Industrialize Nigeria by Made In Nigeria project Office
Industrialize Nigeria by Made In Nigeria project Office
That’s not just an idea. That’s a movement.
That’s Industrialize Nigeria.
“One Local Government, One Factory, One Product” is about turning local potential into national powerhouses. Whether it’s shea butter in Kwara, rice in Kebbi, or leather in Kano, we focus, we build, and we scale.
This is how you make Made in Nigeria mean something.
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MADE IN NIGERIA PROJECT OFFICE ABUJA
Made in Nigeria Project Office promotes local businesses, trade, and innovation by supporting entrepreneurs, hosting expos, and driving economic growth to position Nigeria in the global market.
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