Edumark, organizers of the Total School Support Seminar and Exhibition (TOSSE) has announced the 2nd and 3rd of June as the dates for the 8th edition of the program.
Also, to build on the many successes recorded in the previous editions of the show, organizers have announced that this year, the program will welcome parents in addition to over 6000 educators as visitors.
“In developing the education sector, it is important that we get all stakeholders involved-Educators, Government, Parents and Students,” said Fisayo Balogun, the program coordinator.
Each year, Exhibitors at the program launch several new products and services that will enhance knowledge and promote a better learning environment in Nigeria and other African countries.
“The program’s cardinal aim is to continuously bring in local and International exhibitors who will give the education sector access to innovative products and services. We want to ensure that students in Africa are taught with the best facilities so that they can compete globally.”
The 8th Total School Support Seminar and Exhibition is expected to host over 120 exhibitors from sectors such as Information Technology, Educational Games/Toys, Apparel, Furniture, Security, Finance, Publishing, Insurance, Health and Sporting Equipment amongst many others.
Some of the Exhibitors listed for the 8th edition include: Zeco, Chips Bits and Bytes, Evans, Edusoft, Heathers Imaginality Learning, Prestigio, Finlab, School Kits, Dulux, IDM, ACCA, Funn Learning Tools, HiiT, Vantium etc.
TOSSE, Education Show Announces Dates & New Features

‎Edumark, organizers of the Total School Support Seminar and Exhibition (TOSSE) has announced the 2nd and 3rd of June as the dates for the 8th edition of the program. Also, to build on the many…
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