I want to know if there are functional textile industry in Nigeria that I can work with
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There are a lot of textile industry in Nigeria although the are not very well established and popular. They are the ones that make the normal Ankara and other rappers that you see, even the locality made jerseys that you see are made by them. Most of them are in cities like Lagos, Kano and ABA. TheRead more
There are a lot of textile industry in Nigeria although the are not very well established and popular.
They are the ones that make the normal Ankara and other rappers that you see, even the locality made jerseys that you see are made by them.
Most of them are in cities like Lagos, Kano and ABA.
See lessThe problem is that there don’t have much support and funding from government which will really boost them and make them well established.
There are a lot of textile industry in Nigeria although the are not very well established and popular. They are the ones that make the normal Ankara and other rappers that you see, even the locality made jerseys that you see are made by them. Most of them are in cities like Lagos, Kano and ABA. TheRead more
There are a lot of textile industry in Nigeria although the are not very well established and popular.
They are the ones that make the normal Ankara and other rappers that you see, even the locality made jerseys that you see are made by them.
Most of them are in cities like Lagos, Kano and ABA.
See lessThe problem is that there don’t have much support and funding from government which will really boost them and make them well established.
Nigeria’s textile industry isn’t booming, but there are still some solid players like Sunflag and Afprint keeping the wheels turning, especially in Lagos and Kano. With the growing push for “Made in Nigeria” products, local textile and fashion hubs are slowly coming back to life. If you want to breaRead more
Nigeria’s textile industry isn’t booming, but there are still some solid players like Sunflag and Afprint keeping the wheels turning, especially in Lagos and Kano. With the growing push for “Made in Nigeria” products, local textile and fashion hubs are slowly coming back to life. If you want to break in, consider partnering with smaller, innovative brands or factories focusing on indigenous fabrics and sustainable production they’re often more flexible and hungry for fresh ideas.
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