At last, there is hope for the less privileged and the physically challenged persons who are skilled in production of made in Nigeria products to display their products and services in a reduced exhibition in Abuja.

Mrs. Aderayo Adefowora, the Manager Precious Care For All Foundation and the convener of the subsidised exhibition which starts from 8th and ends 12th July 2019 at Old Parade Ground, Area 10 Garki-Abuja believed that it will serve as an avenue for them to portray their products to the public.

The idea behind the exhibition which runs from 8am to 7pm daily was conceived because the Foundation which is set up to train Nigerians on vocational skills noticed that the trained and skilled less privilege ones cannot afford to pay for high prices of exhibitions organised in Abuja which affected their products from being patronised.

"The cost of exhibition in Abuja is very high and thereby the people we have trained cannot afford to secure a space for themselves. So we thought about it and came up with idea of creating an affordable exhibition of international standard for them to have an avenue to display their services and products."

She however, called for support from individuals, cooperate companies as well as government agencies and parastatals on security, cost of the venue and logistics of the ad-hoc staff because the money we are charging is very small, so it can not cover the cost but we are hopeful that support will come.

The five-day exhibition will cost any interested businessman and woman the sum of Ten thousand naira only (N10,000).

However, people with disabilities will pay the sum of Six thousand naira (N6,000) while bigger organisations are expected to pay twenty thousand naira.