Day 4 of GITEX Nigeria 2025 unfolded with a strong focus on entrepreneurship, investment, and Africa’s digital future. At the Landmark Center in Victoria Island, Lagos, the Founders & Ventures sessions brought together entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and business leaders for one-on-one discussions, networking, and knowledge sharing. Veteran founders and investors offered insights into scaling businesses, securing funding, and navigating Africa’s complex startup ecosystem.
Meanwhile, the Future Economy Conference at the EKO Hotel Convention Centre convened policymakers, economists, and technology experts to explore how digital infrastructure, AI adoption, fintech innovation, and sustainable strategies can power Africa’s economic growth. The conference spotlighted practical approaches to solving the continent’s pressing challenges while underscoring technology’s role as a driver of long-term development.
Supernova Challenge Finals
The day’s highlight was the Supernova Challenge Finals, where Africa’s top startups presented groundbreaking solutions in AI, fintech, healthtech, agritech, and edtech. After a rigorous selection process, the finalists pitched to judges and investors, competing for funding, mentorship, and strategic partnerships.
Networking and Exhibitions
Delegates also engaged with cutting-edge innovations in dynamic exhibition spaces across both venues. From AI-driven tools to cybersecurity platforms, the show floor gave startups and established firms an opportunity to connect with potential clients and partners. Networking lounges and curated meetups enhanced collaboration opportunities.
Closing Ceremony
The event will conclude with a celebratory awards ceremony honoring Supernova Challenge winners and their contributions to Africa’s growing tech ecosystem. The closing remarks will encapsulate the conference’s mission: to inspire connections, accelerate innovation, and pave the way for a technology-driven African future.
