MAN – Nigeria Customs Sign Policy Document for Supporting Manufacturing Sector
One of the major announcements from the meeting was the approval of strategic exemptions from the 4% FOB surcharge for several categories of manufacturers.
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UNIDO’s ITEQ Rice Project Elevating Ghana’s Rice Future
” Before, we spent hours picking out stones and foreign materials by hand,” Amadu shares. “It was tiring and time-consuming. Now, machines do that for us.”
Govt Demolishes Buildings Worth N3bn at Lagos Trade Fair Complex
A visibly agitated plaza owner, who arrived while his shop was being pulled down, screamed from his car that no notice was served before the bulldozers moved in.
Afreximbank, AAAM renew MoU to boost local automotive manufacturing
Ms Biene, President of AAAM, said ” Afreximbank has been a phenomenal partner in our quest to drive growth and industrialisation of the automotive industry on the continent.
Nigerian Manufacturers Oppose Upcoming Tax Stamps for Excisable Goods
Ajayi-Kadir emphasised that while the government sees the tax stamp as a way to curb smuggling and counterfeiting, and to enhance transparency, the global evidence does not support its efficacy.
Manufacturers Halt Increasing Products Prices following Suspension of 4% FOB – MAN
The Association urges the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) to swiftly communicate the directive to all relevant commands, so that the charge will go off its portal.
Nigerian Schools to teach 26 trade skills for industries manpower
The Minister of Education, Tunji Alausa, stressed that the reform aims to produce a workforce that is both technically skilled and industry-ready.
World Maritime Day theme 2025
The World Maritime Day theme for 2025 “Our Ocean, Our Obligation, Our Opportunity” reflects the ocean’s vital role in the world economy, with more than 80% of global trade transported by sea.
Afreximbank, AU and AfCFTA Secretariat Launch R&D Hub
Dr. Yemi Kale, Afreximbank’s Group Chief Economist & MD, Research, emphasised that if Africa merely doubles its R&D spending to 1% of GDP by 2030, we could unlock an estimated $60–70 billion annually in additional value across agriculture, digital technology, and manufacturing.