The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON), on Wednesday, issued the Mandatory Conformity Assessment Programme (MANCAP) certificates to 35 companies in Anambra State.
Director General/Chief Executive of SON, Dr Ifeanyi Okeke, at a brief ceremony in Awka, the state capital, said that MANCAP was a mandatory product certification scheme designed to ensure that all locally manufactured products in the country conform to the relevant Nigerian Industrial Standard (NIS) before they’re presented for sale in the market or exported.
Okeke, represented by the Regional Director, Anambra Regional Operations, Mr Mathias Bassey, said that the certifications covered 92 products from the said companies.
“Out of this number, 51 products certificates from 17 companies are for revalidation while 41 products from 18 companies are fresh entrants into the MANCAP scheme”, he explained.
The DG said that MANCAP was initiated as part of the efforts of SON to ensure that ‘Made in Nigeria’ products meet global acceptance and are able to compete favourably with their foreign counterparts
Following the issuance of MANCAP certificates to your companies, we will undertake periodic factory inspections, sampling and laboratory testing to ensure that the products certified today continue to meet the requirements of the relevant standards that had earned the establishments these certifications.

https://sunnewsonline.com/son-issues-mancap-certificates-to-35-companies-in-anambra/

Meanwhile, factories are shutting down in the waste side

Nice one !
We move!

Meanwhile, Some people in the waste are celebrating appointment wey no put 10 kobo for their account lmao

Somewhere....in that same Country...

A tribe is SHOUTING mandate and ronu, while all the factories in their zones are closing shop and running away.

They still celebrating worthless political appointments when each community is given 1 bag of Rice as Palliatives for 100thousand people.....

Southeast is silently and massively producing i urge my brothers to think east .the prospects are high

XerXers:
Meanwhile, factories are shutting down in the waste side

The don't push this kind of news to front page but if it's negative news it will be on front page

Nlpfmod

Anambra1stSon2:

The don't push this kind of news to front page but if it's negative news it will be on front page

Nairaland is a pro Yoruba site na are you just noticing

Leodeking come and see o

But please don't cry 😭

I awaiting comments from the other side

Please names of the companies and what they produce. Thanks in anticipation.

this thing go pain omenka ooo

But

as e dey pain you ooo
e dey sweet me baje ooo
as e dey pain you ooo
e dey sweet me baje baje
as e dey pain gan gan
e dey sweet me baje baje
gbagili gbagili gbagili


Hahahahahaha nice song

Pigstormentor:
Somewhere....in that same Country...

A tribe is SHOUTING mandate and ronu, while all the factories in their zones are closing shop and running away.

They still celebrating worthless political appointments when each community is given 1 bag of Rice as Palliatives for 100thousand people.....

Kai😄😄😄😄

While the sadwasted skull miners are celebrating foreign owned brands, Igbos are busy developing home grown brands. The difference between the two is that our capital remains in our region and you can see the evidence all around the East.

On the other hand, rusted derelict houses and slums have taken over the entire sadwaste due to multi-dimensional poverty. The foreign owned brands has resulted in massive capital flight that have left them destitute.

Depriest2020:
Please names of the companies and what they produce. Thanks in anticipation.

But the last time he displayed Anambra based industries, the same inferiority complex goons from the sadwaste started crying.

Those people with their hate and bitterness will destroy them. In Igboland, any community that doesn't experience improvement as years pass, is said to be cursed. Now check the towns and so-called cities in the sadwaste, and you will see how they've remained stunted since ages.

First picture below is a typical neighborhood in Igboland.

Second picture is the best part of a typical rusted town in sadwaste.