Scott C. Eneje, a Lagos-based business and technology expert, predicts that Lagos State will become a hub for new tech innovators and developers by 2024. Eneje believes that Lagos will take center stage in producing the next wave of startup founders in various industries such as retail technology, virtual reality, augmented reality, real estate, and entertainment technology.
Eneje highlights the changing landscape of technology, which has made it easier for creators, developers, and designers to have access to resources and build their communities. This accessibility can lead to a more competitive economy in innovation and numerous product launches, benefitting Lagos in the long run.
According to Eneje, Lagos has immense potential in digital and creative innovations. He emphasizes the importance of cross-sector networking events and opportunities for traditional creators to leverage technology to stay relevant, expand market share, and enhance competitiveness.
Factors that Eneje identifies as instrumental in shaping Lagos’ technological progress include collaborative projects and initiatives, digital skills development for traditional creatives, government support and policies, cultural exchange programs, open data initiatives, and community engagement and advocacy.
While Eneje acknowledges that tough times may be predicted by experts and analysts, he believes they will drive more innovation within Lagos as individuals strive to rise above challenges and make a mark.
Lagos has already established itself as a frontrunner in innovation in Nigeria, allowing talented individuals to flourish and access global markets. It is also known for its resourcefulness and resilience.
In conclusion, Lagos State is poised to produce a new generation of tech innovators and developers by 2024. With its vibrant ecosystem and various opportunities for growth, Lagos is expected to play a significant role in driving technology advancements not only in Nigeria but also on the global stage.
