The National Biotechnology Research and Development Agency (NBRDA) has announced the opening of applications for exhibitors at the Bioresources Development Conference 2026 (BDC26), positioning the event as a strategic platform for entrepreneurs and agribusiness stakeholders to access markets, investors, and partnerships.
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The agency disclosed this in a recent notice, inviting farmers, food processors, innovators, and agribusiness owners to apply for exhibition spaces at the three-day conference scheduled to hold in Bayelsa State.
BDC26 is designed to bring together key players across Nigeria’s bioresources value chain, offering participants the opportunity to showcase products, connect with investors, and explore growth opportunities within the sector.
According to NBRDA, the conference will serve as a convergence point for businesses seeking visibility and expansion, particularly those operating in agriculture, biotechnology, and food processing.
“Applications are now open for exhibitors at the Bioresources Development Conference (BDC26). This is a viable platform for entrepreneurs, agribusiness owners, and innovators to connect with investors, expand market reach, and explore growth opportunities,” the agency stated.
The event is expected to attract a wide range of stakeholders, including industry professionals, policymakers, and potential investors, creating an environment that supports collaboration and business development.
Event Details
- Event: Bioresources Development Conference (BDC26)
- Duration: 3 days
- Date: June 4 – June 6
- Venue: BIODEC, Odi, Bayelsa State
NBRDA noted that participants will benefit from increased brand visibility and direct engagement with potential clients and partners, which could accelerate business growth and scaling opportunities.
What Exhibitors Stand to Gain
- Showcase products to a targeted audience
- Network with investors and industry professionals
- Discover new business opportunities
- Build partnerships for expansion
- Increase market reach and visibility
The agency also emphasised that exhibition slots are limited and will be allocated on a first-come basis, urging interested participants to secure their spaces early.
BDC26 forms part of ongoing efforts to strengthen Nigeria’s bioeconomy by promoting innovation, supporting agribusiness enterprises, and facilitating access to markets and funding opportunities.
Interested applicants are encouraged to make enquiries and complete their registration through the designated contact channels provided by the organisers.
