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Made In Aba Products Law Passes Second Reading by RolandAkachukwu(m): 7:47am On Jan 20, 2017
Made In Aba Products: Local Content Industry Patronage Bill passes 2nd reading in NASS

ABUJA—THE Local Content Industry Patronage Bill, otherwise known as Made in Aba Bill, yesterday scaled second reading in the House of Representatives.

Buba Jibril (Kogi, APC), who led the debate said that it seeks to make it mandatory for government Ministries, Departments and Agencies, MDAs, to give priority to local manufacturers and indigenous companies in the procurement of goods and services.

Jibril added that the bill also seeks to prohibit the exclusion of locally produced goods in the procurement process.

The lawmaker, who expressed concern that the current procurement process does not favour locally manufactured materials, emphasised that it kills the morale of the local manufacturers.

According to him, it affects negatively the growth and development of local manufacturing industry in the country.

“This bill proposes to reverse the ugly trend to create a favourable atmosphere for the growth of our local industries and make the procurement process more transparent through diversified competition between indigenous and foreign actors.”

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“The legislative proposal will also create a sense of corporate responsibility by the MDAs towards local manufacturers engaged in the public procurement in Nigeria,” Jibril said.

He further said that the bill will enhance the probity and integrity of the procurement process through effective legal regime that create favourable atmosphere for participation by the local companies.

Contributing to the debate, Rep. Samuel Onuigbo (Abia-PDP) said that the bill will promote local manufacturing as well as facilitate job creation in the country.

According to Onuigbo, if we protect our own we will benefit in many ways including creation of employment, increase in GDP and we will see our economy grow fast.

Rep Abubakar Chika (Niger-APC) faulted the dependence of foreign products and services.

Chika called for attitudinal change among Nigerians in the quest to promote locally made goods in the country.

“We need to change our attitude, we need to seek for services locally instead of training our children abroad and seeking for medical services abroad.
Re: Made In Aba Products Law Passes Second Reading by KINGwax007(m): 8:20am On Jan 20, 2017
And local content law is now 'made in aba' law? Why do u guys love to stroke ur tribesmen brain like say dem no get much of it?

It's funny how u hype everything...

Like say no tailor dey the whole Nigeria again

Like say we never dey make shoes from cobblers except aba'

Like say una get textile industry, abi no be imported clothes una dey sow, like ur other counterpart in the country

Ur readiness to disturb and make noise is the reason many sees you as an empty brag.

In truth are u not?

You claimed u developed and created war machines during bites struggle, even though we all knew who supplied them. And now the war is over, una no fit replicate any of the easy war machines that took u just months to build.

Yeye...

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Re: Made In Aba Products Law Passes Second Reading by FreeGlobe(f): 8:23am On Jan 20, 2017
KINGwax007:
[s]And local content law is now 'made in aba' law? Why do u guys love to stroke ur tribesmen brain like say dem no get much of it?

It's funny how u hype everything...

Like say no tailor dey the whole Nigeria again

Like say we never dey make shoes from cobblers except aba'

Like say una get textile industry, abi no be imported clothes una dey sow, like ur other counterpart in the country

Ur readiness to disturb and make noise is the reason many sees you as an empty brag.

In truth are u not?

You claimed u developed and created war machines during bites struggle, even though we all knew who supplied them. And now the war is over, una no fit replicate any of the easy war machines that took u just months to build.

Yeye...[/s]
see frustrations.. why are afonjas always bitter... cheesy cheesy cheesy meanwhile

Buba Jibril (Kogi, APC), who led the debate....

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Re: Made In Aba Products Law Passes Second Reading by Chiefobdk1: 9:14am On Jan 20, 2017
KINGwax007:
And local content law is now 'made in aba' law? Why do u guys love to stroke ur tribesmen brain like say dem no get much of it?

It's funny how u hype everything...

Like say no tailor dey the whole Nigeria again

Like say we never dey make shoes from cobblers except aba'

Like say una get textile industry, abi no be imported clothes una dey sow, like ur other counterpart in the country

Ur readiness to disturb and make noise is the reason many sees you as an empty brag.

In truth are u not?

You claimed u developed and created war machines during bites struggle, even though we all knew who supplied them. And now the war is over, una no fit replicate any of the easy war machines that took u just months to build.

Yeye...

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Re: Made In Aba Products Law Passes Second Reading by Swahili0(f): 9:21am On Jan 20, 2017
FreeGlobe:

see frustrations.. why are afonjas always bitter... cheesy cheesy cheesy meanwhile



those people are just evil for my liking

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Re: Made In Aba Products Law Passes Second Reading by KINGwax007(m): 9:45am On Jan 20, 2017
FreeGlobe:

see frustrations.. why are afonjas always bitter... cheesy cheesy cheesy meanwhile


bitter? Yeah, self delusion is a mental disorder. Bitter that u are good traders or what? Oh...u control 99% of the wealth... init?

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Re: Made In Aba Products Law Passes Second Reading by KINGwax007(m): 9:45am On Jan 20, 2017
Swahili0:


those people are just evil for my liking
lady, I bet u are hairy and would be too ugly for my liking too

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Re: Made In Aba Products Law Passes Second Reading by thesicilian: 9:48am On Jan 20, 2017
Other Countries:
Made in Germany.
Made in China.
Made in US
.

But in Nigeria it will be:
Made in Aba.
Made In Lagos.
Made In Edo.
Made in Kano...
.
Clueless tribalistic set of people!

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Re: Made In Aba Products Law Passes Second Reading by Stingman: 10:14am On Jan 20, 2017
thesicilian:
Other Countries:
Made in Germany.
Made in China.
Made in US
.

But in Nigeria it will be:
Made in Aba.
Made In Lagos.
Made In Edo.
Made in Kano...
.
Clueless tribalistic set of people!

You are huge joke to think Nigeria is ONE united country...that's why

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Re: Made In Aba Products Law Passes Second Reading by Nobody: 10:38am On Jan 20, 2017
KINGwax007:
lady, I bet u are hairy and would be too ugly for my liking too
This quote reveals the inner structure of your stomach. Very bitter fellow.
Re: Made In Aba Products Law Passes Second Reading by Boleyndynasty2(f): 10:56am On Jan 20, 2017
NIGERIA!!! The only country where you hear things like ONE Nigeria, Yoruba man,hausa man igbo man, AfonjA, Flathe*ad,(even seun will sensor flath*ad to igbo lols) Made in Aba, Made in Lagos. There's no unity, just strange bedfellows coexisting in the same country.
Re: Made In Aba Products Law Passes Second Reading by basilo102: 11:07am On Jan 20, 2017
KINGwax007:
And local content law is now 'made in aba' law? Why do u guys love to stroke ur tribesmen brain like say dem no get much of it?

It's funny how u hype everything...

Like say no tailor dey the whole Nigeria again

Like say we never dey make shoes from cobblers except aba'

Like say una get textile industry, abi no be imported clothes una dey sow, like ur other counterpart in the country

Ur readiness to disturb and make noise is the reason many sees you as an empty brag.

In truth are u not?

You claimed u developed and created war machines during bites struggle, even though we all knew who supplied them. And now the war is over, una no fit replicate any of the easy war machines that took u just months to build.

Yeye...
Lol, afonjas and bitterness. You bitter afonjas helped popularize Aba made when you were ridiculing it for being inferior to forign goods despite you inability to produce jack. Now Aba made became very popular to the extent that made in Nigeria (by Nigerians) became synonymous with Aba made. Now that the govt want to pay attention to Local technology and Aba is tapping into it you become sad, instead of promoting your own made in Ogbomoso traditional medicine. Why did Nigerian army go to Aba instead of your street shoemaker for boots?? are you not the one that made them believe that Nigerian shoes are all from aba when you ridicule every inferior shoe as Aba made??
As for the part in bold, i am just laughing. these threads and pictures will cure your ignorance
https://www.nairaland.com/2925248/innoson-produces-parts-nigerian-airforce
https://www.nairaland.com/3468425/buratai-receives-military-vehicles-made

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Re: Made In Aba Products Law Passes Second Reading by KINGwax007(m): 1:10pm On Jan 20, 2017
blues20:

This quote reveals the inner structure of your stomach. Very bitter fellow.
cheesy

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Re: Made In Aba Products Law Passes Second Reading by Nobody: 1:51pm On Jan 20, 2017

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