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Three Years of Tinubu, Manufacturers Say Policies Have Not Delivered Industrial Growth

Austin Imoru03 mins

Three years after President Bola Tinubu assumed office, Nigeria’s manufacturers have delivered a sobering verdict: the ambitious reforms have yet to translate into tangible industrial growth. The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) acknowledges the administration’s courage in addressing long-standing economic distortions, but insists that manufacturers continue to bear a disproportionate share of the adjustment costs….

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Manufacturers, recyclers anxious as SUP ban takes effect next week

Austin Imoru03 mins

•89% of operators in value chain, recyclers may close shops•Decries policy duplication, poor stakeholders’ engagement The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has called on the Lagos State Government to urgently reconsider its planned implementation of the ban on single-use plastics (SUPs), warning that it could trigger job losses with far-reaching economic, operational and social consequences…

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Manufacturers, Distributors Explore Opportunities At 2025 Food & Beverage West Africa Exhibition   – Independent Newspaper Nigeria

Austin Imoru05 mins

0 Manufacturers and distributors have continued to explore further business opportunities at the ongoing Food & Beverage West Africa Exhibition taking place at the Landmark Event Centre in Victoria Island, Lagos.This is as they also praised Nigeria’s strategic position as the economic hub of West Africa, saying their emphasis on participating at the exhibition is…

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Revolutionize Farming with the Top Vermicompost Manufacturers in Punjab

Austin Imoru03 mins

Sustainable agriculture begins with healthy soil, and vermicompost is a powerful way to achieve it. If you’re searching for the top vermicompost manufacturers in Punjab, you’re on the right path to improving crop yields, nurturing the environment, and fostering long-term agricultural success. Vermicompost has gained recognition for its role in enriching soil quality, promoting plant…

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Nigeria’s Manufacturers’ Association Lament Over CBN’s Unsettled $2.4 Billion Forex Forward Contracts

Austin Imoru03 mins

The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has called on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to take urgent action regarding outstanding obligations related to $2.4 billion in foreign exchange forward contracts. Segun Ajayi-Kadir, the Director-General of MAN, made this appeal in a statement issued on Thursday in Lagos. He stated that resolving these outstanding foreign…

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767 manufacturers shut down in 2023 – MAN

Austin Imoru05 mins

The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria has said that 767 manufacturers shut down operations while 335 became distressed in 2023. This came against the backdrop of exchange rate volatility, rising inflation and other economic challenges that have worsened the investment climate. MAN stated this in a statement in which it condemned the recently introduced Expatriate Employment…

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