Anambra State governor Charles Soludo called on Nigerians to adopt locally made clothing and food. He argued that wearing Nigerian fabrics and eating home‑grown meals would spur industrial growth. According to Soludo, increased demand for domestic textiles can boost manufacturing capacity. He added that supporting local agriculture through food consumption would create employment opportunities for farmers. The governor linked these consumer habits to a broader strategy of reducing imports. He urged citizens to view the choices as a way to strengthen the national economy.