Nigeria's foremost industrial association and a trusted platform for consultation.
The Recognized Voice
MAN brings together manufacturing companies, sector leaders, branch councils, committees, and a professional Secretariat to advance the collective interest of industry.
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria was established in May 1971 as a company limited by guarantee to serve as a focal point for communication and consultation between manufacturers, government, and the general public.
For over five decades, MAN has championed policies and initiatives that support industrial growth, economic development, and the competitiveness of Nigerian manufacturers.
Today, MAN represents over 2,500 manufacturing companies across 10 sectoral groups and more than 72 sub-sectors, making it one of the largest and most influential private sector organizations in the country.
One Association, many channels of representation.
Members
Manufacturers participate through branches, sectoral groups, sub-sectoral groups, committees, and specialized platforms.
Leadership
The President, Vice Presidents, National Council, Executive Committee, and strategic committees guide MAN's policy and governance agenda.
Secretariat
The Director General and management staff implement Council decisions, coordinate advocacy, and deliver services to members.
MAN strengthens the competitiveness and sustainability of manufacturing businesses.
- Membership support services: Practical assistance and structured engagement for manufacturers across branches, sectors, and specialized groups.
- Evidence-based advocacy and government liaison: Policy engagement driven by manufacturing data, member concerns, and industry priorities.
- Research and economic policy advisory: Reviews, reports, intelligence, and advisory support that help members understand the business environment.
- Promotion of Made-in-Nigeria products: Platforms that improve visibility, patronage, exhibition opportunities, and market access.
- Sustainable development and energy solutions: Initiatives that support responsible production, energy security, and operational resilience.
- Sector-wide stakeholder engagement: Forums, committees, business consulting, advisory services, and networking platforms that connect manufacturers with key actors.
National officers guiding MAN's mandate.
Otunba Francis Meshioye, OFR
President
Rev. Isaac Adefemi Agoye
National Treasurer