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Best time to patronize Nigerian made goods

You don't expect Nigeria to come out of recession by wearing that clothes made in other countries when we have our Nigerian made.
You don't expect jobs to be available for everyone when you prefer foreign made goods to Nigerian made.
You don't expect farmers to keep farming when you import most of the same raw materials they produce. We even import most of the same food we readily produce.
Let the next set of things/items you will use be made in Nigeria and we will be on our way to self reliance economically.
Change indeed begins with me.
Proudly Nigeria.

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