evegran:


A rather stupid joke from an obviously unemployed monkey!

IAmTobore:
If you think we are corrupt, then what are you doing on nairaland? May evil betide you and your yemen.

Pwettyella:

Nice one sis.... lol

baybeeboi:

wat?
Like i look like someone very corrupt?

baybeeboi:
guy leave my tail......leave my tail

baybeeboi:

like I said earlier,Nigeria is a very interesting country..........only in a bad way

Omooba77:

If we only will can standardise Aba products;Nigeria will be very great and industrialised. I respect the Aba guys;clothing,machineries,shoe wears,Nigerians are very talented!

baybeeboi:

even during the world war,there were survivors.

tucky200:
Its not their fault..unlike nigeria..they are ready to protect their people

Pwettyella:


says who

baybeeboi:

so you never seen a spanish,German,latin,chinese speak english?

Bants:


You be dog or fish..abi you be baboon which one be tail

baybeeboi:
do you know how many Nations have interest in Nigeria and really wana know wot's goin on around there?
We just luv to see you meddle yourselfs in sacrcastic ways.
You look Natural,unlike Nigerian Girls.

naijamark:

You're trying too hard. Quit the pretence. And btw, the last time I checked, it's raining bombs in Yemen by Houti separatist and a foreign occupier, Saudi Arabia. I don't see how Nigerian products will make it to a war torn country.

waistaa:
who knows

Omooba77:

If we only will can standardise Aba products;Nigeria will be very great and industrialised. I respect the Aba guys;clothing,machineries,shoe wears,Nigerians are very talented!

ApexTitan:


Serious accusations to make at SON. Care to back it up with facts, or are you another Internet critic?

baybeeboi:

learning about the corruption rate over there and how fast it grows.you know Nigeria is a very interesting country in a very bad way

baybeeboi:

learning about the corruption rate over there and how fast it grows.you know Nigeria is a very interesting country in a very bad way

Pwettyella:

r u trying to say dat Yemen is better dan Nigeria

buJu234:
why going to foreign countries...

why not increase the Tariff or ban on imported goods and improve the quality of locally manufactured ones

so that Nigerians will buy the locally manufactured ones instead of the foreign ones...

naijamark:

You're trying too hard. Quit the pretence. And btw, the last time I checked, it's raining bombs in Yemen by Houti separatist and a foreign occupier, Saudi Arabia. I don't see how Nigerian products will make it to a war torn country in the first place. Except if the goods in question are from Shekau.

baybeeboi:
am not trying but saying Yemen can never be as bad as Nigeria.
You need to see the way we look at Nigerians.
Sarcasm all over our faces.

belabela:


Please who is winning? Houthis or Hadi?

Omooba77:
The Federal Government on Thursday lamented that within the last five years, over 103 Nigerian products exported to other countries were rejected for not meeting acceptable international quality standards.

The Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Mr. Olusegun Aganga, stated this in Abuja while unveiling the new office complex of the Standards Organisation of Nigeria.

Aganga said the high volume of rejected products was not acceptable.

He attributed the development to lack of accredited laboratories in the country where the products could be tested before being shipped abroad.

For instance, he said while the rejected products exported from Nigeria were over 103, countries like South Africa and Ghana had just six and seven rejected products.

The minister, however, said that with the reforms that had been carried out by the current administration within the last four years, Nigeria now has an internationally accredited laboratory in Lagos which would help to check the drift.

He explained that since the laboratory in Lagos met international standard, any product tested there would be acceptable anywhere outside the country, thus saving the huge revenue being lost by manufacturers and the country.

He said, “We all say we want to diversify the economy with a view to increasing our income from non-oil products. But there is no way we can achieve this without having quality infrastructure such as the laboratory.

“For instance, we could not export yam to the United Kingdom because we do not have a laboratory to test it here. Those who export products in Nigeria take them to Ghana to test them and the credit goes to Ghana.

“In the last five years, Nigeria has more than 103 rejects. If you compare that to other African countries like South African and Ghana, who only have between six to seven rejects, our is unacceptable

http://www.punchng.com/business/industry/103-nigerian-products-rejected-abroad-fg/