OPay Highlights Smart Business Solutions At Nigeria Agrofood International Trade Show 2026
OPay took centre stage as a major sponsor at the Nigeria Agrofood International Trade Show 2026, held from March 24 to 26 at the Landmark Centre in Lagos.
The annual event, regarded as one of West Africa’s leading platforms for the agrofood industry, attracted over 100 exhibitors and thousands of stakeholders spanning agriculture, food production, packaging, and technology. Participants gathered to explore innovations, partnerships, and investment opportunities across the value chain.
During the conference, OPay used the platform to spotlight its growing role in driving financial inclusion within the agricultural sector. Representing the company, Sanni Saidi, Director of Key Account and Merchant Acquiring, spoke on how digital payment systems are reshaping operations for farmers, distributors, and agribusinesses.
He noted that efficient and secure payment infrastructure is becoming essential for improving transparency, reducing transaction risks, and enabling businesses to scale more effectively in an increasingly digital economy.
Beyond its core payment services, OPay also introduced its expanding suite of Smart Business Solutions – tools designed to address operational challenges across industries. The company explained that these solutions are tailored to meet the specific needs of businesses, helping to streamline processes, improve collections, and support sustainable growth.
Speaking on the company’s participation, Chief Commercial Officer Elizabeth Wang emphasised the importance of industry events in connecting key players and shaping the future of agriculture. She said OPay’s approach goes beyond facilitating transactions, focusing instead on building practical solutions that help businesses operate more efficiently and expand over time.
Throughout the three-day exhibition, OPay engaged with partners, exhibitors, and industry leaders, exploring opportunities to deepen collaboration and broaden its impact within the agrofood ecosystem.
The company’s presence at the event reflects its wider strategy of leveraging technology-driven financial services to support critical sectors of Nigeria’s economy, particularly agriculture, where access to efficient financial tools remains a key driver of growth.
