The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria Export Promotion Group has said it will intensify efforts to help local manufacturers, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises, access government-backed export incentives that remain underutilised because of limited awareness of eligibility requirements and application processes.
The group disclosed this while unveiling its 2026/2027 strategic roadmap aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s export competitiveness, accelerating manufacturing growth and positioning Made-in-Nigeria products for wider access to African and global markets.
Speaking on the roadmap, the newly appointed Chairman of MANEG, Ruth Owojaiye, said many manufacturers had yet to take advantage of available export incentives due to inadequate knowledge of how to access them.
The group said it would address the gap through industry engagements, knowledge-sharing sessions and practical guidance to help businesses understand and maximise available export opportunities.
“An incentive can only create economic value when businesses understand how to access and deploy it effectively. Our objective is to
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