Day four was exceptionally eventful, drawing a diverse crowd including dignitaries, engineers, governmental staff, private company representatives, and more from across the country. The presence of federal ministers and commissioners from over 15 states in Nigeria added to the significance of the day. Visitors flooded our stand, showing keen interest in learning more about our

  Day three saw a lower turnout at the event, likely due to anticipation for the presence of federal government ministers and commissioners on the final day. Despite the reduced attendance compared to day two, OVAMANN PUMPS continued its hospitality by sharing souvenirs, snacks, and beverages with visitors. Additionally, there were demonstrations of solar panel

Day two surpassed expectations with the introduction of a new strategy: offering snacks and tea to entertain guests at the booths, coupled with live demonstrations of solar pump solutions. This initiative garnered significant attention, resulting in over 300 people visiting the LEO Pump stand. Souvenirs were distributed to dignitaries who visited, enhancing engagement and leaving

The 30th regular meeting of the National Council on Water Resources and Sanitation commenced at the Maryam Babangida National Center of Women Development, Central District, Abuja. LEO Pump, represented by Chief Kevin Ifegbuike, the CEO of Ovamann Pumps Limited (sole distributor in Nigeria), along with his team, showcased LEO European standard pumping solutions. The booth