By Yinka Kolawole
Over the past three years, President Bola Tinubu’s administration has rolled out an ambitious package of economic and industrial reforms designed to reposition Nigeria’s manufacturing sector, attract investment, deepen local value addition and stimulate production-led growth.
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From intervention funds and industrial roadmaps to fiscal reforms, local content policies and foreign exchange restructuring, the administration has introduced several initiatives aimed at strengthening the country’s industrial base. 
However, while manufacturers acknowledge the intent and potential of many of these policies, they argue that tangible improvements in industrial performance have yet to materialise.
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) says the challenge is no longer the absence of policy frameworks but the inability of those policies to translate into lower production costs, impr
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