Nigeria’s local products are rich with potential, brimming with quality and innovation. By showcasing these homegrown treasures on the global stage, we not only celebrate their excellence but also open doors to international markets.
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To truly make a mark globally, we need to champion Nigerian products with a strategic approach. This includes emphasizing
By doing so, we can transform Nigeria from a burgeoning market to a global player, bringing our locally made goods into the spotlight and fostering economic growth. Let’s elevate our products, amplify their reach, and showcase the best of what Nigeria has to offer to the world.
The current National Coordinator of the "Made in Nigeria" Project Office is Buchi George Nwabueze, who also serves as the Executive Director. The project office, located in Abuja, is under the International Organization Department within the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF).
ReplyDeleteThe Made in Nigeria Project Office aims to promote locally manufactured goods and services, encouraging Nigerians to buy and support Nigerian products. It focuses on raising awareness, supporting entrepreneurs, ensuring quality control, and promoting economic growth through local production. Nwabueze leads efforts to enhance the visibility and acceptance of Made in Nigeria products
The National Coordinator of the Made in Nigeria Project Office in Abuja is HON. Nwabueze Buchi George LLB LLM, FME. The office is part of the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF) and focuses on promoting locally made goods and services.
ReplyDeleteHere's a more detailed breakdown:
National Coordinator: George Buchi Nwabueze holds this position.
Office: The Made in Nigeria Project Office is located in Abuja, under the OSGF.
Purpose: The project aims to boost the Nigerian economy by encouraging the consumption of locally manufactured goods and supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
Key Activities: The office participates in events like the Abuja Expo, Buy Nigeria Trade Fair & Economic Forum, and other relevant conferences. They also utilize platforms like LinkedIn and Facebook to promote their initiatives.
Collaboration: The project fosters collaboration between government agencies, private sector stakeholders, and international organizations.
Recent Activities: The National Coordinator, along with a national team, recently visited the Turkish Embassy to discuss upcoming initiatives like the Nigeria-Turkey Economic Forum, Buy Nigeria House Campaign, and the Nigeria Property Expo, according to the Facebook page for the Made in Nigeria project. These events are planned for November 2025 in Istanbul, Turke