The Federal Government’s latest push to revive Nigeria’s Cotton, Textile and Garment (CTG) sector is facing mounting scrutiny, as industry players warn that persistent insecurity in key cotton-producing states, weak agricultural foundations and a history of policy failures could derail the initiative before it gains traction. At a recent high-level meeting in Abuja led by John Owan Enoh, Minister of State for Industry, Trade and Investment, officials unveiled plans to integrate cotton farming, ginning, textile manufacturing and garment produ
The Federal Government’s latest push to revive Nigeria’s Cotton, Textile and Garment (CTG) sector is facing mounting scrutiny, as industry players warn that persistent insecurity in key cotton-producing states, weak agricultural foundations and a history of policy failures could derail the initiative before it gains traction. At a recent high-level meeting in Abuja led by John Owan Enoh, Minister of State for Industry, Trade and Investment, officials unveiled plans to integrate cotton farming, ginning, textile manufacturing and garment produ