Branding & Marketing
Mo’Afrique commissions Abuja factory, unveils Modish as FG praises local manufacturing
By Ezurike Ugochukwu
The Federal Government has thrown its weight behind efforts to deepen industrialisation and local manufacturing, commending leading African garment company, Mo’Afrique, for commissioning a state-of-the-art factory in Abuja and unveiling its new fashion brand, Modish.
Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Olajumoke Oduwole, gave the commendation during the inauguration of the facility, describing the investment as a strong vote of confidence in Nigeria’s manufacturing potential and a major step towards job creation, economic growth, and strengthening the country’s textile and garment value chain.
“We expect you to have your garments across Africa and the rest of the world using AfCFTA. This is a pride for the Ministry and for the administration. This is what generates jobs, employment and contributes to GDP growth,” the Minister said.
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