Dr Okwara Udensi, Chairman of MAN, Edo/Delta chapter, also said the high inflation in the country and the continued depreciation of the Naira in the foreign exchange market were forcing manufacturers in both states to scale down their activities.Udensi told the News Agency of Nigeria in Benin on Friday that the manufacturing sector might become moribund if the high cost of production of manufactured goods was allowed to continue.
“The power supply is going down on a daily basis, while consumers are being charged outrageous electricity tariff; in some cases you will not have power but electricity bills will be given to you to pay.“All our members are complaining about power shortage because the price of Diesel to run generators has recently gone up to N290 per litre.
According to him, the price of most of the raw materials, especially the imported ones, had gone up by over 100 per cent.“We are struggling to remain in business because customers are not ready to buy our manufactured products at high prices.”
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