shymmex: But seriously, is brewery plant going to industrialize Nigeria??

N15billion is a lot of money to invest on brewery (ether private or government). Why can't we build plant for our own indigenous palm wine, and export it??

jason123:

We have that!

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shymmex: But seriously, is brewery plant going to industrialize Nigeria??

N15billion is a lot of money to invest on brewery (ether private or government). Why can't we build plant for our own indigenous palm wine, and export it??

manny4life:

It will take more than breweries in general to industrialize Nigeria. Take this as a foot in the door.

jmaine:

So na you dem nack Akpaco . .Kpele oo! . .OAM4J . .na superman now . . .no dey try am . .

jason123:

Its manufactured in Nigeria and processed in the UK and USA before its sold. Check out some African stores, you'll see it!

shymmex:

Do we export that as well?? How come Nigerians don't drink that, but prefer these other pissy beer??

Nigerian guinness is heavy, I know a lot JA mans, Africans, and Irish people love it down here.. And it's available everywhere - but I've never seen our palm wine, though.

jason123:

Its manufactured in Nigeria and processed in the UK and USA before its sold. Check out some African stores, you'll see it!

Ekwy Omalicha:

@ Jason where can i buy this?

Ekwy Omalicha:

bros why did you ban ekwy nwa......

manny4life:

It will take more than breweries in general to industrialize Nigeria. Take this as a foot in the door.

OAM4J:

It was bittyend and ekwy nwa that were banned. He came with his insults after the thread was cleaned and I left a warning, and was then banned.

shymmex:

I know, at least the indigenous ones will require indigenous raw materials from Nigeria itself.. Thus, creating more jobs - and selling a Nigerian brand..

Guinness, which Nigeria is famous for isn't even ours - it's Irish..

shymmex:

African stores?? Nigerian guinness is in all corner shops everywhere in the UK... Heck, even tesco, asda, sainsburys, co-op, LIDL etc. sell Nigerian guinness.

jason123:

Constant power supply is the key!

afam4eva:
OAMJ, pls can you tell me why this delinquent has not been banned.

OAM4J:

Banned.

manny4life:
Look around you, and the global environment, how many items are indigenous/brand to their nations? I'm not saying it's not there, and it's not important, but why try to re-invent the wheel? I think the "raw materials" analysis is a lil off. Besides, who says jobs cannot be created using foreign investment? I understand the Nigerian brand, but we have a long way to go before developing the "Nigerian Brand" because it doesn't happen overnight.

jason123:

Nigerians drink it alot. Don't be deceived! Even during me sec school in Nigeria, after WAEC, omo see shayo with pepper soup, Nkwobi etc but it was palm wine and foreign drinks (mix). Baba Jmaine go understand!

Sure . . .Even our palmy gulping principal at the unity school i attended recommended it for the boys "for thy eyes sake" . .See as men hail the man for assembly hall . . .Those days eehn . . . . . .We bin dey even go raid the principal "undiluted" supplies from him dealer . . .

jmaine:

Sure . . .Even our palmy gulping principal at the unity school i attended recommended it for the boys "for thy eyes sake" . .See as men hail the man for assembly hall . . .Those days eehn . . .

jason123:

Mehn, those days . . . well . . .

Omo, your "princei" knew the importance of vitamin A to d "bodi"!

jason123: Oga Jamine, you dey make me miss Niaja o!