Killing Companies That Lays The Golden Eggs
The statistics body said that of the ten Sectoral groups under the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), the Food , Beverages and Tobacco (FOBTOB) accounted for the highest share of the GDP.
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New industrial policy can double real sector’s GDP contribution, says MAN
It is a 10-year period within which we will have advanced manufacturing to a stage where we go beyond the nine percent, 10 per cent contribution to GDP to as high as 20 to 25 per cent.”
Reps Reviewing Export Expansion Grant, Other Waivers and Concessions to Industries
The Chairman of the Committee, Hon. James Faleke, who made this week , said that the review was necessary as a result of the country’s annual loss of about N8 trillion to waivers and concessions.
Nigeria Relaunches New Industrial Policy: Here’s What’s New
Here are the key highlights of the new Industrial Policy 2025, according to Vice President Shettima.
SON Highlights Importance of ISO 37003:2025 to small and big companies, MDAs
ISO 37003 offers a practical and scalable framework that organisations can implement to strengthen internal controls and build resilience against financial crimes.
NAFDAC’s sachets alcohol ban “Invalid” –OSGF and ONSA
In the joint directive dated Tuesday , 11 February 2026, and signed by Terrence Kuanum, Special Adviser on Public Affairs to the SGF, both offices urged the public and industry stakeholders to disregard any enforcement measures not cleared by the OSGF.
Jumoke Oduwole says N2.72bn capital allocation inadequate for ministry of trade, investment
The Minister who appealed to the National Assembly for a targeted increase in capital funding stressed that without adequate resources, the ministry’s ability to support President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda and the push for a trillion-dollar economy would be severely constrained.
NAFDAC replies to Manufacturers Association on sachet alcohol ban
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.
Governor Soludo Battles to Restore Mondays Business in Anambra
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.
New Tax Laws: Better Days Ahead for Nigerian Manufacturers —Oyedele
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.”