Nigeria has a new industrial plan, but experts say it will fail unless it becomes law. While the policy looks good on paper, only legislation can provide the legal security needed to attract major investors and create jobs. After years of failed attempts to jumpstart manufacturing, experts believe this legal shift is the missing piece for national growth. “We need to see where the limitations are with previous industrial policies and address them,” Adetilewa Adebajo, former technical adviser to a one-time minister of Trade and Investment, sa
Nigeria has a new industrial plan, but experts say it will fail unless it becomes law. While the policy looks good on paper, only legislation can provide the legal security needed to attract major investors and create jobs. After years of failed attempts to jumpstart manufacturing, experts believe this legal shift is the missing piece for national growth. “We need to see where the limitations are with previous industrial policies and address them,” Adetilewa Adebajo, former technical adviser to a one-time minister of Trade and Investment, sa