Policy Recognition
Government and stakeholder recognition of MAN as the authoritative voice for manufacturing interests.
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.
Through continuous advocacy programmes, MAN has recorded remarkable achievements in industrial incentives, export support, access to finance, sector protection, institution-building, public-private dialogue, and the promotion of Made-in-Nigeria products.
The Association is recognized by government, national stakeholders, and international partners as a leading voice of manufacturers in Nigeria, and it remains regularly consulted on issues affecting manufacturing and industrial development.
Keeping industrial competitiveness visible in policy conversations.
Government and stakeholder recognition of MAN as the authoritative voice for manufacturing interests.
Advocacy for schemes, concessions, waivers, and support measures that improve manufacturing productivity.
Institutional and policy support for affordable credit, BOI, SMEDAN, and industrial investment.
Promotion of Made-in-Nigeria products, local content, import substitution, and domestic value chains.