Direct Producer Contact
Chat directly with factory owners, mill directors, and master craftsmen through official channels.
Explore goods directly from domestic manufacturers, local artisans, and agricultural producers across every Nigerian region. Connect with producers without middlemen.
Chat directly with factory owners, mill directors, and master craftsmen through official channels.
A transparent discovery catalog for negotiating ex-factory, wholesale, and bulk supply rates.
Cataloging industrial plants, agro-mills, cottage workshops, and artisan clusters across Nigeria.
Explore structured domestic production organized around Nigerian manufacturing, agriculture, and artisan supply clusters.
Grains, spices, beverages and flours
Aso-oke, adire, leather shoes and bags
Hardwood sets, office and bespoke fittings
Raw shea butter, soaps and organic balms
Milled tubers, palm oil and feeds
Paints, blocks, aluminum and cables
Inverters, conduits and distribution units
Detergents, kitchenware and plastic wares
Graters, presses, molds and workshop tools
Bronze casting, pottery and wood carvings
Cartons, PET preforms and woven sacks
Resins, adhesives and industrial pigments
Locate producers clustered by primary production corridors and state supply districts.
Industrial zones: Ikeja, Alaba, Amuwo Odofin, Ikorodu
Browse 410 factoriesIndustrial zones: Aba South, Osisioma, Ariaria, Umuahia
Browse 340 factoriesIndustrial zones: Bompai, Sharada, Challawa, Dawanau
Browse 215 factoriesIndustrial zones: Agbara Industrial Estate, Ota, Sagamu
Browse 280 factoriesIndustrial zones: Nnewi Auto Hub, Onitsha Main, Awka
Browse 250 factoriesIndustrial zones: Oluyole Industrial Park, Ibadan, Ogbomoso
Browse 118 factoriesIndustrial zones: Trans-Amadi, Port Harcourt, Onne Port
Browse 94 factoriesIndustrial zones: Benin City, Egor, Ikpoba Okha
Browse 82 factoriesNigerian sellers, producers, artisans, and processors.
View Full RegistryLagos, Ogun
Kano Grains Cooperative
Aba, Abia
Aba Stitch House
Kano, Kano
Kano Grains Cooperative
Lagos, Niger
Eko Foodworks
Ijebu Ode, Ogun
Ijebu Home Studio
Aba, Abia
Aba Stitch House
Explore registered sellers and production teams actively listing local goods for direct discovery.
Lagos • Joined Sept 2026
Abia • Joined Sept 2026
Kano • Joined Sept 2026
Ogun • Joined Sept 2026
Use this guide before sending deposits, approving production, or arranging interstate dispatch. NaijaMade helps buyers discover producers, but every commercial decision remains between buyer and seller.
Match legal name, RC/BN number, and active status before deposits.
Approve physical samples before scaling any bulk purchase order.
Use corporate bank accounts that match verified business records.
Agree waybill, carrier, insurance, and handoff terms in writing.
Run the steps in sequence for bulk, custom, interstate, or repeat procurement.
Federal registry
Treat the listing as a starting point, then verify the producer identity through official company records.
Batch quality
Specs and catalog photos are not enough for wholesale orders. Inspect a real sample from the current production run.
Site inspection
Confirm that the seller can produce or source the quantity they are offering within the stated timeline.
Payment controls
Do not send procurement funds to personal accounts, third-party wallets, or names that differ from the business record.
Logistics control
Define responsibility for pickup, park delivery, interstate freight, insurance, and proof of dispatch before payment closes.
Commercial reality
Fraudulent offers often rely on urgency, dramatic discounts, or refusal to document production and payment terms.
A practical sequence for procurement teams, resellers, and remote buyers.
Shortlist the product, producer, listing URL, business name, and claimed registration details.
Run CAC checks, compare invoices, and confirm direct contact belongs to the listed producer.
Inspect samples, photos, videos, or a local representative report before ordering at scale.
Use proforma invoices, staged releases, corporate accounts, and traceable waybill terms.
No. NaijaMade is a discovery directory. Payments, escrow decisions, contracts, inspections, and logistics are handled directly between buyers and producers.
It can help buyers start review faster, but it is not a guarantee of delivery, product quality, or commercial performance. Always run your own checks before payment.
Pause the transaction. Ask for a company account matching the verified legal entity and a formal invoice. If the seller refuses, do not proceed.
Use a trusted representative, inspection agent, or local business partner to validate the factory, sample, quantity, and dispatch handoff before final payment.
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