The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria has said that a major setback that plagued the productive sector in 2022 was the introduction of an excise duty
By Charles Okonji The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has breathed a sigh of relief as the Federal Government has suspended the implementation of N10
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria has urged the President-elect, Senator Bola Tinubu, to immediately look into key manufacturing challenges such as high inflation rate, exchange
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has stated that the inventory of unsold finished products in the manufacturing sector steepened to N187.08 billion (year-on-year) in
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria has expressed concern that the slow growth in the economy is hindering the prospect of establishing a strong fiscal space
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria has said the recourse to imported produce by Nigerians has contributed significantly to Nigeria’s current high unemployment rate. The President
Mr Akin Oyediran, Chairman of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, (MAN), Cross River and Akwa Ibom Chapter, has expressed the intention of the association to
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria’s (MAN) has criticised last week’s decision of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to
The president of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, Mansur Ahmed, has said that excessive reliance on imported raw materials has significantly weakened Nigeria’s manufacturing sector.
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria has identified the shortage of foreign exchange, poor electricity supply, high lending interest rates, multiple taxes and levies as some