BoneBlogger:
Thirty shoe makers from Abia State have begun their training in China in order to enhance their skills and set up Abia State Automated Shoe factory in Aba. The trainees are being taught with the latest range of shoe making equipment and technology in a bid to make lasting and good products.

Upon the return of the trainees from China, governor Okezie Ikepeazu said the state would procure the full range of equipment required to set up a modern fully equipped shoe factory in the state.

The governor added that the youths would form the nucleus of the workforce in the shoe factory which shall be launched before the middle of the year.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/01/30-shoemakers-abia-begin-training-china-latest-equipment-photos.html

Zonacom:

Mumu! So na only Italy dey manufacture shoe? abi na only fake tins China dey do? The Chinese manufacturers deliver based on standards and quality demanded by each country. Don't always sound foolish

SLIDEwaxie:
You no go Italy go learn shoemaking, na China you come go.

U sha wan improve on the overall fakeness.

What kind double-wahala be this sef?

wingmanII:

If you were a little exposed, you would have learnt that most items in American shops were made in China and other Asian countries. China is not synonymous with inferior products

BoneBlogger:
see more >>> https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/01/30-shoemakers-abia-begin-training-china-latest-equipment-photos.html

SLIDEwaxie:
You no go Italy go learn shoemaking, na China you come go.

U sha wan improve on the overall fakeness.

What kind double-wahala be this sef?

Zonacom:

Mumu! So na only Italy dey manufacture shoe? abi na only fake tins China dey do? The Chinese manufacturers deliver based on standards and quality demanded by each country. Don't always sound foolish

BoneBlogger:
Thirty shoe makers from Abia State have begun their training in China in order to enhance their skills and set up Abia State Automated Shoe factory in Aba. The trainees are being taught with the latest range of shoe making equipment and technology in a bid to make lasting and good products.

Upon the return of the trainees from China, governor Okezie Ikepeazu said the state would procure the full range of equipment required to set up a modern fully equipped shoe factory in the state.

The governor added that the youths would form the nucleus of the workforce in the shoe factory which shall be launched before the middle of the year.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/01/30-shoemakers-abia-begin-training-china-latest-equipment-photos.html

SouthEastFacts:
Don't forget Abia attracted 1.5 billion USD FDI in shoe manufacturing from China.

There is need to train our indigenous manufacturers to global standard.

SLIDEwaxie:
You no go Italy go learn shoemaking, na China you come go.

U sha wan improve on the overall fakeness.

What kind double-wahala be this sef?

Pepsi101:
The brownies up there are already foaming in the mouth, forgetting that Osun state is busy burying their workers who committed suicide because Aregbese couldn't pay them.

SouthEastFacts:
Don't forget Abia attracted 1.5 billion USD FDI in shoe manufacturing from China.

There is need to train our indigenous manufacturers to global standard.

ibkgab001:
Watch out for fake Abercrombie and ditch

SouthEastFacts:
Don't forget Abia attracted 1.5 billion USD FDI in shoe manufacturing from China.

There is need to train our indigenous manufacturers to global standard.

You don start again.

AnonyNymous:

Its pretty funny when people attach the stereotype of 'fake products' to China. A business insider on Quora once gave an explanation of how that stereotype grew- American companies would, for example, make action figures and toys at probably 20 cents apiece and sell each for like $10. The Chinese labourers know that these are low quality, but they're getting paid, so they do it. These dolls are now branded with "Made In China" and people say trash about Chinese products, while the CEOs of the companies smile to the bank.