The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) was established in May 1971 to provide a common voice for manufacturers and a focal point of consultation between industry, government, and the public.

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Advocacy

Trade policy that supports local production and fair competition

MAN engages on trade measures that affect local content, public procurement, import administration, export competitiveness, and the ease of doing business for manufacturers.

Trade Policy

Balancing openness with productive domestic capacity

MAN's trade advocacy supports transparent, efficient business processes while protecting the productive base of the Nigerian economy. The Association advances positions on local content, public procurement, customs procedures, tariffs, and timely policy implementation.

Federal Government executive orders on transparency, efficiency, local content in public procurement, and timely budget submission remain important reference points for improving the business environment.

Ease of Doing Business

Advocacy for transparent and efficient government processes that reduce delays and uncertainty for manufacturers.

Local Content

Support for Made-in-Nigeria patronage and stronger participation of local manufacturers in public procurement.

Trade Administration

Engagement on tariffs, customs, documentation, and import or export procedures affecting manufacturing operations.