Federal government inaugurates textile steering committee

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The federal government has inaugurated a steering committee for the textile sector in Nigeria.

The Federal Government of Nigeria, referred to as FG in reports, has inaugurated the Textile Steering Committee, as announced by ThisDayLive. This development aims to address matters within the textile industry. No further details on the committee's members, objectives, or inauguration date beyond March 6, 2026, are provided in the available sources. The announcement appears alongside other unrelated news items on the publication's page.

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