Manufacturing sector

Nigeria’s manufacturing sector has been besieged with a series of troubles which has continually affected its productivity and profitability adversely. This is further worsened by…

Chief Odutola, a former President of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, was a colossus in the industry. He established Nigeria’s first industrial manufacturing company, Odutola Tyre…

There is a peculiar challenge facing Nigeria’s economy. It is crystal clear. The cause for this is no one’s fault to be honest as it was driven by the economic fallout of the COVID-19 global…

Constant and adequate power supply remains one of the major challenges affecting businesses especially manufacturing firms in Nigeria despite the huge tariff cost. Consequently manufacturers…

As the economy rebounds post-COVID-19, the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has called on the federal government to intensify its efforts for economic growth and development…

Manufacturing activities have been dampened due to persistent challenges like poor credit accessibility and cut in supply of raw materials which have significantly affected the sector’s…

Nigeria’s solar power gospel is gaining momentum as more companies are beginning to invest in renewable energy to drive production, a move most experts forecasts as the country’s best shot…

Manufacturers are saying the growth recorded by the sector in the first quarter of 2021 is not reflective of the obstacles in their path. After three consecutive quarters of contraction…

Nigeria has an ambitious target of raising the share of manufacturing to a whooping 20% of GDP according to Niyi Adebayo, the federal minister for industry, trade and investment. He told…

The development and strategic positioning of Nigeria’s manufacturing sector is necessary for the country to enjoy the benefits that the Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AFCFTA) has to…