President of the Textile Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, Hamma Kwajaffa has said Nigerians must continue to patronize made in Nigeria goods.
According to him, this will help stabilise the naira.
Kwajaffa stressed that the over independence on the foreign textile and other imported goods led the country to the current hardships it is facing. He however called on the governments at all levels to make policies that will encourage local production.
President of the Textile Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, Hamma Kwajaffa has said Nigerians must continue to patronize made in Nigeria goods.
According to him, this will help stabilise the naira.
Kwajaffa stressed that the over independence on the foreign textile and other imported goods led the country to the current hardships it is facing. He however called on the governments at all levels to make policies that will encourage local production.
President of the Textile Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, Hamma Kwajaffa has said Nigerians must continue to patronize made in Nigeria goods.
According to him, this will help stabilise the naira.
Kwajaffa stressed that the over independence on the foreign textile and other imported goods led the country to the current hardships it is facing. He however called on the governments at all levels to make policies that will encourage local production.
President of the Textile Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, Hamma Kwajaffa has said Nigerians must continue to patronize made in Nigeria goods.
According to him, this will help stabilise the naira.
Kwajaffa stressed that the over independence on the foreign textile and other imported goods led the country to the current hardships it is facing. He however called on the governments at all levels to make policies that will encourage local production.
President of the Textile Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, Hamma Kwajaffa has said Nigerians must continue to patronize made in Nigeria goods.
According to him, this will help stabilise the naira.
Kwajaffa stressed that the over independence on the foreign textile and other imported goods led the country to the current hardships it is facing. He however called on the governments at all levels to make policies that will encourage local production.
President of the Textile Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, Hamma Kwajaffa has said Nigerians must continue to patronize made in Nigeria goods.
According to him, this will help stabilise the naira.
Kwajaffa stressed that the over independence on the foreign textile and other imported goods led the country to the current hardships it is facing. He however called on the governments at all levels to make policies that will encourage local production.
President of the Textile Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, Hamma Kwajaffa has said Nigerians must continue to patronize made in Nigeria goods.
According to him, this will help stabilise the naira.
Kwajaffa stressed that the over independence on the foreign textile and other imported goods led the country to the current hardships it is facing. He however called on the governments at all levels to make policies that will encourage local production.
President of the Textile Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, Hamma Kwajaffa has said Nigerians must continue to patronize made in Nigeria goods.
According to him, this will help stabilise the naira.
Kwajaffa stressed that the over independence on the foreign textile and other imported goods led the country to the current hardships it is facing. He however called on the governments at all levels to make policies that will encourage local production.
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