Nigeria Software Testing Week 2026
A day for Benue State to meet the tech industry beyond the one job title everyone already knows. Testing, product, design, data, security, AI, content: every path that builds the systems people actually use.
Most people in Benue State who've considered a tech career have only ever heard about one path into it. This summit exists to show them the rest of the map.
Testing, product management, design, data, security, AI, and content are all real, in-demand careers. The AI Panel and Live Bug Hunt on the day show exactly what that work actually looks like.
Tech opportunity in Nigeria tends to cluster in a few cities. This summit brings the conversation directly to Benue State, in a room built for the whole community.
This is NSTW 2026's Day Four, held in Makurdi alongside the national programme, a movement putting quality and technical careers on the map across the country.
From Skill to Income and Your Next 12 Months in Tech close the day by turning what you've just learned into an actual next step.
Not just a good afternoon. Something you can actually use the next day.
Testing, AI, product, design, data, security, and content, seen up close, not just listed as buzzwords.
The Live Demo and Can You Break This App give you a real, practical taste of what testing work actually feels like.
Your Next 12 Months in Tech turns the day into a concrete plan you write yourself, not advice you forget by evening.
Speakers, mentors, and fellow attendees from across Benue State's growing tech community, including scholarship opportunities on the day.
One day, Makurdi, moving through all of this.
Confirmed so far, with more voices joining the AI, career, and entrepreneurship panels.
Speakers for this day will be announced soon.
RCN is opening its 5,000-seat Makurdi auditorium to host this summit, a room built for community, now hosting a conversation about where Benue's next generation of tech careers actually begins.
Reserve your seat
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, October 22, at the RCN Auditorium.
This is one of six touchpoints across Nigeria Software Testing Week 2026: six days, five states, one national conversation about the systems 200 million Nigerians run on.