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  • Dangote forecast Refinery’s shares may hit N10,000
  • Bamanga Tukur , ex-Industry Minister, is dead at 90
  • FG Earmarks N180bn annually for Students Data
  • Tony Elumelu : From photocopier salesman to Banker
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Nigeria textiles industry ban

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Nigeria cannot ban its way to industrialisation

Franklin Ocheneyi3 months ago3 months ago05 mins

A ban, in other words, does not protect Nigerian factories. It protects the smuggler’s margin. It turns ordinary traders into criminals, denies the treasury its revenue, and enriches our neighbours’ ports.

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