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Thursday, February 7 • 5:30pm - 6:30pm
The Lagos Go-Slow Economy: What Research & Data Can Tell Us About Trade & Opportunities Queue Early!

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Lagos traffic hawkers are many things to many people: For some, they bring the market and products closer to consumers, an epitome of convenience. Others view them as nuisance who shouldn t be on the road. Some say they constitute road hazards, treading dangerously on the path of death. The Lagos State Government on the other hand, tolerates them for the sake of public opinion, but is genuinely concerned that they constitute an eyesore in relation to the kind of squeaky clean and modern image they want for the city.

The Lagos Go-Slow Economy: What Research & Data Can Tell Us About Trade & Opportunities will unpack the Lagos Go-Slow Economy. What do data from research and insights reveal as the real story and narrative in this vibrant yet controversial economy?

This discussion will share lessons from the go-slow economy on how brands can get closer to consumers and in the process help put people to work.

Speakers
avatar for Lanre Ekemode

Lanre Ekemode

PR & Research Executive, Modion Communications
Lanre currently works as a PR and Research Executive with one of Nigeria's fastest growing Marketing Communications Agency, Modion Communications. Her experience spans across PR strategy, Research, Content development and copywriting. The internet, old books and peppered rice are... Read More →
avatar for Dolapo Akinola-Omojola

Dolapo Akinola-Omojola

Managing Partner, MMonitor Consulting
Dolapo is a strategic insights specialist with experience and professional competence in consumer, marketing and social research tools. She has substantial on the ground experience in designing and conducting research across five African markets; Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Cameroon... Read More →
avatar for Odion Aleobua

Odion Aleobua

CEO, Modion Communications
I am a communications strategist, passionate about creating change and breaking new grounds. Founder, Modion Communications (an integrated PR firm) and InsideMainland.com - an online community media platform, dedicated to reporting goings-on in Lagos Mainland - the city's host to... Read More →
avatar for Tunji Andrews

Tunji Andrews

Lead Economist, Time, Trade & Commodities
Tunji Andrews is the Lead Economist at Time, Trade and Commodities (TTAC), Africa and the European Union consultant in Nigeria under the EU SUFEGOR project. He is a financial literacy advocate, Macro-Economics thought leader and a renowned media personality.He was a member of the... Read More →
avatar for JJ. Omojuwa

JJ. Omojuwa

Public Speaker / Blogger, Omojuwa.com
I am interested in conversations around Governance | Politics | Policies | Digital Media | Culture | Africans x Nigerians
avatar for Akintunde Oyebode

Akintunde Oyebode

Executive Secretary, Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (Lsetf)
Economist, Cohiba lover and Manchester United fanatic.


Thursday February 7, 2019 5:30pm - 6:30pm CET
Studio Suite
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