Manufacturers Criticise Multiple Government Directives on Satchet Alcohol Policy
The MAN leader urged the government to intervene and instruct NAFDAC to cease disrupting member activities and to abide by the suspension of the ban.
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2025 in Review: Nigerian Manufacturers’ top challenges, 2026 outlook
Of Nigeria’s 14 industrial zones, activity levels in Abuja declined to 36.7% from 39.5%; Bauchi/Benue and Plateau dropped from 36.2% to 35.8%, while Kwara/Kogi decreased from 57.8% to 52.6%
Satchets alcohol ban: NECA asks NAFDAC “Where’d the job losses go?”
Smatt-Oyerinde said that the government and the regulators should be worried about the rate of unemployment, worried about the business investment that will be lost and ; worried about the consequences of the message we are communicating to other investors.”
MAN reacts to Fed Govt’s ban on wood export
In a statement issued on Friday in Abuja, Oyewole said that the ban would significantly benefit local manufacturers by retaining critical raw materials within the country, thereby improving access to wood for processors and furniture makers.
Nigeria’s Wood Industry: FG bans wood exports, citing deforestation
The ban is expected to affect exporters and timber traders, particularly in forest-producing states, though the government has yet to outline enforcement mechanisms, penalties, or whether exemptions will apply to processed wood products.
Year in Review: Nigeria’s Manufacturing Records Slight Growth in 2025 – MAN, Stanbic IBTC Report
The breakdown of the manufacturing sector showed better performance across the food & beverage, cement, and plastic & rubber products sub-sectors.
MAN Commends FG for Stimulating Demands for Nigerian Oil
The government should attract investment in new refineries to ensure long-term energy security and promote competition.
Nigerian Manufacturers Record 18,935 job losses in half year 2025 – MAN
The report stated that the current production index also declined owing to the industrial disputes in the oil and gas sector, which disrupted gas supply, elevated energy cost and constrained manufacturing output.
MAN Mourns ex DG Mr Jide Mike
Mr Jide Mike served the Association from September 2005 to November 2011 as the Director General.
Presidential Pardons May Harm Economy and Investment – CPPE
Dr Muda Yusuf, CPPE Director/CEO, expressed concerns about pardoning individuals convicted of corruption, financial crimes, murder, drug trafficking, and illegal mining.