PiggyVest’s OpenHouse 2026 is holding today, September 26, at the National Theatre in Lagos, bringing together entrepreneurs, professionals and members of its community for discussions on business, money, work and technology.
The annual event, organised by Nigerian digital savings and investment platform, PiggyVest, is focused on how Nigerians can earn, build and manage wealth amid changing economic conditions.
The programme features conversations with PiggyVest founders and other stakeholders in the business and technology sectors, alongside the unveiling of new products and experiences, according to the organisers.
A major highlight of this year’s event is the PiggyVest Business Grant, through which three Nigerian businesses will share a total of ₦10 million.
The grant is targeted at businesses operating in the fashion, beauty, food and hospitality sectors.
Shortlisted businesses are expected to pitch their ventures live at the event, with the three beneficiaries to be announced during the programme.
According to PiggyVest, the grant is designed to support businesses seeking to expand their operations, with applicants required to explain their business models, the problems they address and how additional funding would support their growth.
Beyond the grant, OpenHouse 2026 provides a platform for discussions around wealth creation, entrepreneurship, work and technology, while also allowing attendees to interact with the PiggyVest team and learn about its latest products and services.
The event comes amid economic pressures facing Nigerian entrepreneurs and small businesses, including rising operating costs, access to finance and the growing need to adopt technology to remain competitive.
OpenHouse is an annual initiative of PiggyVest created to engage its community and provide a platform for conversations around financial growth and wealth creation.
This year’s edition is themed, “Wealth Is Here.”
