Glovo Nigeria, Ms Reni Onafeko, said that the event reflects the company’s commitment to empowering small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), which are widely regarded as the backbone of Nigeria’s economy, with access to tools, insights, and digital infrastructure.
She explained that Future of Commerce 2.0 will focus on scaling impact across Nigerian cities, leveraging technology to drive inclusive growth and expand access to digital commerce opportunities.
“At Glovo, we are deeply committed to empowering local businesses and creating opportunities for SMBs to thrive in an increasingly digital economy. Nigeria’s commerce ecosystem is evolving rapidly, driven by innovation and a new generation of entrepreneurs.
“The Future of Commerce Summit 2.0 reflects our vision of fostering collaboration and equipping entrepreneurs with the tools and insights needed to scale sustainably.
“Through this platform, we aim to amplify the voices of businesses and drive impactful conversations that will shape the future of commerce in Nigeria,” Ms Onafeko noted.
