FG, Lagos State Government Commend Global Sight Services For Successfully Hosting Lagos NATCO 2025

Lagos, Nigeria — The Federal Government and the Lagos State Government have applauded Global Sight Services Limited, the convener of the Nigerian Artisan and Technicians Conference (LAGOSNATCO 2025), for its unwavering commitment to empowering artisans across the country.

The three-day conference, which began on November 25 and ended on November 27, 2025, took place at the Old NITEL Training School, Cappa Bus Stop, Oshodi, Lagos.

Delivering the keynote address at the opening ceremony, the Honorable Minister of State for Industry, Sen. John Owan Enoh who was represented by Alhaji Mohammed Bala, Director of Industry in the Ministry, commended the sustainability and consistency of the conference, which began in Lagos in 2019 and has since been hosted in other states including Kano, Bauchi, and Oyo.

Sen. Enoh praised Global Sight Services Limited for its “unrelenting efforts” in strengthening the artisan and technician ecosystem nationwide. He congratulated all participants and assured them of the Ministry’s continued support, especially in the areas of capacity building and the adoption of new technologies in various trade sectors.

Also while declaring conference open and delivering goodwill remarks, the Executive Governor of Lagos State, represented by Alhaja Kuburat Bello, Director of Administration at the Lagos State Ministry of Wealth Creation and Employment, commended the organizers for their steadfast contributions to the growth of artisans and technicians in Lagos State.

She highlighted ongoing initiatives through which the Lagos State Government supports tradesmen and artisans, adding that the government is committed to rolling out additional support programs for MSMEs across the state. She congratulated the convener and reaffirmed Lagos State’s commitment to promoting skill development and innovation among its workforce.

The guest speaker, Professor Fisher David Adeyinka, delivered an insightful and impactful address on the theme: “Artisan Innovation: Driving Sustainable Practices and Green Technology.” His presentation emphasized the role of artisans in Nigeria’s transition to environmentally responsible and technologically advanced practices.

Several key government agencies also participated in this year’s conference, including the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), NEXIM Bank, and the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC).

At the closing ceremony, Dr. Dayo Bello, Managing Director of Global Sight Services Limited and convener of LAGOSNATCO 2025, expressed profound appreciation to all partnering and collaborating government agencies for their invaluable support.

He also acknowledged the contribution of participating brands such as NNPC Oleum, Intercontinental Distillers, President Paint, Airtel Nigeria, and Nigerian Distillers, noting that their involvement helped make the 2025 edition a resounding success.

Dr. Bello revealed that the 2026 edition of the Nigerian Artisan and Technicians Conference will be expanded to more states, surpassing the four-state coverage achieved this year. He appealed for more support from both federal and state governments to ensure an even bigger and more impactful event next year.

He further thanked association leaders and their members for their steadfast participation throughout the three-day event, commending their commitment to adding value to their respective trades.

With its growing national reach and strengthened multi-sectoral partnerships, Nigerian Artisan and Technicians Conference (NATCO) continues to position itself as one of Nigeria’s most influential platforms for artisan and technician development.