African Cobblers Resource Centre Limited is an indigenous footwear, leather, and garment manufacturing and advocacy, and capacity development company in Aba, Abia State of Nigeria. The company was established in the year 2017, with a vision to lead the production of high-quality shoes, bags, and other leather products for local consumption and export purposes, and train actors within the value chain to upskill and modernize to global production standards.
The dream to automate shoe production in Aba, the commercial hub of Abia State, is coming to fruition, as African Cobblers Limited, an indigenous shoe manufacturing firm
Ken Anyanwu, national secretary, Association of Leather and Allied Industrialists of Nigeria, an association of shoe, bag and belt makers in the country, has appealed to Nigerians to patronise locally made shoes...
According to Ken Anyanwu, National Secretary of the Association of Leather and Allied Industrialists of Nigeria, “more than 60per cent of new shoes worn in Nigeria come from Aba
The leather, garment and footwear industry remains an ace card for economic development, and job creation for young people in Nigeria
The leather, garment and footwear industry remains an ace card for economic development, and job creation for young people in Nigeria
The leather, garment and footwear industry remains an ace card for economic development, and job creation for young people in Nigeria
Signed an offtake agreement (Memorandum of Understanding) with local aggregators and distributors for 9.5 million pairs order, pre-production.
a. Consultation for a footwear manufacturing firm in Lagos, with an annual production capacity of over 2.4million pairs. b. Partnership with NILEST – Nigeria’s leading leather research institute.
a. African Cobblers Resource Centre- 500 shoes daily production plant at Aba, Abia State (Completed) b. ACRC training Programmes- Providing consultancy services, and training Programmes for the High Commission of Rwanda.c. Export partnership agreement with the fashion cluster in East Africa.
Training and development of >26,000 individuals in the leather, footwear, and garment industry.
Irunna Ejibe
Patrick Anigbo
Ken Anyanwu
Nelson Okwonna