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  1. Lagos State Government is responsible for driving the state's digital transformation efforts.
  2. The Lagos State Government announced on July 5th that Lagos continues to function as a major commercial hub and is actively promoting sustainable e-commerce practices.

Lagos State Government outlines industrial policy to boost job creation and MSMEs

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The Lagos State Government identified six priority sectors—agro-processing, light manufacturing, healthcare, the creative economy, digital trade, and the blue economy—to expand business opportunities and support micro, small and medium enterprises in Nigeria. This initiative is guided by the Lagos State Industrial Policy 2025–2030. Additionally, the 44-unit Imota Light Industrial Park is nearing completion to provide production space for manufacturing activities in the state.

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The policy aims to position MSMEs to participate in sectors with high potential for production, innovation, and employment, addressing concerns over Nigeria’s job creation challenges. The framework is intended to promote industrial growth and business expansion within the state.

Lagos State Government has stated that Lagos remains a major commercial hub and is actively promoting sustainable e-commerce practices.

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Who's involved

  • Lagos State GovernmentDriving the industrial policy and promoting MSME growth in Lagos State.
  • NigeriaThe sovereign nation where the job creation challenges and industrial policy are being implemented.

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