A transition from trading to manufacturing is being advocated by the Lagos Free Zone. This shift is proposed for Nigeria.
Further information on this proposal can be found through Tribune Online, which has reported on the Lagos Free Zone's advocacy.
Details of the proposed transition and its potential implications are available from the source, providing more insight into the Lagos Free Zone's position on manufacturing in Nigeria.
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