NIPOLI EXPO 2026

NIPOLI EXPO 2026: Mega 8 — Where Innovation Meets Agribusiness Growth

NIPOLI EXPO 2026: the future of agribusiness across the region.

The Nigeria Poultry and Livestock Expo (NIPOLI EXPO 2026) is the premier B2B event where professionals from across the poultry, livestock, animal health, and feed industries gather to network, learn, and source new products.

With thousands of local and international attendees expected, NIPOLI EXPO 2026 is the ultimate marketplace for agribusiness decision-makers and forward-thinking professionals.

What to Expect as a Visitor

  • Access to 200+ Exhibitors from Nigeria and abroad
  • Live demonstrations of machinery, tools, and technology
  • B2B networking opportunities with manufacturers & distributors
  • Technical sessions, seminars, and product presentations
  • Special promotions, giveaways, and industry deals
  • Insight into trends, innovations, and policy directions

 

🔗 Register Now to Attend NIPOLI EXPO 2026
👉 Click here to register as a visitor 

Admission is free for all registered visitors. Early registration ensures fast-track entry and access to event updates.

NIPOLI EXPO 2026: Who Should Visit?

Farm owners, producers, and operators seeking new technologies, improved breeds, modern production systems, disease-control solutions, and profitable farming practices.

Decision-makers in the feed value chain exploring new formulations, feed additives, quality-testing solutions, and distribution partnerships.

Professionals and specialists focused on animal care, pharmaceuticals, vaccines, diagnostics, and preventive health innovations.

Buyers and sellers researching tractors, processing systems, hatchery equipment, brooding tools, water systems, waste-management solutions, and farm automation technologies.

Suppliers of feed ingredients, additives, vitamins, vaccines, disinfectants, biosecurity materials, breeding stock, and day-old chicks seeking market expansion.

Experts offering advisory services, technical training, productivity improvement strategies, and farm management systems.

Policymakers, regulators, ministries, donor agencies, and NGOs looking to support agricultural development, food security programs, and private-sector collaboration.

Organized farmer groups, trade associations, and cooperative societies seeking partnerships, knowledge-sharing, and industry engagement.

Businesses involved in the supply and distribution of livestock products, equipment, raw materials, and value-added goods across domestic and international markets.