Manufacturing in Osun State is predominantly agro-based and includes processing, engineering, steel, electrical, Pharmaceuticals, Plastics, Furniture, and other related industries. The state’s major industrial centers are Osogbo, Ilesa, Ikire, Ijebu Jesa, Ejigbo, Iwo, and Ife. A 2026 Commercial Manufacturing Census reported that there were 120 manufacturing establishments in Osun State. Osogbo recorded the highest at […]
Ondo state is an important manufacturing state in southwestern Nigeria. It is also an important state in the agro-processing industry. The state’s economy consists of different agricultural value chains. These value chains include cassava, palm oil, rubber, and others. There were about 113 manufacturers in the state as of April 2026. Most of these manufacturers
An aviation career is developing into an attractive employment option in Nigeria. Built with the increasing demands of the best infrastructures in the world, Nigeria’s largest and fastest developing economy, offers an increasing demand for aviation professionals. The Nigerian College of Aviation Technology, NCAT was established in Zaria in 1964 and it is the first
Nestled in the heart of Nigeria’s north-central region, Niger State encompasses a blend of thriving agriculture and industry. With numerous established manufacturing enterprises, Minna, Suleja, Bida, Mokwa and Kontagora divisiones of the state are quite industrialized. Niger State’s abundant agricultural resources and raw materials enable numerous opportunities for the establishment of agro- allied and other
Nassarawa State is strategically positioned in North Central Nigeria to benefit from raw material (agricultural and mineral) supplies from neighbouring States and from the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja. It has access to railway lines, the national highway, and an International airport. It is also actively positioning itself to benefit from renewed interests by both
Agro-processing, steel, pharmaceuticals, foods, lubes and batteries, textiles and apparel, and other consumer goods manufacturing are all established sectors in Kwara state’s manufacturing industry. So are sugar, packaging, plastics, building materials and rice manufacturing. Ilorin is the main manufacturing hub of the state. Other communities including Jebba, Bacita, Offa, Erin Ile, Lafiagi and Shonga also
Recently, the workplace has changed drastically. Among the most popular employment models in the world, hybrid jobs take the lead. Companies are re-evaluating work arrangements due to improvements in technology, employee requirements, and experiences from the COVID-19 pandemic. Most companies are eliminating the requirement for full time, in-office hours. Now, companies are scheduling a combination
Ogun State is arguably one of the best states for education in Nigeria. Located in the South West geopolitical zone, Ogun State is home to almost every state owned tertiary institution: Universities, colleges of education, monotechnics and polytechnics. Ogun State is the destination of choice for many young people looking for quality vocational and technical
Kebbi State is one of the major agro-industrial hubs of northern Nigeria. The state has thriving rice and other cereals, tomato, and food processing industries, as well as agro allied and allied industries. Given its abundant agricultural resources, the state has large scale and integrated agricultural processing and rice milling industries. Other large-scale agro-processing industries
Manufacturing companies are located throughout Katsina State and not just in the state capital. Other important areas are Funtua, Batagarawa, etc. The Katsina State Government’s (KSG) Industrial and Trade Policy, 2012 identified some industrial clusters in the State to include metal works and fabrics, leather works, foot and other wear, food and beverages, and sugar
