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Nigeria, with Africa’s largest youth population, is full of untapped ideas. Like a young man I met in Kano who built a water purifier from everyday materials. He has no lab, no investors, just resilience. To support thousands stories like his, we launched #InnovateNaija…

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At today’s @NASENIHQ Strategic Focus Group Meeting in Adamawa State, participants emphasized one key message: quality and trust are central to driving the Made-in-Nigeria movement. One participant shared, “I’ve used Made-in-Nigeria building materials and cables. They proved…

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@NASENIHQ's Made-In-Nigeria innovations stole the show! Participants got hands-on with NASENI-made TVs, hybrid vehicles, agri equipment and more! Nigeria's future is bright! @KSHalilu

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In Adamawa, the conversation drew leaders from NASSI and the Nigerian Society of Engineers. Participants engaged with @NASENIHQ -made innovations—from hybrid vehicles and TVs to agricultural tools and household appliances—leaving many optimistic that Made-in-Nigeria products can…

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During the @NASENIHQ's Strategic Focus Group in Adamawa, participants stressed the importance of quality and trust in promoting "Made in Nigeria" products. A participant shared a positive experience with Made-in-Nigeria building materials and electric cables, citing their…

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The Adamawa leg of the Made in Nigeria conversation was also attended by Executive members of the National Association of Small Scale Industries (NASSI), as well as the Chairman of Nigerian Society of Engineers, Adamawa State Chapter. At the meeting, participants expressed…

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The @Naseni Strategic Focus Group Meeting held in Adamawa State today highlighted the significance of quality and improvement in "Made in Nigeria" products . Participants comprising of engineers, academias and industry experts stressed that maintaining high standards can enable…

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The meeting, attended by engineers, union leaders, academics, regulators, investors, students, and industry associations, highlighted the need for stronger financial and regulatory support to boost local manufacturing. Participants also explored NASENI innovations, including…

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At the @NASENIHQ Strategic Focus Group Meeting in Adamawa State, stakeholders stressed the importance of quality and trust in promoting Made-in-Nigeria products. Participants shared positive experiences with locally made goods and expressed optimism that Nigerian products can…

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In Adamawa, NASSI executives & the Nigerian Society of Engineers joined stakeholders in applauding @NASENIHQ ’s innovations from TVs & hybrid vehicles to farm tools & appliances. With focus on quality, optimism remains high that Nigerian products can rival imports.

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The sessions, held across 20+ states, bring together engineers, union leaders, investors, students & regulators to address challenges in local manufacturing and push President Tinubu’s Nigeria First Policy. Calls for stronger financing & regulatory support grew louder.

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The @Naseni Strategic Focus Group Meeting in Adamawa State Today underscored the significance of quality and trust in driving the "Made in Nigeria" agenda. Participants, comprising engineers, academics, and industry experts, stressed that maintaining high standards can enable…

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Photo News: @NASENIHQ's Adamawa meeting stressed quality and trust for "Made in Nigeria" success. Participants urged better financing and regulatory support to boost local manufacturing.

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At @NASENIHQ Strategic Focus Group Meeting in Adamawa, stakeholders underscored that quality and trust are vital for advancing "Made in Nigeria" goods. Participants, including engineers, investors, and regulators, shared positive experiences with durable local products and called…

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NASENI under the leadership of EVC/CEO @KSHalilu held its Strategic Focus Group Meeting in Adamawa State today. At the meeting, participants emphasized the central role of quality and trust in advancing the “Made in Nigeria” conversation. @NASENIHQ

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One participant shared a personal experience: “I have bought Made in Nigeria products before—particularly building materials and electric cables. After using them and finding them durable, I have not looked back.” @NASENIHQ @KSHalilu

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The @NASENIHQ Strategic Focus Group Meeting held in Adamawa State today emphasized the role of quality and trust in driving the “Made in Nigeria” agenda. Participants, including members of NASSI and the Nigerian Society of Engineers, shared positive experiences with local…

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At the @NASENIHQ Strategic Focus Group Meeting in Adamawa State, participants stressed that quality and trust are key to driving the “Made in Nigeria” agenda. One attendee shared how using durable locally made building materials and electric cables convinced him to stick with…

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The meeting, part of NASENI’s nationwide sessions across over 20 states, brought together engineers, academics, regulators, investors, students, and industry leaders to discuss challenges and solutions for boosting patronage of local goods. Stakeholders praised NASENI’s…

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Highlights included displays of NASENI-made televisions, hybrid vehicles, agricultural equipment, and household appliances, with participants expressing confidence that Nigerian products can rival imports if quality is sustained.

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