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Why You Should Support Aba-Made Products!!

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Why Supporting Made-in-Aba Products is Key to Nigeria’s Economic Growth Meta Description: Discover why investing in Made-in-Aba products over expensive foreign goods can boost Nigeria’s economy, create jobs, and strengthen the naira. Support local industries today! Introduction: Are you still splurging on foreign brands while overlooking quality local alternatives? It's time to reconsider your choices! Aba, Nigeria’s manufacturing powerhouse, produces top-tier products that rival global brands, yet many Nigerians still gravitate toward expensive imports. The irony? Some of the "luxury" boutiques you shop from are actually selling Aba-made products at inflated prices. Now, imagine the impact if we truly empowered these local manufacturers. Investing in Aba-made goods isn’t just about saving money, it’s about fueling our economy and creating opportunities. Think about it! This habit is draining our economy , weakening the naira, and reducing job opportunities. If we wa...

National and Regional Leadership Forum 2025 Calendar Unveiled

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National and Regional Leadership Forum 2025 Calendar Unveiled The Made in Nigeria Project Office, Abuja, under the Presidency and the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, has launched the National and Regional Leadership Forum 2025 Calendar. This calendar serves as both a visual representation of the leadership driving the Made in Nigeria initiative and a functional guide for the year ahead. About the Made in Nigeria Project The Made in Nigeria Project is a flagship initiative focused on promoting economic growth, self-reliance, and sustainable development through local production and innovation. By encouraging Nigerians to embrace locally made products and fostering regional development, the project seeks to reduce dependency on imports, create jobs, and build a stronger national economy. This initiative also emphasizes leadership, collaboration, and inclusivity, ensuring that every region contributes to and benefits from Nigeria's growth story. The 20...

Promoting Made-in-Nigeria Products

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Promoting Made-in-Nigeria Products: A Path to Economic Growth and National Pride In recent years, there has been an increasing emphasis on promoting locally made products and services to strengthen Nigeria's economy and currency. The call for Nigerians to support indigenous businesses underscores the importance of this initiative. This article explores what it truly means for a product to be "Made in Nigeria," the roles of key stakeholders in achieving this goal, and practical ways to make it a reality. What Does "Made in Nigeria" Really Mean? The term "Made in Nigeria" refers to products that are either made entirely from locally sourced raw materials and packaging, or those produced within the country but with some imported materials. Understanding this distinction is vital, as it directly impacts the economic value and sustainability of local industries. Products Made from 100% Local Materials: These products are manufactured entirely from raw ma...

BUCHI GEORGE, ESQ., LLB, LLM, MBA, JP, FME

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BUCHI GEORGE, ESQ., LLB, LLM, MBA, JP, FME United Nations Ambassador on MDGs | Trade, Investment, and Business Development Executive Buchi George Nwabueze, born on August 27, 1974, to Chief Nathan and Mrs. Ann Nwaneri Nwabueze of Uruala, Ideato North Local Government Area, Imo State, is a distinguished entrepreneur and a globally recognized leader in international trade, business development, and economic growth. He currently serves as the National Coordinator and Executive Director of the Made in Nigeria Project Office in Abuja, and is the Founder of the Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Through these roles, he has significantly impacted the global trade landscape, spearheading initiatives that drive economic growth and development across multiple sectors. Buchi George holds an impressive array of qualifications, including a Bachelor of Laws (LLB), a Master of Laws (LLM), a Master of Business Administration (MBA), and certifications in Finance, Management, Administration, and E...

Made in Nigeria Project Office, Abuja

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  Nigeria's Push for Economic Growth: Promoting Made-in-Nigeria Goods and Services The Nigerian government has reiterated its commitment to promoting and patronizing homegrown products and services as part of a broader strategy to achieve sustainable economic development. This call was emphasized at the recent Regional and State Coordinators Conference for the Made-in-Nigeria initiative, which took place in Abuja. The event marked a significant step in the country’s journey toward economic growth, with government officials and industry stakeholders gathering to discuss strategies and initiatives aimed at boosting Nigeria’s domestic economy. Strengthening Collective Efforts for National Growth The Permanent Secretary in the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mohammed Sanusi Danjuma, underscored the importance of collaboration, innovation, and capacity building in advancing the Made-in-Nigeria agenda. Represented by Musiliu Oladunjoye, the Director of the...

Promoting Made-in-Nigeria Goods and Services

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Promoting Made in Nigeria Goods and Services: A Key to Sustainable Economic Development The Nigerian government has once again emphasized the importance of supporting and promoting locally made products and services as a fundamental pillar of the country’s economic growth and sustainability. This call was made at the Regional and State Coordinators Conference of the Made-in-Nigeria initiative, held in Abuja, where government officials, project leaders, and key stakeholders gathered to strategize for the future of Nigeria’s economic development. Strengthening Collective Efforts for Economic Growth Mohammed Sanusi Danjuma, the Permanent Secretary of the Special Services Office and Supervising Permanent Secretary of the Political and Economic Affairs Office, reiterated the government's commitment to enhancing the Made-in-Nigeria project. He was represented at the conference by Musiliu Oladunjoye, the Director of the International Organisation Department, who emphasized the importan...