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Power Nigeria is set to hold the Leading Tradefair for the Power IndustryPosted: A year ago |
Power Nigeria is the leading trade fair for the Power Industry in Nigeria. The fair would hold from the 27th to 29th September 2016 at Eko Hotel - Lagos, Nigeria. International leaders in the industry from 12+ countries are gearing up to present their latest products, technologies and solutions at the 2016 edition of Power Nigeria! According to the organizers you can be assured of meeting and networking with some of the biggest companies in the global power industry. Source products and technologies from China, Egypt, Germany, Ghana, India, Netherlands, Nigeria, Spain, Tunisia, UAE, the UK and a special country pavilion from Turkey. It is a great opportunity to collect information, source products and technologies to help to achieve continual Power supply in Nigeria! Over the next decade, Nigeria is set to become one of the fastest developing nations for power generation, transmission and distribution with all sectors of the power industry in need of drastic development. Highlights of the Programme
The speakers of the programme include :
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