Kamar Bakrin, Executive Secretary/CEO of National Sugar Development Council (NSDC) speaking on Industrial Competitiveness and Productivity Enhancement during the 17th meeting of the National Council on Industry, Trade and Investment (NCITI) held in Enugu.
Nigeria must now choose between competing for the African market and conceding it to others, said Kamar Bakrin, executive secretary, National Sugar Development Council (NSDC).
Bakrin noted this during the technical session of the 17th National Council on Industry, Trade and Investment (NCITI) while presenting what he described as the arithmetic of a factory floor that has been priced out of contention — and four resolutions to reprice it.
The National Council on Industry, Trade and Investment (NCITI) is Nigeria’s highest policy advisory body on industry, trade and investment, convening federal and state governments annually.
Its 17th meeting held in Enugu under the theme “Enhancing Competitiveness in Industry, Trade and Investment for Inclusive Growth and Global
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