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Sales Hack Conference 2026: Nnamani leads six industry experts to Abuja

Sales Hack Conference 2026: Nnamani leads six industry experts to Abuja

By Chioma Okoye The Convener of the Sales Hack Conference, Chinedu Paul Nnamani, is set to bring together six professionals from the business, technology, entrepreneurship, media and management sectors for the 2026 edition of the conference scheduled to hold in Abuja on Saturday, November 14. They include Dr. Jamie Pajoel, Founder and Global President of Jamie Pajoel International; Kel Armstrong Amobi, Founder and Host of KaaTruths Podcast; Dr. Ninnah Samuel, a business and technology law expert; Ajah Excel, Chief Executive Officer of Silicon Africa and Convener of SMfest; and Abraham Ofure…

By Chioma Okoye The Convener of the Sales Hack Conference, Chinedu Paul Nnamani, is set to bring together six professionals from the business, technology, entrepreneurship, media and management sectors for the 2026 edition of the conference scheduled to hold in Abuja on Saturday, November 14. The conference, themed “Explosive Sales: Market Smart, Convert More, Earn Big,” is aimed at equipping entrepreneurs, business owners, marketers and sales professionals with practical strategies for improving sales performance, attracting customers and growing sustainable businesses.

The event is expected to attract business owners, corporate professionals, students and other stakeholders for discussions on sales strategies, market positioning, customer psychology and business growth. According to the organisers, the conference is designed to provide a platform for sharing practical business knowledge, professional experience and industry insights to help individuals and organisations strengthen their sales capabilities.

The 2026 edition will feature speakers drawn from different areas of the business and professional ecosystem. They include Dr. Jamie Pajoel, Founder and Global President of Jamie Pajoel International; Kel Armstrong Amobi, Founder and Host of KaaTruths Podcast; Dr. Ninnah Samuel, a business and technology law expert; Ajah Excel, Chief Executive Officer of Silicon Africa and Convener of SMfest; and Abraham Ofure Orukpe, a business management consultant and coach.

Nnamani will also feature as convener, coordinating the engagement between the speakers and participants. The organisers said the diversity of the speakers was intended to provide participants with perspectives on different aspects of sales development, including business strategy, technology, communication, consumer behaviour, legal considerations and management.

Discussions will focus on practical sales techniques, buying behaviour, customer acquisition and retention, relationship building, revenue generation and strategies for competing in an increasingly demanding marketplace. The conference is also expected to provide networking opportunities for entrepreneurs, corporate professionals and emerging talents to establish business relationships and explore potential collaborations.

The organisers said the event would be particularly relevant to Nigerian businesses navigating changing consumer expectations, increasing market competition and the need to develop sustainable revenue streams. The conference will hold at Centre Point Event Centre, Centre Shehu Shagari Way, Wuse, Abuja, beginning at 8 a.m. West Africa Time. Registration is available under four categories: Basic, N5,000; Executive, N15,000; Premium, N30,000; and VIP, N70,000.

Further information and registration are available through the conference’s official website. The organisers said the event was part of efforts to promote knowledge sharing, professional development and improved sales capabilities among Nigerian businesses and professionals.

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