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SLIDEwaxie: I am a hater, but not part of mynd's gang...

If these cars won't go for N1,000,000 per new one, then its useless setting up plants here.

my friend i believe when there is competition the price will be cheap

When they come then we will know

If only detractors had allowed this govt. to roll out and implement its programs on a peaceful state within its 4yrs term, devoid of negative criticism and giving political backing to terrorism, sabotaging power reforms, Rail sector, Education etc, this nation would have moved a 1000 pole ahead.
Another good news is that this govt. is living no stone unturned to ensure that the unworkable moribund Ajaokuta Steel Comp. starts to work.
Successful commissioning of this plant will provide auto makers with flat sheets and our ever expanding oil and gas industry with pipes and beams.

Pray for Nigeria always for peace and good neighbourliness for there is enough resources for all.

God Bless Nigeria.

frainc: war wey go kill u
Abi?
Mumuni

you sir is a fool

Indeed the man is working.

God will bless GEJ for this policies.i also nid to witness reduction in imported agro product like fish and others.
that is another sector that will create enough employment especially with the awareness now created about red meat bin dangerous to the health.

Largas: I'm not hating. But Lagos is over-populated. We need more commercial cities. Every plan mustn't be sited at Lagos.
Good initiative btw...

Did the news say any of the plants will be located in Lagos

I hope they are located in the South South e.g. Akwa Ibom, Cross Rivers, where there are also seaports for exporting the cars to other African countries.

Many thanks to the previously shoeless boy from Otuoke who is working TIRELESSLY to transform our country despite the TERRORIST challenges of those who promised to make OUR country ungovernable if a southerner is president with their "baboons & monkeys soaked in blood."

Surely we shall OVERCOME together.

Good development for nigeria

I too look forward to having the Germans set up plants, although I'm sure they'd be watching closely for the outcome of this "Korean rush-hour", before committing millions of Euros into setting up plants here.

As far as the price goes, I don't mind paying the same price of previously imported cars for Assembled-in-Nigeria cars, since the money would go into creating more jobs, and increasing the nation's revenue.

A car shouldn't be a luxury, an average earner should be able to purchase one (new or used). I'm looking up to the dealers to tag up with the banks to structure a financing option where even the civil servants can acquire a car without coughing out their savings. Say an installment-based package. I know some packages of this sort already exist, but most of them I've reviewed are way out of the reach of the average earners.

Things are beginning to shape well for the country, now let's hope the political-backed milieu of security challenges hit the back burner.
~LordAdam

fiverrwin: When will they be making the parts here instead of assembly

hater alert

THIS IS MARGINALIZATION OF INNOSON COMPANY.

#OHANEZE MUST DO SOMETHING TO THIS. THEY MUST ISSUE EMPTY ULTIMATUM

Sincere9gerian:
You've forgotten about the job creation component and the multiplier effect that will have on families and on the economy? What about reducing the pressure on foreign exhange and stability of the naira? What about the taxes these companies will remit to the states, thereby boosting internally generated revenue and reducing our dependency on oil? What about the skills transfer that will take place?

Honestly, you guys in APC are so narrow minded. No wonder you keep hating and ranting online.

Thank you my broda. Leave those APC e-warriors with fish-like brains. They don't have anything good to offer in this country except making unnecessary noise.

great one coming from FG bt they should pls speed up any strategies they have in driving d power sector. Because that's d main key to drive any country's economy

Largas: I'm not hating. But Lagos is over-populated and needs to be decongested. We need more commercial cities. Every plant mustn't be sited at Lagos.
Good initiative btw...

YOU MEAN THE PLANT SHOULD BE SITUATED IN LEASTERN REGION.

DON'T YOU KNOW THAT NOTHING GOOD CAN COME FROM LEASTERN REGION ?

WHERE IS INNOSON ?

It is strange that expatriates keep believing in this country but most Nigerians (politicians and common citizens) don't, by not being patriotic.

May God silence my enemies like this thread has silenced the online warfare wing of the APC. Amen!

500GP:

YOU MEAN THE PLANT SHOULD BE SITUATED IN LEASTERN REGION.

DON'T YOU KNOW THAT NOTHING GOOD CAN COME FROM LEASTERN REGION ?

WHERE IS INNOSON ?

You reason with a bigoted mind and...

500GP: THIS IS MARGINALIZATION OF INNOSON COMPANY.

#OHANEZE MUST DO SOMETHING TO THIS. THEY MUST ISSUE EMPTY ULTIMATUM

Must you make a fool of yourself always ?
For once in your life, try and be objective, it won`t hurt.

Thanks

jayseehe: Only good thing to come out of Badluck's regime

You are the greatest MUMU of all times, just as your fada.

Sincere9gerian:
You've forgotten about the job creation component and the multiplier effect that will have on families and on the economy? What about reducing the pressure on foreign exhange and stability of the naira? What about the taxes these companies will remit to the states, thereby boosting internally generated revenue and reducing our dependency on oil? What about the skills transfer that will take place?

Honestly, you guys in APC are so narrow minded. No wonder you keep hating and ranting online.

All this multiplier effects will only happen if the market is there.

fiverrwin: When will they be making the parts here instead of assembly

I believe with time local content will be put to play and those parts that can be sourced for locally will be. And it might also give birth to manufacturing companies by private individuals which can produce the needed parts to standard.

....look at ur right, look at ur left, look am for every road o o o-! na Toyota de rule Nigeria eeh!

SLIDEwaxie: I am a hater, but not part of mynd's gang...

If these cars won't go for N1,000,000 per new one, then its useless setting up plants here.

I hope you will not scream foul when Nigerian workers at the plant are paid 5,000 Naira per month.

Just imagine Ahmed Private Company and their anti people policy. Taking us 7 steps back as a people n as a country. A club of betrayals who are only there when there is enough to share and leaves when the chips are down. GEJ TILL 2019. it might be difficult but we will get there come rain come shine . With God on our side will are rolling not drilling holes on the ship called Nigeria like those APC gorillas.

LordAdam:
A car shouldn't be a luxury, an average earner should be able to purchase one (new or used). I'm looking up to the dealers to tag up with the banks to structure a financing option where even the civil servants can acquire a car without coughing out their savings. Say an installment-based package. I know some packages of this sort already exist, but most of them I've reviewed are way out of the reach of the average earners.

Things are beginning to shape well for the country, now let's hope the political-backed milieu of security challenges hit the back burner.
~LordAdam

While I agree that a car should not be a luxury, IMHO a car should not be the means for EVERYDAY transport.
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This is the way of the future because we cannot continue to have traffic jams/go-slows with the attendant soci-economic & environmental costs it implies.

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jayseehe:

you and I know that it is impossible, except you want them to run @ loss...
cost of production in Nigeria is very high; labour cost and lack of stable electricity..... besides, they will need to recover the money used in building the plant.

I must commend GEJ for this, this is the only positive policy to come out of his office.
but we need power supply, these COYs need it to survive... without it, none of this cars will be exported even to our neighboring countries due to the high cost of the cars

wat u need to ask is where In the world are brand new cars sold for N1m the equivalent of $6k?

i dey text you...omehn!! i don dey imagine where i dey drive brand new BMWx15. GEJ Walahi you dey try.

DebohBaron: I'm still waiting for the Germans!!!
The BMW, Benz, Audi!!!
If Benz alone can set up an assembly plant...GBOOM!! Jackpot!!

fiverrwin: When will they be making the parts here instead of assembly

Please ask from those who were around in the 70s till early 80s.
At least Peugeot (Kaduna), Volkswagen (Lagos), Leyland (Ibadan), Steyr (Bauchi) were using LOCALLY made batteries (and maybe chairs/seats) among other small things in the assembly of cars/trucks/tractors in Nigeria way back then.

The CLUELESS import-all policy of the SENSELESS military DICTATOR COUPISTS we had since after Gowon led to their gradual disintegration, which is what slowly but STEADILY the administration of Jonathan/Sambo is reviving.

GEJ is doing his best , if not for those BH Fools he would have been able to do more within his ability , I know those who hate good news won't be on this thread , they only comment on bad happenings , but always remember one fact , We are all nigerians , let's support good things ...at least we could see changes in some sectors of the economy #"Nigeria will be rebuilt by Nigerians"*****

Largas: I'm not hating. But Lagos is over-populated and needs to be decongested. We need more commercial cities. Every plant mustn't be sited at Lagos.
Good initiative btw...

Tell ur clueless clueless broda to do dat. So u want investors to abandon place like Lagos and invest in ur village where very little there engaged in farming. Abeg, no be cassava or palm oil company we here biko three times.