Securex West Africa and co-located events return to Lagos to reconnect the security, safety, fire and facilities management sectors
Securex West Africa is set to return in May for its eleventh edition alongside the co-located Firexpo West Africa, Smart Cities West Africa and Facilities Management West Africa events. The region’s leading exhibition and conference for the security, safety, fire and facilities management sectors promises to engage, inspire and connect more than 3,000 audience members over three days from the 9th – 11th May 2023 at the Landmark Centre, Lagos.
With over 150 brands expected to be present, many leading companies from across the industries are already confirmed to be exhibiting this year including both local and international suppliers such as ZKTeco Biometrics Limited, Centurion Systems West Africa, Nemtek and Turnstar Systems for the Securex event, Crown Safemasters (FirePro) and Bristol Fire Engineering for the Firexpo event, Endeavour Africa and Unotelos Nigeria for the Smart Cities event and Provast Integrated Facilities Management for the Facilities Management event to name just a few.
The three day conference programme will also be taking place with industry leaders taking to the stage to open discussions on some of the most important issues affecting the sector in today’s world. Alongside the conference, specialised technical workshops will take place allowing attendees to take part in exhibitor product demonstrations and case studies. Visitors and exhibitors alike can also look forward to a host of invitational breakfast meetings which will be held to give opportunity for more in-depth, high-level networking amongst engaged industry professionals.
This year’s event is also being sponsored by Halogen Group, Net Global Systems and ZKTeco Nigeria and organisers are pleased to also have support from partners including ASIS Lagos Chapter, Institute of Workplace and Facilities Management and OSHAssociation among others.
Organisers are also delighted to announce the return of the Security in Complex Environments Group (SCEG) Pavilion, that brings with it a range of key, industry leading companies that advise government and large scale corporations on security matters. At last year’s event, Paul Gibson, Director, SCEG said “Securex has been an excellent experience, not only for me within SCEG, but all the companies within SCEG who have very much enjoyed the interaction with clients and potential clients, and indeed engaging with stakeholders”.
As well as the SCEG Pavilion the organisers are in late stage conversations to bring on board pavilions from various countries and trade bodies that will bolster and diversify the exhibitor profile at Securex West Africa. With these steps being taken, over 20 countries are expected to be represented at show for the first time.
The floorplan is quickly filling up but there are still stands available make sure to visit the website www.securexwestafrica.com and get in touch to be a part of the exhibition.
