Nigerian Manufacturers spent N144 billion on sourcing alternative energy in 2022
Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has noted that manufacturers in Nigeria spent around N144 billion on alternative sources of energy ...
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MAN says manufacturers spent N144 billion on alternative electricity supply, opposes tariff hike
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) said that its members’ expenditure on alternative energy went up from N77.22 billion in ...
How CBN’s latest withdrawal limits could affect energy access for small businesses
The apex bank has limited weekly ATM withdrawals to N100,000 per individual
Nigerian soft drinks manufacturers say FG’s new proposal could cripple industry
The soft drink manufacturers said their revenue declined by 8% between June and August 2022, as a direct implication of ...
Manufacturing: CEO Confidence index rose to 52.9 points in Q2 2021 – MAN
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has revealed that the composite manufacturers Chief Executive Officers (CEO) confidence index for the ...
Manufacturers Association of Nigeria backs CBN on FX ban to BDCs
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has sided with the Central Bank of Nigeria's (CBN) decision to stop selling forex ...
MAN laments over poor electricity supply, high cost of diesel, raw materials
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has lamented over the poor electricity supply, high cost of diesel, and raw materials ...
LCCI, MAN task CBN to review Nigeria’s foreign exchange policies
Mrs Toki Mabogunje and Mr Mansur Ahmed have both called on the CBN to make the unification of the exchange ...
MAN urges FG to implement policies that will enhance efficiency at the borders
MAN has urged the Federal Government to enhance efficiency in the operations of customs services at the borders.
#EndSARS: Beer Sectoral Group to support victims with N50 million
Beer Sectoral Group of MAN to support victims and families of those affected by the #EndSARS protest with N50 million
