Nigeria Goes Global: Made in Nigeria Project Office Targets ₦50 Billion with International Industrialization Campaign
Nigeria Goes Global: Made in Nigeria Project Office Targets ₦50 Billion with International Industrialization Campaign
The Made in Nigeria Project Office, under the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF), is positioning Nigeria on the global economic stage like never before. Through its bold new campaign “Industrialize Nigeria: Locally Made for Global Access” the office is set to attract over ₦50 billion into the national economy by boosting local production, empowering homegrown brands, and promoting Nigerian innovation to international markets.
A Global Campaign Connecting Nigerian Industry to the World
Launching in Brazil and Hong Kong this November 2025, the campaign will feature a series of high-profile exhibitions, business forums, and trade networking sessions designed to unlock global opportunities for Nigerian manufacturers and entrepreneurs.
These events go beyond product display, they are strategic economic missions aimed at attracting investors, forging international partnerships, and positioning Nigeria as a key industrial and commercial hub in Africa.
Unveiling the Made in Nigeria Warehouse and National Product Galleria
A centerpiece of the campaign will be the unveiling of the Made in Nigeria Warehouse and National Product Galleria in Hong Kong, China, and Brazil.
These modern, strategically located hubs will serve as permanent trade and exhibition centers for Nigerian businesses, offering them platforms to:
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Showcase Nigerian-made goods year-round
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Engage directly with international buyers and investors
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Negotiate long-term trade and export agreements
This initiative marks a major milestone in Nigeria’s ongoing journey toward industrial transformation and export diversification.
Driving Trade, Investment, and Industrial Partnerships
As the campaign unfolds, leading Chinese investors, corporate leaders, and trade organizations will engage directly with Nigerian manufacturers. The program includes B2B matchmaking sessions, investment forums, and high-level business dialogues that will pave the way for cross-border collaboration.
According to a senior OSGF official, “The Made in Nigeria Project Office is demonstrating that local innovation can compete globally. This campaign is not just about showcasing products, it is about transforming our economy, creating jobs, and ensuring that ‘Made in Nigeria’ becomes a trusted global brand.”
Showcasing Nigeria’s Diverse Industries
From food and fashion to technology and industrial goods, the Industrialize Nigeria campaign will highlight the depth, creativity, and global competitiveness of Nigerian products. The initiative emphasizes that Nigerian industries are capable of meeting international standards, ready to compete in export markets, and open to global collaboration.
Investors, policymakers, and global business leaders will gain firsthand insight into Nigeria’s industrial capacity, innovation potential, and entrepreneurial excellence, positioning the nation as a rising force in international trade and manufacturing.
Industrialize Nigeria: Local Production, Global Access
This November, as Nigerian products shine in Brazil and Hong Kong, the Made in Nigeria Project Office will send a clear message to the world: Nigeria is ready for business.
The campaign underscores a powerful vision, one where local production fuels global access, creating new export pathways, employment opportunities, and economic growth.
With “Industrialize Nigeria: Locally Made for Global Access,” the future of Nigerian industry is innovative, competitive, and globally recognized.
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The Made in Nigeria Project Office in Abuja is a government initiative located at the Shagari House, Three Arm Zone, under the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF). Its mission is to promote locally made goods and services, support local businesses, and foster economic growth in Nigeria.
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Address: Shagari House, Three Arm Zone, Abuja, FCT, Nigeria
Affiliation
Supervising Body: Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF)
Mission and goals
Promote the consumption of locally manufactured products and services.
Support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) through various forms of assistance, including training, market access, and funding opportunities.
Drive economic growth, create jobs, and diversify the Nigerian economy.
Foster a cultural shift to encourage Nigerians to take pride in and support local products.
Contact information
Phone: 08050327696, 08050305726, 09056333257
Email: madeinnigeriaapplication@gmail.com, info@madeinnigeriang.org
Website: madeinnigeriang.org
The National Coordinator of the Made in Nigeria Project Office is Hon. Nwabueze Buchi George. He leads the government initiative, which operates under the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF) and is headquartered in Abuja. The office aims to promote local consumption, support Nigerian businesses, and boost the country's economy.
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Role: National Coordinator
Government Affiliation: Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF)
Headquarters: The Shagari House, Three Arm Zone, Abuja
Mission: To promote Nigerian-made products and services, support local businesses, and foster economic diversification.
Nigeria's national brand development is being led by the National Brands Development and Made in Nigeria Project Office, an initiative under the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF). The project aims to promote local products and services, foster economic growth, create jobs, and build Nigeria's global competitiveness by supporting SMEs, reducing import dependency, and improving the national image. This is achieved through various programs, including trade exhibitions, strategic branding, and efforts to enhance product quality and market access.
ReplyDeleteKey objectives and initiatives
Promote local consumption: Encourage Nigerians to buy locally made goods and services through campaigns and initiatives.
Support SMEs: Provide training, funding access, and market entry opportunities to help small and medium-sized enterprises grow and compete.
Enhance industrial competitiveness: Promote standardization of products to enable them to compete effectively in both domestic and global markets.
Reduce import dependency: Work to decrease reliance on imported goods through the promotion of local alternatives.
Boost economic growth: Stimulate job creation and diversify the economy, contributing to overall national development.
Improve national image: Develop a positive national brand image internationally to attract investment, tourism, and talent.
How the project operates
Government initiative: The project is a strategic government initiative, led by the National Coordinator George Buchi Nwabueze, and located in Abuja under the OSGF.
Events and programs: It organizes national and international events, such as trade fairs and economic forums, to connect businesses, policymakers, and investors.
Strategic branding: The project uses strategic branding and economic diplomacy to enhance Brand Nigeria's global standing.
Challenges
Reputational damage: Nigeria's reputation has been affected by issues like poor infrastructure, crime, and negative media coverage, which the branding efforts aim to address.
Economic indicators: Negative economic indicators, such as inflation and high debt, also present challenges in presenting a strong image to the world.
Hon. Nwabueze Buchi George is a Nigerian entrepreneur, leader, and philanthropist born on August 27, 1974. He is the founder of the Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the National Coordinator of the Made in Nigeria Project Office. A graduate with a law degree, George is also known for his work in promoting global trade, authoring several books, and founding the Global Family Funds on Education.
ReplyDeleteEarly Life and Education: Born in Uruala, Imo State, he attended St. Paul Anglican Primary School and Bishop Shanahan College. He holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and a Master of Laws (LLM) from the National Open University.
Career and Public Service:
National Coordinator and Executive Director of the Made in Nigeria Project Office https://medium.com/@misterglobaltourism/hon-nwabueze-buchi-george-llb-llm-fme-finance-management-administrative-economics-a2750a016c0a.
Founder and President of the Globe Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
United Nations Ambassador for the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
Philanthropy and Advocacy:
Founder of Global Family Funds on Education, a non-governmental organization dedicated to children's education.
Received the United Nations Medal of Honor in 2012 for his dedication to child education.
Other Roles:
Chairman/CEO of FOWCOM Limited, a company focused on real estate, construction, and development.
Author of several books, including The Strong Woman Still Struggles.
The Made in Nigeria Project Office is located at The Shagari House, Three Arm Zone, Abuja. This government initiative operates under the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF) and is dedicated to promoting Nigerian-made products and services to boost the local economy.
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Government Affiliation: Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF).
Mission: To promote and encourage the consumption of locally made products and services, support entrepreneurs, standardize quality, and foster economic growth and job creation.
Activities: The office organizes events like the Abuja Expo - Buy Nigeria Trade Fair to provide a platform for businesses to showcase their products and connect with customers.