Moonshot Lagos Is Almost Here Again:

Lagos is preparing to host another edition of Moonshot by TechCabal", A technology conference that brings together investors, business leaders, startup founders and policymakers to discuss the future of Africa's technology Industry.

The event is scheduled to hold on October 28 and 29, 2026, at the National Theatre in Lagos, Nigeria.
This year’s theme, “Courage & Conviction: Building for a New World,” focuses on what it takes to build and grow in a changing technology landscape.

Moonshot has become a meeting point for people involved in Africa's technology and business sectors. This event brings together people with different backgrounds and interests, creating opportunities to exchange ideas, build professional connections and explore developments in the industry.

For many startup founders, Moonshot offers an opportunity to connect with investors, learn from experienced entrepreneurs and explore ways to grow their businesses. Investors, on the other hand, can discover new startups and consider new investment opportunities.

Outside business connections, the conference also provides a chance for the people interested in technology to learn about developments in the industry, exchange ideas and gain insights into the challenges and opportunities facing African businesses.

This year's confirmed speakers include Olugbenga Agboola, founder and CEO of Flutterwave; Emmanuel Lubanzadio, Africa lead at OpenAI; Dr Emomotimi Agama, director-general of Nigeria's Securities and Exchange Commission; and Idorenyin Obong, CEO and co-founder of Grey. Other announced speakers include Sim Shagaya, group CEO of the uLesson Group, and Karl Toriola, CEO of MTN Nigeria.

The conference will cover topics ranging from artificial intelligence and startup investment to climate technology, government policies and digital payments affecting the tech industry. There will also be opportunities for startups to pitch their ideas and connect with potential investors. For attendees, these discussions could offer a clearer picture of how technology is shaping businesses and creating new opportunities across Africa.

As the event draws closer,Moonshot aims to bring people with different ideas a d experience to discuss the future of technology in Africa.For those interested in learning, building connections and exploring new opportunities, the conference offers a chance to engage with the people and ideas shaping the industry.