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22:36Now PlayingFounder of Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM), Innocent Chukwuma, has expressed optimism that the Federal Government’s newly approved Nigeria-First policy will revitalise struggling local industries and attract global investors to Nigeria’s manufacturing sector.
Speaking on The Morning Brief, a Channels Television breakfast programme, on Tuesday, Chukwuma said the policy, which prioritises the use of locally made goods and services in all government procurement processes, could mark a turning point for Nigeria’s industrial growth.
Chukwuma, who has been championing indigenous manufacturing, highlighted the impact this policy could have on encouraging both local and international investors to set up operations in Nigeria.
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