Coleman Wires and Cables had the distinct honour of hosting Mr. Omokayode Mudathir Lawal, Managing Director of Polaris Bank Ltd, on a courtesy visit to our production facility. The visit underscored the importance of strategic collaboration between the financial and manufacturing sectors in shaping Nigeria’s industrial and economic growth.
A Meeting of Vision and Purpose
Mr. Lawal’s visit offered a moment of mutual respect and shared ambition, as discussions centered around how financial institutions can support the growth of indigenous manufacturing and help build a more self-reliant Nigerian economy.
“At Coleman, every cable we produce is a step toward national development—and it’s partnerships like this that make progress possible,” said Engr. George Onafowokan, FNSE, Managing Director/CEO of Coleman Wires and Cables.
Walking Through Innovation and Capacity
During the visit, Mr. Lawal was taken through a guided tour of our state-of-the-art manufacturing facility. He witnessed firsthand the processes, precision, and people behind our industry-leading products, and gained insight into our capacity to deliver high-quality, locally manufactured cables for power, infrastructure, and industrial projects across West Africa.
Powering Nigeria’s Industrial Future—Together
The engagement served as a reminder that true progress comes from collaboration. By aligning financial support with local industrial capability, institutions like Polaris Bank play a vital role in unlocking growth, driving innovation, and fostering economic resilience.
At Coleman, we remain committed to building more than just cables—we are building connections that power industries, economies, and futures.
🤝 Stay connected with us as we continue to engage stakeholders and build lasting partnerships that transform Nigeria’s industrial landscape.
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