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May 28, 2024DistributionGenerationNewsPowerTransmission

Adelabu encourages certification of products by local manufacturers in power sector

 

… mandates agencies to prioritize homegrown suppliers

 

Oredola Adeola

 

Adebayo Adelabu, Minister of Power, has called on major manufacturing companies to ensure their products meet the necessary standards through certification.

 

He therefore asserted that all agencies under the Ministry of Power will be encouraged to patronize local manufacturers.

 

Adelabu made this known on Monday when Mr George Onafowokan, Chairman of the Ogun State branch of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) and Managing Director of Coleman Wires and Cables, with his management team, visited him in his office.
Adelabu also promised that agencies under the Ministry would be encouraged to patronize local manufacturing.
He however emphasized the need for certification of products by the major manufacturing companies to meet the requisite standards.
“This will further encourage other up-and-coming manufacturers to toe the same line, and this is quite important in the sector”, he said.
Emphasizing the importance of collaborating with local manufacturers of electricity equipment, the Minister said, “Beyond embarking on new projects, we also have to realize that existing facilities must also be maintained, hence the patronage of local manufacturers is important”.
He commended the MAN for their resilience given the daunting challenges in the industry due to economic challenges.
 “We all know that most local manufacturing companies have closed down, so for you to remain in manufacturing shows love for the country, I salute your courage”, he said.
The Minister further encouraged them to be steadfast as there is light at the end of the tunnel with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Tinubu.
“Certain steps are being taken by the administration to ensure the challenges confronting the local manufacturers are resolved”.

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