Nigeria’s textile sector, a thriving industry in the 1990s, has crumbled under the weight of cheap Chinese imports, currency depreciation, and poor government support. Once boasting over 150 textile mills and supporting millions of jobs, the industry now has fewer than four functioning factories. Nigeria’s limited access to affordable raw materials, unreliable power supply, and… Read More »How Nigeria’s Textile Industry Unraveled Under China’s Pressure
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