Erisco Foods: MAN calls for regulations to protect Manufacturer and Consumer interests
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has urged for equitable regulatory frameworks to safeguard the interests of both consumers and ...
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767 manufacturing companies shut down in Nigeria, N350 billion goods unsold in 2023
The Manufacturing Association of Nigeria (MAN) has reported a concerning trend within the industry, revealing that about 767 manufacturing companies ...
MAN asks CBN to reduce number of BDCs, develop credit intervention to manufacturing sector
MAN has asked the CBN to work towards reducing the number of Bureau De Change (BDC) operators and develop a ...
FX crisis, high inflation to limit manufacturing performance in Nigeria till mid-2024 – MAN
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has said that the forex crisis and high inflation in the country will limit ...
CBN forex policy reversal will kill the manufacturing industry – Manufacturers
Mr. Lekan Adewoye has said the new CBN directive removing the restriction on access to 43 items for imports will ...
Manufacturers urge the government to address production constraints
MAN has called on the government to urgently come up with comprehensive policies that will address lingering constraints limiting local ...
Current economic situation is the toughest in history for manufacturers – MAN
Odiri Erewa-Meggison, the Chairman of the Export Promotion Group within the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), has expressed that the ...
Stakeholders say Nigeria’s Diesel VAT Waiver is short-term relief
Manufacturing stakeholders have told Nairametrics that the waiver on diesel value-added tax (VAT) though good, is only a short-term relief, ...
Alternative energy expenditure drops by 21% in H1 2023— MAN
Manufacturers' investment in alternative energy sources during the first half of 2023 decreased by 21.1%, totaling N60.47 billion.
Erisco founder alleges banks demand N70/$1 bribe before forex allocation
Eric Umeofia has alleged that bank officials demand a compromise payment of N50 or N70 to a dollar from importers ...
