There have been several reactions from social media users after it was declared that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has imposed a ban on locally made foreign goods.

The announcement was made by Mohammed Idris, Nigeria’s Minister of Information and National Orientation, as reported by Vanguard.

According to Idris, the ban applies to all Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) of the federal government.

These bodies are now prohibited from procuring foreign alternatives to goods and services that are already produced or available in Nigeria.

The minister emphasized that this directive is intended to boost local productivity and contribute to the strengthening of the naira.

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In his statement, Idris explained that the initiative is designed to ensure that government spending benefits Nigerian industries and citizens.

He said the policy represents a shift in the way the government allocates resources, procures services, and builds the national economy.

The government believes that prioritizing local products will lead to increased investments, job creation, and sustainable economic development.

Following the announcement, social media users reacted strongly, with many taking to X to share their opinions. While some praised the move as a step towards economic independence, others expressed skepticism about its implementation and potential effects.

The online discussion reflects a mix of hope and concern as Nigerians consider how the new policy will impact the market and everyday life. Screenshots of these reactions have been circulated online, highlighting the varied public response to the policy.

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