Why I’m Driving Made-in -Nigeria Car -Senator John Owan Enoh
I am confident that very soon other public office holders will also drive Made-in-Nigeria cars in line with Nigeria’s first policy.
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Making Nigeria Self-Reliant in Locally Made Products
• Francis Meshioye, the President of MAN, address participants during the AGM /MiNE exhibition For 53 consecutive years, the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has been passionately urging Nigerian households and all levels of government to prioritize buying locally made, high-quality products. Do these patriotic calls imply that Nigerians should refrain from purchasing any foreign-manufactured…
Is Nigeria’s First Policy Working?: N15trn imported Manufactured Goods Flood Nigeria HY 2025 – NBS
Reacting, the Director-General of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, Segun Ajayi, explained that the deficit is not only a result of consumer choices but also of government procurement patterns.
“It will be commendable to see president Tinubu driving a vehicle made and assembled in Nigeria”
Photo from left: MD Coleman Wires and Cables industries limited, Mr. George Onafowokan; DG MAN, Mr. Segun Ajayi-Kadir; and Mr. Adetunji Aderinto, Founder Zetamind Consulting Limited, during at BusinessDay Manufacturing Conference in Lagos, on Thursday. “It will be commendable to see President Bola Tinubu driving a vehicle made and assembled in Nigeria.” Segun Ajayi-Kadir, Director…
NADDC Eagerly waiting for BPP to Implement Nigeria First Policy in automotive industry
•Oluwemimo Joseph Osanipin, the Director – General of NADDC. ‘Nigeria First’ policy empowers the BPP to ensure that all (100 per cent) government procurements are made in Nigeria. However, it could approve patronage of imported products where there are no local alternatives. The National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) is eagerly looking forward to…
Local Automobile Industry Patronage Bill scales 2nd reading in Senate
Leading the debate, Senator Ndubueze said that the bill sought to make it mandatory for Ministries, Departments and Agencies to give priorities to local manufacturers and indigenous companies in the procurement of goods and services
Nigeria First Policy: Customs to First Order Fleets of Vehicles from Automotive Manufacturers – CGC Adeniyi
“In terms of aesthetics, I am satisfied with what I see here. In terms of functionality, we have been assured by the manufacturers that the vehicles are quite efficient.
“Nigeria First Policy” Excite Manufacturers
“President Tinubu has proposed that we will no longer just sit there and allow importation to come into this country where there is the capacity for production of these commodities locally.”