Good development

See as I take miss front page

Frankenstein: Why always Anambra state? Why always us?

Because we are hardworking.

ANAMCO is situated in Emene Enugu, close to the Akanu Ibiam airport and the Innoson Plastics company..

#Proudly Enugu bred...

soldierdollar: Good development

See as I take miss front page

MTN will say, TRY AGAIN LATER..

There should be laws to checkmate these foreigners' excesses before it becomes uncontrollable.

Good news, though.

good development..,been there for excursion in ss2 for a subject, automobile mechanics..,feb. 2000. they were very active then, churning out assembled buses, coasters and mini-luxuries,with various MB models..hope we get to see more

This is the kind of news that give petrodollar, Oxygen, wale, and other black gay humans from that poor country running stomach

stinggy: Good development!
The only dark side is that the company is relatively unknown. Nigerians don't believe in such products. I hope this works out well though.

ha oga r U sure? Since the days of old anambra The company has been in existence.Although its situated In Enugu.

He mean d
China Company Shaanxi

Evergreen123:

Anamco was quite popular.

gift01: You are right BUT the problem is Ibo men takes competition to the extreme. To a point where they leave co-operation and start antagonism. Then other tribes will be settling brotherly conflict that shouldn't be in the public

And your point is?

Okudiover:

And your point is?

No mind the guy.

Some people are just uncomfortable that Igbos are enterprising..

This is really sweet music to the ears. GEJ is truly working despite all the distractions from the naive political opposition.

I love this. This is a sign of growth

Frankenstein: Why always Anambra state? Why always us?

Sorry bro, anamco is in Enugu. No way you guys are claiming this one. Good one ENSG, more jobs and revenue.

Nice one. Hope all d haters are watching oh. GEJ till 2019.

Coming barely one year after the introduction of the new automotive policy by the Federal Government, industry watchers say the commencement of assembly operations at ANAMMCO will lead to the revival of local component manufacturers in areas such as automotive batteries, lubricants, windscreen, clutch cables, mudguards, wiper blades, brake pads, automobile paints, component for tyres, etc.

They add that it will also bring about possible creation of new spin-offs, encourage small and big foundries, as well as the nation’s iron and steel industry, and ultimately lead to creation of thousands of jobs, many of them for several previously disengaged skilled workers of ANAMMCO.

The TSS/ANAMMCO deal comes on the heels of an earlier deal between TSS and Chinese commercial vehicles manufacturer, Shaanxi Heavy Duty Automobile Import and Export Company Limited, an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), for the assembly of Shacman range of trucks in Nigeria.

Frank Nneji, chairman and chief executive, TSS Limited, told BusinessDay in an interview that the assembly plant was expected to have the capacity to produce an estimated 100 units of light and heavy duty trucks, tankers, lorries, tractor heads of up to 50 tonnes, tippers and concrete mixers for different applications.

The 100 units are expected to be produced on one shift alone, with capacity to double the number on the back of demand and supply.

Already, 12 automotive engineers from the Chinese Shacman trucks building company are expected to arrive in Enugu soon to set up the equipment in conformity with global standards.

When fully operational, no fewer than 3,000 units of trucks will be produced annually at the plant, with likelihood of raising output to 4,000 or even higher.

Patience Mike-Nwosu, an industry analyst, said the commencement of direct flights by Ethiopian Airlines from Addis Ababa into the Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu, was very critical and laudable in opening up the eastern and south-south part of the country to markets in Africa, Europe, America, and Asia where the bulk of passengers from the zones visit regularly for trade and commerce.

The above highlighted portions of the report are very key to understanding the new wave of interest in Nigeria's economy based on the laudable, well-thought out revival strategies of the Jonathan/Sambo administration that are beginning to yield palpably delectable fruits for the benefit of our fellow compatriots all over this POTENTIALLY great country.

tomakint: This is a thrilling news from the staple of this great and working administration of Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. Woe betide any Southerner who felt Jonathan is not working

he is a gr8 silent achiever; he slow n steady. He is a meticulous planner. i wish he had bn there since last 15 yrs, nigeria would hv witness great industral transformatn. Gudluk to GEJ

From that article, we can now see how important an international airport, no matter how sub standard it might look, is very vital to the South East. Thanks to Enugu international airport, our people in Asia can bring in investors directly to Igboland,without having to stop at anyother part of Nigeria.

Once the five SE governors and our resourceful people,come together to find a way to pull funds together and make the Obuaku seaport a reality, and getting the Enugu-PH express road in a good condition, as well as the railway connection, then we must have laid the foundation for industrial revolution in the SE and increasing the IGR of the SE.

Well..

Anambra "Home for all"

condralbede: ha oga r U sure? Since the days of old anambra The company has been in existence.Although its situated In Enugu.

Not about being in existence for long, it's about its popularity.
I've not seen ANAMCO trucks in Lagos and the West, neither have I seen any in the North. Shaanxi itself isn't a popular name, I would have assumed it will an automatic success story had it been it was acquired by a big name.

100Cents:
Sir, After the brand that Dangote uses, and the common old Mack tipper trucks, Shacman is the next most abundantly used truck maker in Nigeria.
Please visit, heavy duty construction sites to get informed..

I've seen Volvo, Ashok Leyland, I haven't seen Shacman.
Innoson is battling popularity contest at the moment, I wouldn't want this company to join her in that

Evergreen123:
Anamco was quite popular.

I was referring to shaanxi

ANYBODY WHO THINK THAT GEJ IS NOT WORKING FOR THE GOOD OF NIGERIANS IS A WITCH,,,,,WE HAVE SUFFERED IN THE HAND OF THE HAUSA'S WHO HAVE ROLLED FOR 4YRS AND NOTHING,COMMON ELECTRICITY WE DON'T HAVE....WITH THIS DEVELOPMENT,THERE ARE HOPE FOR THE FUTURE AND JOBS WILL BE CREATED,,,,,GOD BLESS GEJ

stinggy:
Not about being in existence for long, it's about its popularity.
I've not seen ANAMCO trucks in Lagos and the West, neither have I seen any in the North. Shaanxi itself isn't a popular name, I would have assumed it will an automatic success story had it been it was acquired by a big name.


I've seen Volvo, Ashok Leyland, I haven't seen Shacman.
Innoson is battling popularity contest at the moment, I wouldn't want this company to join her in that


I was referring to shaanxi

That's because you're ignorant. ANNAMCO assembles Mercedes Benz trucks.

stinggy: Good development!
The only dark side is that the company is relatively unknown. Nigerians don't believe in such products. I hope this works out well though.

If you are into the haulage and trucking business you would know them

stinggy:
Not about being in existence for long, it's about its popularity.
I[b]'ve not seen ANAMCO trucks in Lagos and the West, neither have I seen any in the North. [/b] Shaanxi itself isn't a popular name, I would have assumed it will an automatic success story had it been it was acquired by a big name.


I've seen Volvo, Ashok Leyland, I haven't seen Shacman.
Innoson is battling popularity contest at the moment, I wouldn't want this company to join her in that


I was referring to shaanxi

That's because you're ignorant. ANAMCO assembles Mercedes Benz trucks.

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stinggy:
Not about being in existence for long, it's about its popularity.
I've not seen ANAMCO trucks in Lagos and the West, neither have I seen any in the North. Shaanxi itself isn't a popular name, I would have assumed it will an automatic success story had it been it was acquired by a big name.


I've seen Volvo, Ashok Leyland, I haven't seen Shacman.
Innoson is battling popularity contest at the moment, I wouldn't want this company to join her in that


I was referring to shaanxi

Now I get ur point!But it can still make sense since the Chinese are now ready to partner with them.

Evergreen123:

Anamco was quite popular.

why do i feel all these recent developments regarding the automobile industry are publicity/electioneering campaign stunts/pranks ? you know we have seen it before, soon after re-election nobody hears anything again about the so called investors......

God Bless The Great Biafrans

Kcinho:
Sorry bro, anamco is in Enugu. No way you guys are claiming this one. Good one ENSG, more jobs and revenue.

Sorry to burst ur bubble.Anammco is proudly owned by Chief G U Okeke, CEO of GUO and Sons Ltd from Anambra

Nice One,
Transformations on the increase .

GEJ , keep transforming Nigeria .

pazienza: From that article, we can now see how important an international airport, no matter how sub standard it might look, is very vital to the South East. Thanks to Enugu international airport, our people in Asia can bring in investors directly to Igboland,without having to stop at anyother part of Nigeria.

Once the five SE governors and our resourceful people,come together to find a way to pull funds together and make the Obuaku seaport a reality, and getting the Enugu-PH express road in a good condition, as well as the railway connection, then we must have laid the foundation for industrial revolution in the SE and increasing the IGR of the SE.

Gbam! O nna gi muru gi...