TechFeast 2026 is set to bring together professionals, entrepreneurs, business leaders, content creators, students and graduates in Lagos, Nigeria, to explore emerging technologies, develop future-ready skills and build valuable industry connections.
Scheduled for November 28, 2026, the event will be held under the theme, “The Human Spark of Innovation”, with activities focused on promoting innovation, collaboration and practical learning.
Founded by technology entrepreneur and innovation advocate Christyn Obiajulu, TechFeast aims to help participants understand emerging opportunities, exchange ideas and explore how technology and human creativity can drive business growth and career development.
Speaking about the initiative, Obiajulu emphasised that innovation goes beyond technological advancement, highlighting the importance of continuous learning, collaboration and openness to new ideas.
She noted that individuals and organisations must be willing to challenge traditional approaches and embrace new possibilities to remain relevant in an increasingly technology-driven economy.
The event will begin with Future Skills Week, a virtual programme scheduled to run from November 23 to 27, 2026. The programme will feature masterclasses designed to equip participants with practical knowledge and skills relevant to the changing world of work.
The week will culminate in the main TechFeast event on November 28, featuring learning sessions, networking opportunities, innovation showcases, industry discussions and entertainment.
According to the organisers, professionals will gain insights into emerging industry trends, while entrepreneurs and business leaders will have opportunities to explore technologies and partnerships that can support business growth.
Students, graduates and creators are also expected to benefit from exposure to new ideas, industry professionals and discussions that could help shape their career paths.
TechFeast operates under the model, “Learn. Connect. Experience. Continue the Community”, which encourages participants to maintain their learning and professional relationships beyond the event.
Beyond the main gathering, the initiative also runs TechFeast 1000, a community campaign built around the message “Every KM Counts”. The campaign encourages participants to walk or run, record their distances and contribute towards a collective target of 1,000 kilometres ahead of the main event.
The initiative reflects growing efforts to strengthen digital skills, promote entrepreneurship and prepare professionals for emerging opportunities in the global economy.
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