GIG Mobility has announced plans to host its 2026 Product Conference, themed “INTEGRATO,” as part of efforts to address fragmentation in Nigeria’s mobility and logistics sector.
The event, scheduled for April 23, 2026, in Lagos, is expected to bring together industry leaders, policymakers, and technology innovators to explore the future of transportation and logistics in Africa, according to a statement.
The company said the conference would focus on building a seamless and fully integrated mobility ecosystem, amid persistent challenges such as multiple booking platforms, inconsistent travel experiences, and disconnected payment and logistics systems.
Chief Executive Officer of GIGM, Dr Enahoro Okhae, said the initiative represents a shift from isolated service delivery to a unified system that connects all aspects of travel and logistics.
He noted that the current mobility landscape forces users to rely on multiple solutions to complete a single journey, adding that the company aims to streamline the process by integrating services such as booking, transportation, payments, accommodation, and logistics into one coordinated platform.
According to him, the conference will serve as a platform to demonstrate these innovations in real time, with participants expected to witness product launches and live demonstrations of the company’s integrated systems.
GIGM said the event would also feature keynote sessions and discussions aimed at challenging existing mobility models and highlighting the role of technology in improving efficiency and accessibility across the sector.
The company maintained that its integrated approach is designed not only to improve convenience for users but also to unlock broader economic opportunities by connecting people, businesses, and services more efficiently.
As urbanisation and digital adoption continue to grow, GIGM said the demand for reliable and seamless mobility solutions is increasing, stressing that integration remains critical to sustaining growth in the sector.
The conference is expected to position the company as a key player in the evolution of mobility in Nigeria, with a focus on delivering a unified travel experience that eliminates inefficiencies across the value chain.
GIGM is a Nigerian mobility company providing transport and logistics services, with a focus on leveraging technology to enhance customer experience and expand access to integrated travel solutions.
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