MAN’s Director-General, Segun Kadir-Ajayi, stated that Nigeria currently imports 90% of polypropylene, making local production crucial for economic stability.

The 250,000 metric tonnes annually imported will no longer be necessary, as local production ensures availability and reduces foreign exchange spending.

Polypropylene is essential for textiles, plastics, and furniture, making its local production beneficial for businesses that rely on affordable raw materials.

Dangote’s $2 billion petrochemical plant in Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos, has a 900,000 metric tonnes yearly capacity, ensuring national demand is met.

The plant will produce 77 polypropylene grades, supporting diverse industries, creating jobs, boosting investments, and enhancing economic sustainability.

This project reduces dependence on imports, strengthens local industries, generates employment, and helps improve Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product.

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