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NIGERIAN TEXTILE INDUSTRY : A TOOL FOR ACTUALISING ECONOMIC STABILITY AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

@inproceedings{Makinde2015NIGERIANTI,
  title={NIGERIAN TEXTILE INDUSTRY : A TOOL FOR ACTUALISING ECONOMIC STABILITY AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT},
  author={D. O. Makinde and M. O. Fajuyigbe and O. Ajiboye},
  year={2015}
}
  • D. O. Makinde, M. O. Fajuyigbe, O. Ajiboye
  • Published 2015
    • he Nigerian textile industries (indigenous and modern) which have sustained the national economy for more than three decades are dying by the day without any hope of resurrection. This paper therefore examines factors that are responsible for the dwindling and near extinction of the textile industry in Nigeria and its implications for national growth and development. The paper specifically is focused on the viability of the Nigerian textile industries as an alternative for revenue generation… CONTINUE READING
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