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Has Nigeria’s Indigenous Industrialisation Policy Faltered? An Examination

Over the past decade, Nigeria’s government has invested heavily in its indigenous industrialisation policy, with the aim of reducing dependence on foreign imports and boosting local manufacturing. However, a recent report by The Nation Newspaper (The Nation Newspaper) suggests that the policy may not be achieving its goals as intended. According to the report, many local manufacturers are struggling to compete with foreign imports, and the policy’s intended benefits have yet to be realised. The government has not yet commented on the report’s findings. The question remains: has Nigeria’s indigenous industrialisation policy failed?

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