By Dickson Omobola

The CEO, Big Cabal Media, organisers of the Moonshot, Tomiwa Aladekomo has said that this year’s Moonshot conference would serve as a catalyst for growth and innovation.

He explained that the premier conference would unite Africa’s thriving tech ecosystem and bring together innovators, entrepreneurs, thought leaders, and industry giants for networking, collaboration, and celebration of African innovation.

His words: “We are thrilled to announce this year’s event, Moonshot when technology is reshaping industries and driving transformative change across Africa.This platform serves as a catalyst for growth and innovation.

“This year, we’ve gathered an exceptional lineup of speakers who will inspire and empower attendees to take their businesses and ideas to new heights.”

The forum is scheduled to take place at Eko Hotels in Lagos this October.

Aladekomo further said:”Moonshot has established itself as the must-attend event for anyone invested in Africa’s tech landscape. With a lineup of 50 distinguished speakers, the conference promises to deliver unparalleled insights and inspiration. Among the headlining speakers are the Minister of Communication and Digital Technology, Bosun Tijani, Olugbenga Agboola, CEO of Flutterwave, and Anuoluwapo Adedoyin, CEO of Sabi, along with a host of other influential figures in the tech industry.

“The 2-day event will feature a diverse range of discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities will be organized by TechCabal in partnership with Sabi. While, the conference is sponsored by Piggyvest, Flutterwave, and Chippercash.

It will be Tech Cabal’s biggest conference ever with 5 content tracks including Future of Commerce with topics covering banking, logistics, and e-commerce; Emerging Tech Fest covering Web 3 & Metaverse, AI & ML, VR & AR; a startup festival covering venture capital, talent, and diversity; Big tech and enterprise conference focused on telecoms, broadband and energy; and a creative economy conference covering content and entertainment.”