[size=15pt]Manufacturing Sector ''Doing Well'', Says M.A.N. - (Pics)[/size]

AWKA - The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has said that the sector has grown considerably over the years in spite of the obvious challenges facing it.

Mr. Chris Oranu, the Second Vice Chairman of the Anambra, Ebonyi and Enugu branch of the association, told newsmen in Awka that the growth arose from the backward integration strategy of the Federal Government.

Oranu said the strategy was yielding positive results as most firms in the country were now relying on locally-sourced raw materials.

He admitted that some enabling factors like power and good road networks were lacking, but expressed confidence that President Goodluck Jonathan was making efforts to improve the situation.

“The Nigerian manufacturing sector has not been as bad as people would think. There may be few factors that are not friendly to it at the moment like infrastructure and security, but honestly, a lot has been done to improve the situation.''

“The truth is that there are challenges facing the sector. We may not be able to get the entire prerequisite like energy, security, cost of credit and good roads overnight but if these things are provided satisfactorily, the industrialisation process will be a lot easier.


“The various commercial policies of the present government have encouraged manufacturing greatly and Nigeria is still the best place to invest; that is why the foreign investors are here, so it is wrong for us to take our investments elsewhere,” he said.

http://nigerianobservernews.com/04102013/business/business3.html#.UlGkRdKsg6Y


Indorama Petrochemical Plant - Port Harcourt

Work has already commenced to build the largest fertilizer plant in Africa (and one of the largest in the world) and also a Methanol Plant here as well. The complex currently includes a Olefins plant, Poly Ethylene / Butene and Poly Propylene Plants

The complex covers 400 acres of land





Notore Urea Fertilizer Plant (The only Urea Fertilizer plant in Subsahran Africa)





Apapa Milling Complex - Lagos


The Apapa Milling facility has the capacity of producing 8,000 metric tons which is the largest in Africa and the second largest single flour milling site in the world.
Speaking at his introduction to stockbroking community and closing of last week’s Bell Ringing Ceremony at the Exchange, the newly appointed GMD stated that the company would continue to make huge investments to consolidate the company’s food and agro-allied businesses and achieve broad diversification for the good of the nation’s economy and all stakeholders.
According to him, “In September 2012, we commissioned our ultra-milling complex named West Mill which was a major investment in a new milling system. West Mill is the state-of-the-art milling facility built at the cost of approximately US$65 million to accommodate golden penny offals sales growth for the next five years.
New Facility in the Complex "West Mills" - it was completed last year





The Aba Malting Plant (The World's largest sorghum malting plant) - Commissioned 2009




SABmiller Brewery Onitsha








Dangote Cement, Ibese Plant (Ogun State)



Unicem, Calabar




Dangote Cement Plant, Obajana




INNOSON Vehicle Manufacturing Plant
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Procter & Gamble's factory in Ibadan, 75 miles from Lagos, cranks out diapers, detergent and feminine pads sold in Nigeria and beyond. Pampers diapers, especially, are in rapid production.





BUA Flour Mills - Tin Can Island (Lagos) - (Courtesy of Cranes R Us Nigeria)




Ajaokuta Steel Co. - Roaring Back to life
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Dangote Flour Mills



Nigerian Bag Manufacturing Co. Ltd.



BUA Sugar Refinery Apapa
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Lagos Port

Existing (Above), Expansion (By 2015 - Below)
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tnk God we need more

Some people will still come to this thread and Abuse president Jonathan , for creating policies that encourage local investment
we must see the good in our country ,we must believe in ourselves and our abilities to overcome our present challenges and emerge strong
only Nigerians can transform Nigeria

GOD BLESS NIGERIA

The intriguing thing is I've never known M.A.N. to admit that the manufacturing sector was doing well. They've always said it was terrible, as far back as I can remember. So these upbeat analyses of the sector by MAN which we see these days is something very new indeed.

^^^^

Why being deceptive when posting something of this magnitude? I opened the link and there's no place in the link where any of those pictures you posted appeared in the publication. This is what is called intellectual dishonesty. You are a very dishonest person. You have violated politics section rule and should be dealt with accordingly. You just went online to randomly select pictures that soothe your post.

Why do some of you believe in deceit? You are doing a lot of people a deservice by misleading them with those pictures. Those pictures have nothing to do with the link you posted.

This is very shameful.

^^ What is this miserable goat talking about? Are these not Nigerian industrial plants, complexes and factories?

Is the thread not about the Nigerian manufacturing sector?

It must be really hurting you to look at those images. Do you need an aspirin?

ochejoseph: Some people will still come to this thread and Abuse president Jonathan , for creating policies that encourage local investment
we must see the good in our country ,we must believe in ourselves and our abilities to overcome our present challenges and emerge strong
only Nigerians can transform Nigeria

GOD BLESS NIGERIA

He can do better I'm sure he has shares in those companies.

Rossikk: ^^ What is this miserable goat talking about? Are these not Nigerian industrial plants, complexes and factories?

Is the thread not about the Nigerian manufacturing sector?

It must be really hurting you to look at those images. Do you need an aspirin?

he is an evil man

Ok...

There have always been industries in Nigeria since I was born in 198* till now..

So what's the point of the thread and the pictures??

gramci:

he is an evil man

My brother see me trouble. The guy is so vexed to see pictures of our factories and plants.

Are you sure he's a Nigerian?

Innocent motors You need to cement your floor and invest in robots or something.

gramci:

he is an evil man

he is the devil

slim fit :
Innocent motors You need to cement your floor and invest in robots or something.

dem no get money na

Mr. Chris Oranu, the Second Vice Chairman of the Anambra, Ebonyi and Enugu branch of the association, told newsmen in Awka that the growth arose from the backward integration strategy of the Federal Government.

end of story

note that the only factory among those spammed by our resident liar in this mr oranu's neck of the woods is innoson.

the sycophancy of a second vice chairman of a three state branch of MAN is all rossik needs to commence spamming

as always, lifted directly from skyscrapercity, and manipulated

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1645160

rossik lifts pictures of 9 factories and tells us this means the economy is booming

a real joker, this one

Rubbish!!! Their opinion which is far from the reality on ground. What is the level of manufacturing capacity utilisation? What percentage of per capita GNP? What percentage of the labour force are employed in manufacturing? Give me these figures then I will take them serious. Till then this is an nkwobi seeking statement.

oyb:

reported to mods

Did you report his own initial family abuse? Thought not. Biased so and so...

Most of those factories if not all have always existed in nigeria before jonathan and they will exist after him.
However , he is the first president I know he claims what already exist as is own or some kind of achievement.
BY THE WAY, HAS HE PAYED THE STATES YET OR HAS THE MONEY VANISHED INTO FRESH AIR?

oyb:

end of story

note that the only factory among those spammed by our resident liar in this mr oranu's neck of the woods is innoson.

Illiteracy alert:

Definition of factory:

A factory or manufacturing plant is an industrial site, usually consisting of buildings and machinery, or more commonly a complex having several buildings, where workers manufacture goods or operate machines processing one product into another.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Factory

EVERY facility posted there is a factory. Dummy Dum Dum. Agbekpo pretending to be educated.

rossik lifts pictures of 9 factories and tells us this means the economy is booming

Err no.. it was M.A.N. who stated the economy is ''doing well''. The posted images were merely to showcase a select few of the nation's manufacturing establishments as a way to visualise the progress being made...

Ehmmmmmm.... The last I heard we are still importing petroleum products or is the refinery not a part of the boom? "Breeze don blow fowl nyash open".

http://telegraphng.com/2013/10/manufacturing-sector-well-man/

http://nigerianobservernews.com/04102013/business/business3.html#.UlGkRdKsg6Y

our govt lapdog doing what he does best - garnishing articles with his special blend of lies

we caught him on the rail thread, now the shameless dunce is back again like a bad penny showing us pictures of 10 factories as evidence that the economy is 'doing well'

Rossikk: The intriguing thing is I've never known M.A.N. to admit that the manufacturing sector was doing well. They've always said it was terrible, as far back as I can remember. So these upbeat analyses of the sector by MAN which we see these days is something very new indeed.

This was d exact point I was making early this year...

oyb: http://telegraphng.com/2013/10/manufacturing-sector-well-man/

http://nigerianobservernews.com/04102013/business/business3.html#.UlGkRdKsg6Y

our govt lapdog doing what he does best - garnishing articles with his special blend of lies

we caught him on the rail thread, now the shameless dunce is back again like a bad penny showing us pictures of 10 factories as evidence that the economy is 'doing well'

Why are you ignoring the M.A.N. article and testimony which IS THE EVIDENCE that manufacturing is booming, to concentrate on pictures of factories posted?

Do you think forumers are stup.id?