, stakeholders in the industry and consumer rights group have staged protests in Lagos and Abuja against the NADFAC’s ban, emphasising that the policy could displace more than 5.5 million Nigerians from their jobs.
2024 is here. What are the themes and trends to watch in the manufacturing sector in Nigeria? Segun Ajayi-Kadir, the Director-General of Manufacturers Association of Nigeria(MAN) , pinpoints the following anticipated developments and trends: ▪︎Dwindling GrowthA quick examination of the trajectory of manufacturing globally portrays a struggling sector that is now more than ever challenged…
The Executive Director of Public Sector and Intervention Programmes at BOI, Hadiza Shuaib, disclosed that the bank will serve as the fund manager for SPAF while NSDC will provide sector leadership and technical guidance.
The plant has the capacity to assemble and produce 10,000 trucks annually. It is a joint venture, controlled by Dangote with a leading share of 65% and Sinotruck of China with 35%.
A new tomato processing factory and farm expansion by the Spanish multinational group, GB Foods have been commissioned in Gafara, Ngaski Local Government of Kebbi State. Abubakar Kyari, the Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, commissioned the tomato Processing factory, weekend, on behalf of President Bola Tinubu. “I am happy that GB Foods is the…
Manufacturers Association of Nigeria:” Today we celebrate the great minds behind the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria and the entire workforce globally. We recognize the dedication, expertise, and hard work of WORKERS who drive innovation, productivity, and economic growth. Your commitment to quality, efficiency, and excellence is the foundation of modern society. Take delight in your…
Brazil joined the IEA Family as an Association country in 2017.
Founder and Executive Vice Chairman, SecureID, Kofo Akinkugbe noted that the company currently produces over 60 percent of locally issued payment cards in Nigeria, reflecting the scale, reliability and reach of its operations.
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Other highlights of the meeting was preparations for the 2026 World Public Relations Forum (WPRF) scheduled for November in Abuja.
