• Tinubu Declares Ajaokuta Steel a ‘National Failure’ — Vows to Revive Nigeria’s Steel Industry

    President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has described the Ajaokuta Steel Company as both an economic failure and a threat to Nigeria’s sovereignty, pledging bold reforms to transform the country into a steel powerhouse.

    Speaking at the inaugural Stakeholders’ Summit on Steel Development in Abuja, themed “Rebuilding and Consolidating Nigeria’s Steel Industry: Collaborative Action for Sustainable Growth and Global Competitiveness”, Tinubu — represented by Vice-President Kashim Shettima — said Ajaokuta symbolises decades of wasted potential.

    > “Steel is more than an industrial input—it is the material expression of national strength. It builds our bridges, powers our industries, supports our defence, and lays the foundation for a modern economy. No nation has achieved true development without mastering steel, yet for decades, Nigeria has failed to do so,” he said.


    Tinubu emphasised that the steel sector is now a “national imperative” for industrial growth, job creation, and sustainable development. The Ministry of Steel Development, created in August 2023, has been tasked with driving innovation, expanding infrastructure, and reducing dependence on imports.

    Despite Nigeria’s vast deposits of iron ore, limestone, and coal, over 90% of the nation’s steel is still imported. Tinubu vowed to “rethink, retool, and revitalise” the industry, conserve foreign exchange, and secure Nigeria’s place as a regional steel leader by the end of the decade.


    #Tinubu #AjaokutaSteel #SteelIndustry #NigeriaEconomy #IndustrialGrowth #MadeInNigeria #SteelRevolution
    Tinubu Declares Ajaokuta Steel a ‘National Failure’ — Vows to Revive Nigeria’s Steel Industry President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has described the Ajaokuta Steel Company as both an economic failure and a threat to Nigeria’s sovereignty, pledging bold reforms to transform the country into a steel powerhouse. Speaking at the inaugural Stakeholders’ Summit on Steel Development in Abuja, themed “Rebuilding and Consolidating Nigeria’s Steel Industry: Collaborative Action for Sustainable Growth and Global Competitiveness”, Tinubu — represented by Vice-President Kashim Shettima — said Ajaokuta symbolises decades of wasted potential. > “Steel is more than an industrial input—it is the material expression of national strength. It builds our bridges, powers our industries, supports our defence, and lays the foundation for a modern economy. No nation has achieved true development without mastering steel, yet for decades, Nigeria has failed to do so,” he said. Tinubu emphasised that the steel sector is now a “national imperative” for industrial growth, job creation, and sustainable development. The Ministry of Steel Development, created in August 2023, has been tasked with driving innovation, expanding infrastructure, and reducing dependence on imports. Despite Nigeria’s vast deposits of iron ore, limestone, and coal, over 90% of the nation’s steel is still imported. Tinubu vowed to “rethink, retool, and revitalise” the industry, conserve foreign exchange, and secure Nigeria’s place as a regional steel leader by the end of the decade. #Tinubu #AjaokutaSteel #SteelIndustry #NigeriaEconomy #IndustrialGrowth #MadeInNigeria #SteelRevolution
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  • “Nigeria Will Be a Steel Giant by 2030!” — Tinubu Sets 10 Million Tonnes Target

    President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has set an ambitious vision for Nigeria’s industrial future — producing 10 million tonnes of liquid steel annually by 2030.

    The President pledged that his administration will transform Nigeria into a steel powerhouse, boosting industrialization, creating thousands of jobs, and reducing reliance on imports. This vision, he says, will be a cornerstone of the nation’s economic growth and self-reliance.

    With strategic investments in infrastructure, mining, and manufacturing, Tinubu believes the steel sector can become the bedrock of Nigeria’s industrial revolution, powering everything from construction to technology.


    #Tinubu #SteelPower #Nigeria2030 #IndustrialRevolution #MadeInNigeria #EconomicGrowth
    “Nigeria Will Be a Steel Giant by 2030!” — Tinubu Sets 10 Million Tonnes Target President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has set an ambitious vision for Nigeria’s industrial future — producing 10 million tonnes of liquid steel annually by 2030. The President pledged that his administration will transform Nigeria into a steel powerhouse, boosting industrialization, creating thousands of jobs, and reducing reliance on imports. This vision, he says, will be a cornerstone of the nation’s economic growth and self-reliance. With strategic investments in infrastructure, mining, and manufacturing, Tinubu believes the steel sector can become the bedrock of Nigeria’s industrial revolution, powering everything from construction to technology. #Tinubu #SteelPower #Nigeria2030 #IndustrialRevolution #MadeInNigeria #EconomicGrowth
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  • Milking Progress: FG to Import Danish Dairy Cattle to Cut $1.5 Billion Import Bill

    In a bold move to reduce Nigeria’s annual dairy import cost of $1.5 billion, the Federal Government has announced plans to import high-yield dairy cattle from Denmark. The initiative is part of a national strategy to boost local milk production, create jobs in agriculture, and strengthen food security.

    Officials say the program will support local dairy farmers with improved breeds and sustainable farming practices to reduce reliance on foreign dairy products.

    #DairyRevolutionNG #MadeInNigeriaMilk #FGDairyPlan #AgricultureForGrowth #FoodSecurity2025 #NaijaFarming
    🇳🇬🐄 Milking Progress: FG to Import Danish Dairy Cattle to Cut $1.5 Billion Import Bill In a bold move to reduce Nigeria’s annual dairy import cost of $1.5 billion, the Federal Government has announced plans to import high-yield dairy cattle from Denmark. The initiative is part of a national strategy to boost local milk production, create jobs in agriculture, and strengthen food security. Officials say the program will support local dairy farmers with improved breeds and sustainable farming practices to reduce reliance on foreign dairy products. #DairyRevolutionNG #MadeInNigeriaMilk #FGDairyPlan #AgricultureForGrowth #FoodSecurity2025 #NaijaFarming
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