Big 5 Construct Nigeria returns to Lagos from 22 – 24 September 2026, supporting the country’s $54 billion construction market

Big 5 Construct Nigeria, the country’s largest construction event, returns for its sixth edition at Landmark Centre, Lagos, from 22 – 24 September 2026. Spotlighting products and solutions from more than 165 exhibitors from over 20 countries, the event is expected to attract more than 10,000 attendees, bringing together contractors, developers, architects, engineers and decision-makers from across Nigeria’s built environment for business, networking and knowledge exchange.

Nigeria’s construction industry generated approximately $54 billion in construction output in 2025 and is forecast to grow by around 3.1% in 2026, followed by average annual growth of about 3.2% between 2027 and 2030 (Source: Market Research; ResearchandMarkets). This sustained expansion is supported by continued investment across infrastructure, housing delivery and industrial and manufacturing development.

Under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, the Federal Government plans to establish Building Materials Manufacturing Hubs across Nigeria, signaling a stronger focus on local production, resilient supply chains and more affordable construction. As Nigeria’s project pipeline expands and efforts to strengthen domestic capacity gather pace, Big 5 Construct Nigeria will bring together the suppliers, buyers and project stakeholders needed to support this next phase of construction activity, showcasing materials, equipment and technologies across key areas of the built environment.

“Nigeria’s construction sector is witnessing an important period of growth, with continued investment creating demand for new products, expertise and capabilities across the value chain. Big 5 Construct Nigeria provides an opportunity to connect the companies and authorities driving this growth with an international network of suppliers and industry leaders, supporting the exchange of knowledge and business relationships that can contribute to the country’s construction ambitions, aligned with Nigeria’s National Development Plan (NDP),” said Josine Heijmans, Senior Vice President, dmg events.

Connecting international exhibitors with Nigeria’s construction industry

This edition of Big 5 Construct Nigeria will welcome over 150 exhibiting brands from more than 20 countries, including Germany, India, Spain, Tunisia and the UAE. Exhibitors will showcase products and solutions across building interiors and finishes; concrete and cement; construction tools and personal protective equipment (PPE); digital construction technologies; mechanical, electrical and plumbing services; heavy construction equipment; marble and stone; metal, steel and aluminium systems; offsite and modular construction; urban design and landscape; along with windows, doors and façades.

Featured exhibitors include Saint-Gobain, an international leader in sustainable construction materials; Sika, a specialty chemicals company offering construction solutions; Asian Paints, one of the world’s leading paint and coatings companies; Bosch, an international engineering and technology solutions provider across mobility, consumer products and smart building systems and more; Uniflo – Al Shihhi Industry, a UAE manufacturer of quality plumbing and sanitary products; SPG Nigeria, a local construction and civil engineering company that also manufactures ready-mix concrete and more; and Abumet, a local aluminium and glass engineering company, alongside other regional and international manufacturers.

Upskilling Nigeria’s construction professionals

Complementing the exhibition floor, Big 5 Talks will feature over 25 CPD-certified sessions across all three days, covering architecture, design, cost and commercial management, project management, sustainable building materials and façades. The programme will address practical challenges across the construction project lifecycle, with sessions focusing on project delivery, digital adoption, cost management, fit-out and finishes and sustainable building practices. Sessions will include Bldr Adetunji Adeniran, Registrar and Secretary to Council, Council of Registered Builders of Nigeria, who will explore advanced project delivery strategies for high-risk environments, including risk management, project governance and oversight.

Gabriel Oyekunle, Creative Director, CraftsPhile Studios, will address BIM adoption in non-BIM environments, focusing on practical approaches to improving coordination, efficiency and decision-making while implementing digital workflows incrementally. Engr Thabang Chitja, Customer Success Manager, RIB Software, will examine how digital project controls and real-time data can improve cost visibility, risk management and project performance. Other sessions will explore fit-out and finishes, with Abimbola Onagbade, Head, CDK Integrated Industries, examining how to balance cost, quality and timelines in modern developments, while Arc. Emmanuel Falude, Director of Education and Certification, Green Building Council of Nigeria, will address the business case for green buildings, including asset value, operational savings and sustainable investment.

Big 5 Construct Nigeria is free to attend for all trade and industry professionals aged 18 and above. Registration is now open. For more information, visit www.big5constructnigeria.com

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