At the Nigeria Ceramic Investment Summit and Product Exhibition 2026, stakeholders in Nigeria's ceramic industry emphasized the need for increased domestic investment, innovation, and stronger policy support to reduce the $2.1 billion spent on ceramic imports. They advocated for deeper collaboration to enhance the sector's role in industrialization, job creation, and economic diversification, according to Vanguard.
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