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Ogun monarch backs Adire industrialisation, global expansion

Ogun monarch backs Adire industrialisation, global expansion
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The Project Coordinator, Prof. Olajumoke Familoni, disclosed this on Friday at the second edition of the Àdìrẹ Hub, held at the Ake Palace, Abeokuta, where traders showcased different creatively designed Àdìrẹ fabrics, clothing and other products. Familoni said the initiative was designed to move Àdìrẹ beyond its traditional market through improved production skills, better product packaging, mechanisation and access to international markets.
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  • ✦“Our goal is for Àdìrẹ to become a recognised global product and brand.
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Friday:The Project Coordinator, Prof. Olajumoke Familoni, disclosed this on Friday at the second edition of the Àdìrẹ Hub, held at the Ake Palace, Abeokuta, where traders showcased different creatively designed Àdìrẹ fabrics, clothing and other products.2024:Also speaking, the Director of ICLED, Dr Tunde Bajela, said the vision of the Global Adire Egba Development Limited was to transform Àdìrẹ into a global textile brand capable of capturing at least one per cent of the global textile market, estimated at $`1tn, within 10 years of the company’s establishment in 2024.$10:He said achieving the target could translate into a market share worth more than $10bn, creating employment opportunities and helping to reduce poverty in Egbaland.
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  • ✦The Project Coordinator, Prof. Olajumoke Familoni, disclosed this on Friday at the second edition of the Àdìrẹ Hub, held at the Ake Palace, Abeokuta, where traders showcased different creatively designed Àdìrẹ fabrics, clothing and other products.
  • ✦Familoni said the initiative was designed to move Àdìrẹ beyond its traditional market through improved production skills, better product packaging, mechanisation and access to international markets.
  • ✦“Our goal is for Àdìrẹ to become a recognised global product and brand.
Key Facts:Friday: The Project Coordinator, Prof. Olajumoke Familoni, disclosed this on Friday at the second edition of the Àdìrẹ Hub, held at the Ake Palace, Abeokuta, where traders showcased different creatively designed Àdìrẹ fabrics, clothing and other products.2024: Also speaking, the Director of ICLED, Dr Tunde Bajela, said the vision of the Global Adire Egba Development Limited was to transform Àdìrẹ into a global textile brand capable of capturing at least one per cent of the global textile market, estimated at $`1tn, within 10 years of the company’s establishment in 2024.$10: He said achieving the target could translate into a market share worth more than $10bn, creating employment opportunities and helping to reduce poverty in Egbaland.
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The Alake of Egbaland, Oba Adedotun Gbadebo, has backed efforts to industrialise traditional Adire production for global expansion and foreign exchange ear

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The Project Coordinator, Prof. Olajumoke Familoni, disclosed this on Friday at the second edition of the Àdìrẹ Hub, held at the Ake Palace, Abeokuta, where traders showcased different creatively designed Àdìrẹ fabrics, clothing and other products.

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The primary parties identified in this coverage include Abeokuta, Ogun State.

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The Project Coordinator, Prof. Olajumoke Familoni, disclosed this on Friday at the second edition of the Àdìrẹ Hub, held at the Ake Palace, Abeokuta, where traders showcased different creatively designed Àdìrẹ fabrics, clothing and other products.

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