How many of us here are using made in Nigeria products? Just few or none.

We all have a role to play in growing the naira. Buy Nigerian goods and you grow the naira.

Most of us patronise foreign goods and services and we expect the naira to grow. We are all jokers. Period.

Please in light of the current economic situation, help make a list of Nigerian products from large companies and SMEs in Nigeria that we can purchase in place of the exhorbitant imported alternatives.


Persil — Ariel
Pears transparent soap —
Bounty kitchen paper towel — Bella/Rose Carla
Doritos — Plantain chips
Dove/Rexona anti perspiration —
Mac Studio products — House of Tara
Perfumes — SME oil perfume businesses
Kids clothes?? —


Add yours…

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How many of us here are using made in Nigeria products? Just few or none.

We all have a role to play in growing the naira. Buy Nigerian goods and you grow the naira.

Most of us patronise foreign goods and services and we expect the naira to grow. We are all jokers. Period.

Please in light of the current economic situation, help make a list of Nigerian products from large companies and SMEs in Nigeria that we can purchase in place of the exhorbitant imported alternatives.


Persil — Ariel
Pears transparent soap —
Bounty kitchen paper towel — Bella/Rose Carla
Doritos — Plantain chips
Dove/Rexona anti perspiration —
Mac Studio products — House of Tara
Perfumes — SME oil perfume businesses
Kids clothes?? —


Add yours…

I understand your view o but let me quickly tell you that majority of the made in naija products are substandard.

Majority of the detergent in nigeria nah low quality. I don't even want to talk about bathing soap

That is true. But what choice do we have?

Perhaps with steady patronage they might be pushed to provide better quality.

I’m still using Persil because it washes superbly and doesn’t fade colors of clothes. I still buy Pears transparent soap because the kids have dermatitis and react to alternatives.

It’s everywhere but what can one do.