The Federal Government, in collaboration with industry players, is pushing fresh initiatives to restore Nigeria’s textile industry.
Efforts include a partnership with the International Cotton Advisory Committee to rebuild the cotton value chain and generate over 1.4 million jobs, infrastructure upgrades targeting 200,000 new jobs, and the launch of a 30-member Sector Skills Council to boost local production.
The FG inaugurated a 30-member Sector Skills Council for fashion, leatherwork, and accessories to reduce import dependence and make the sector more competitive globally.
Despite $3.5 billion in investments, stakeholders warn that high energy costs, smuggling, and financing hurdles must be tackled for real progress.
combining partnerships, funding, skills training, and industrial reforms—the industry’s revival will hinge on translating these measures into visible, sustained results.
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