Competitiveness
Policy positions that reduce cost pressure and help manufacturers compete locally and internationally.
Advocacy
Industrial policy advocacy for competitive manufacturing
MAN advocates policy frameworks, incentives, and implementation measures that make Nigerian manufacturing more competitive, investment-ready, and resilient.
Industrial Policy
Keeping manufacturing at the centre of national development
MAN supports industrial policies that improve productive capacity, deepen local value addition, reduce operating costs, and encourage long-term investment in factories, technology, and jobs.
- Adoption of the Nigeria Industrial Revolution Plan as a framework for industrial transformation.
- Inauguration of the Nigeria Industrial Policy and Competitiveness Advisory Council.
- Advocacy for sector-wide incentives rather than narrow company-by-company concessions.
- Support for backward integration and local raw material development.
Policy for production
Industrial policy works best when it reflects factory realities and supports competitiveness.
Investment
Incentive structures that encourage machinery acquisition, factory expansion, technology upgrade, and job creation.
Implementation
Continuous engagement to ensure policy measures translate into practical relief and predictable administration.