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Tinubu’s 'Made-in-Nigeria' Push: Local Industries to Get Priority in Govt Spending
Tinubu’s 'Made-in-Nigeria' Push: Local Industries to Get Priority in Govt Spending
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Tinubu’s 'Made-in-Nigeria' Push: Local Industries to Get Priority in Govt SpendingPresident Tinubu is set to sign an executive order that will direct... 06.05.2025, Sputnik Africa
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Tinubu’s 'Made-in-Nigeria' Push: Local Industries to Get Priority in Govt SpendingPresident Tinubu is set to sign an executive order that will direct government spending toward Nigerian-made goods and services—no imports unless a local option is truly unavailable.The goal? Boost homegrown industries and keep more of the country’s N54.99 trillion ($34.3 billion) budget circulating within Nigeria.“This is a major shift in government policy aiming to put Nigeria at the heart of all our businesses in this country,” Nigeria’s Information Minister Mohammed Idris Malagi told a briefing in Abuja.
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Tinubu’s 'Made-in-Nigeria' Push: Local Industries to Get Priority in Govt Spending
13:32 06.05.2025 (Updated: 14:25 06.05.2025) Tinubu’s 'Made-in-Nigeria' Push: Local Industries to Get Priority in Govt Spending
President Tinubu is set to sign an executive order that will direct government spending toward Nigerian-made goods and services—no imports unless a local option is truly unavailable.
The goal? Boost homegrown industries and keep more of the country’s N54.99 trillion ($34.3 billion) budget circulating within Nigeria.
“This is a major shift in government policy aiming to put Nigeria at the heart of all our businesses in this country,” Nigeria’s Information Minister Mohammed Idris Malagi told a briefing in Abuja.
