Focused platforms for every major segment of Nigerian manufacturing.
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) is organized into sectoral groups to ensure that the unique interests, challenges, and opportunities of each segment of the manufacturing industry are effectively represented.
The 10 MAN Sectoral Groups
Food, Beverages & Tobacco
Food processing, beverage production, tobacco manufacturing, safety standards, regulatory engagement, and sector-specific advocacy.
Chemical & Pharmaceuticals
Pharmaceuticals, industrial chemicals, cosmetics, paints, detergents, fertilizers, quality assurance, and compliance.
Plastics, Rubber & Foam
Plastic manufacturing, rubber products, foam production, packaging materials, recycling, sustainability, and market development.
Basic Metal, Iron & Steel
Iron and steel production, fabricated metal products, engineering materials, infrastructure, and local production advocacy.
Textile, Apparel, Leather & Footwear
Textiles, garments, leather processing, footwear, local value addition, and export competitiveness.
Pulp, Paper, Printing & Publishing
Paper production, printing services, publishing, packaging materials, and industrial paper products.
Electrical & Electronics
Electrical equipment, electronics manufacturing, cables, appliances, industrial technology, standards, and certification.
Wood, Wood Products & Furniture
Wood processing, furniture manufacturing, interior products, sustainable resource utilization, and product quality.
Non-Metallic Mineral Products
Cement, glass, ceramics, building materials, industrial minerals, productivity, and investment advocacy.
Motor Vehicle & Miscellaneous Assembly
Vehicle assembly, industrial assembly, local manufacturing, technology development, and investment promotion.
How Sectoral Groups Work
Each group turns member experience into practical industry action.
Sector work connects members to the standards, safety, environment, and industry-development conversations that shape manufacturing.
SON programmes such as MANCAP, SONCAP, testing, technical committees, and product certification are relevant to every product-facing sector.
NAFDAC-regulated areas including food, drugs, chemicals, cosmetics, veterinary products, vaccines, and medical devices directly affect several MAN sectors.
NESREA environmental standards, permits, pollution control, and sustainable waste management affect plastics, chemicals, metals, wood, minerals, and electronics.
NADDC programmes support automotive assembly, local components, testing standards, infrastructure, and technical development.
Explore your sector. Connect with industry peers. Shape the future of manufacturing.
Membership in MAN automatically connects eligible companies to the appropriate Sectoral Group, providing opportunities to participate in discussions, influence policy, and contribute to the growth of Nigeria's manufacturing sector.
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