Niger Sanitary Industry Limited
Niger SanitaryIndustry Limited
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Established Since 1999

We Care About
All Women and Girls

Our mission is to empower girls and women by unlocking their confidence with our quality products.

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NIGER SANITARY INDUSTRY LIMITED

Nigeria's Registered
Premier Manufacturer

Niger Sanitary Industry Limited is a Nigerian registered premier Manufacturer of Sanitary Pads and Several other Medical Devices.

Since its debut prior to the Country’ independence, the company pride itself with highly Hygienic, Natural and Human-Friendly products generally accepted and accessible in the Nigerian markets and the West Coast.

With over 5,000 personnel, our operational departments have been manned by Nigerians and expatriate staff, ensuring a blend of local commitment and global standards.

5000+
Personnel
ISO Certified
Global Standards
Heritage Section Display
25+
Years of Excellence
FUTURE

Having the production capacity, personnel, quality and channels per degree over the years, the management recently resolved for a comprehensive expansion of product and brand lines. With approximate reinvestments and engagement of well-motivated staffs to attain set goals the company and her workers look into the future with great optimism.

Our Vision

To be the Market Leader in the production and Distribution of Quality and Affordable Sanitary pads and proximate Medical Devices in Nigeria and the West Coast.

Our Mission

To be the Market Leader in the production and Distribution of Quality and Affordable Sanitary pads and proximate Medical Devices in Nigeria and the West Coast.

LadySept Most Common Product
Best Seller
Most Trusted Choice

Designed for Your
Ultimate Comfort

Absorbs heaviest wettings

Comforts feeling

Well-designed shape

Flexibility and freedom

Part of Hospital delivery list

"Often being recommended as part of the Hospital child delivery list."

We ensure that no one loses
confidence because of their gender.

We work hard to support young people going through puberty, where a combination of insecurities about their changing body, their first period and societal expectations can all contribute to a drop in self-confidence.