L-R: Lawal Ismaila, head, electrical laboratory, Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON); David Ikhenebame, director, lab services, SON; Talatu Ethan, director, corporate affairs, SON; Charles Okonji, chairman, Commerce and Industry Correspondents Association of Nigeria (CICAN); Rhoda Ogunseye, vice chairman, CICAN, during the One-Day Standards Organisation of Nigeria/Commerce and Industry Correspondents Association of Nigeria (CICAN) Training and Workshop, held in Lagos.
The Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has said that standards compliance is crucial for Nigerian products to compete under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), a pathway to unlock global market opportunities.
Speaking at a recently held training and workshop for Commerce and Ind
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Juliet Onyema
Juliet Onyema is a transport journalist who reports on Nigeria’s transport and automobile industry. She covers emerging Electric Vehicles (EVs), ranging from adoption to usage, automobile firms and transport policies which affect them, and also recurring trends affecting commuters’ mobility interstate and intrastate.
