Driving Nigeria’s Economic Rebirth: Inside the Made in Nigeria Project Office

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Driving Nigeria’s Economic Rebirth: Inside the Made in Nigeria Project Office

The National Brand Development and Made in Nigeria Project Office, headquartered at Shagari House, Abuja, represents a pivotal government initiative aimed at reshaping Nigeria’s economic landscape. Operating under the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF) and led by Hon. Nwabueze Buchi George, the project is designed to promote local consumption, empower SMEs, and elevate Nigerian brands on both domestic and international stages.

Mandate: From Consumption to Production

At the core of the project office’s mission is the transformation of Nigeria from a consumption-driven economy to a production-based powerhouse. By focusing on industrialization, reviving dormant factories, and encouraging local manufacturing, the office aims to stimulate economic growth and generate substantial contributions to the nation’s GDP.

Key Activities

The Made in Nigeria Project Office carries out a range of activities that strengthen the national brand ecosystem:

  • Brand Surveillance: Ensuring the integrity and quality of Nigerian products.
  • National Product Labeling System: Standardizing labels to boost consumer confidence and market recognition.
  • Trade Fairs & Expos: Hosting the flagship “Made in Nigeria” Expo, connecting local products with global buyers and investment opportunities.

Targeted Sectors

The project office actively supports industries that are crucial to Nigeria’s industrial and economic development, including:

  • Agriculture: Enhancing farm-to-market value chains.
  • Fashion & Textiles: Showcasing homegrown creativity and design.
  • Technology: Promoting innovation and local tech solutions.
  • Home Goods & Manufacturing: Boosting locally made household products.

Leadership and Economic Impact

Operating under the oversight of the OSGF, the project is structured to attract over ₦50 billion into the Nigerian economy. Through strategic initiatives, partnerships, and national campaigns, it not only supports local businesses but also positions Nigeria as a credible player in global trade.

Location & Contact

The office is conveniently located at:
B53, Ground Floor, The Shagari House, Three Arm Zone, Abuja.

For businesses, entrepreneurs, and stakeholders interested in participating in events or collaborations, the Made in Nigeria Project Office offers official channels for engagement and further information.

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