Prof Mojisola Adeyeye, NAFDAC Director-General said, “This ban is not punitive; it is protective; she encourages manufacturers distributors, and retailers, to comply fully with the ban.
The enemy is the long-standing, fear-enforced Monday sit-at-home order, a ghostly mandate from non-state actors that has strangled businesses and normalized weekly monday sit-at-home for years.
Oyedele addressed the manufacturers recently at a forum organised by the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), themed, “From Legislative Assembly to Factory Floor: What the New Tax Laws Mean for Nigerian Manufacturers.”
Oduwole emphasised that the deal signed after intense negotiations, complies with WTO, AfCFTA, and ECOWAS rules., and immediately clears the path for duty-free entry of key agricultural, seafood, and industrial goods into one of the world’s richest markets.
“Our objective is to create a tariff regime that supports local manufacturers, strengthens value chains and promotes sustainable industrial expansion…”
Our administration is aware of the public discourse surrounding alleged changes to some provisions of the recently enacted tax laws.
The producer and promoter of Work and Play Motorsport, Mr Adeoye Ojuoko, said that the initiative was designed to promote Made-in-Nigeria vehicles and grow a sustainable motorsport culture.
According to the OSGF, the issues raised in the correspondences are currently under review in line with its statutory role as Chairman of the Cabinet Secretariat and the coordinating authority for government policy implementation.
The Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dr Dele Alake, disclosed while addressing prospective investors at the Resourcing Tomorrow exhibition and conference in London.
A major dimension of the scandal, lawmakers said, was that lead processed in Ogijo had already been traced into international supply chains, reaching global battery and automobile manufacturers who either did not address the findings or relied solely on assurances from Nigerian suppliers.
