The Abuja event forms part of the festival’s global tour, which is connecting technology communities and ecosystem stakeholders across several cities ahead of the main Africa Blockchain Festival 2026 in Nairobi, Kenya. The event provided an opportunity for founders, developers, investors, community leaders and technology enthusiasts to network, exchange ideas and explore possible collaborations.

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Kaminova said its partnership with the Africa Blockchain Festival reflects its commitment to supporting community development, partnerships and greater participation of African innovators in the global blockchain industry. The company’s Founder and CEO, Ibrahim Aliyu S. Kamina, said the initiative is aimed at creating stronger connections between African builders and the global technology ecosystem.
The Abuja gathering also highlighted Nigeria’s growing role in blockchain, Web3 and emerging technologies, as participants discussed opportunities for innovation and collaboration across Africa’s technology sector.

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Following the Abuja stop, the ABF 2026 Global Tour is expected to continue to Lagos before moving to Dubai and Portugal, ahead of the main festival scheduled to bring together participants from across Africa and the international blockchain industry in Nairobi, Kenya.





