The Managing Director of Procter and Gamble West Africa, Manoj Kumar on Wednesday said that the multinational company is working on a new manufacturing plant worth $250 million in Ogun State.


Mr Kumar, who disclosed this in Abeokuta during a visit to the Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun, said that the new manufacturing plant, when completed, would employ 750 Nigerians and create opportunities for about 300 Small and Medium-scale entrepreneurs in the country.

Caracta: Good development. Hope it won't result into another abandoned project.

Ortis: Agbaya!!!! Na today i begin see or hear of multi million naira project....i guex dy suld revive d dead textile nd power companies b4....twistin our brain towards buildin another one

Caracta: Good development. Hope it won't result into another abandoned project.

Ortis: Agbaya!!!! Na today i begin see or hear of multi million naira project....i guex dy suld revive d dead textile nd power companies b4....twistin our brain towards buildin another one

highland: Let stop promoting they will rather they have

Ortis: Agbaya!!!! Na today i begin see or hear of multi million naira project....i guex dy suld revive d dead textile nd power companies b4....twistin our brain towards buildin another one

bodejohn:

Guys,
Procter & Gamble is a private and multinational company, there is nothing like abandoning the project.
If you care to know, the project is no longer a plan, the contract has been awarded to Julius Berger and recruitment of staffs has already begun.

Ortis: Agbaya!!!! Na today i begin see or hear of multi million naira project....i guex dy suld revive d dead textile nd power companies b4....twistin our brain towards buildin another one

bodejohn:

Guys,
Procter & Gamble is a private and multinational company, there is nothing like abandoning the project.
If you care to know, the project is no longer a plan, the contract has been awarded to Julius Berger and recruitment of staffs has already begun.

ariyebaba: I hope they employ Nigerians not foreigners.

BTW, dis is an opportunity for me to supply them building materials from start to finish.

Reference: And its good to publicize such moves to prove to doubters that Nigeria may be tough but it is certainly viable. And it will only get better as infrastructure improves then the bus of investment will have left leaving the fickle fingers saying how did P&G do it. How did they become a monopoly. Maybe they play party politics. We have seen them aplenty.

jason123: Na only SE and SW dey Naija?! If not Imo today, na Ogun tomorrow. My SS bros and sisters, let us try to attract investment to our region! Haba!!!

Ejiné:

Shut up, you ungrateful child!
Can't you see our beloved governor is picking up stones with 7.4 billion naira, thus creating more jobs and empowering the youth for investments?
What more do you want?

Cyberconnect12: Wow I love nairaland.com am actually looking for this information an here is it.

Thanks to the posters

Ejiné:

Shut up, you ungrateful child!
Can't you see our beloved governor is picking up stones with 7.4 billion naira, thus creating more jobs and empowering the youth for investments?
What more do you want?

Ejiné:

Shut up, you ungrateful child!
Can't you see our beloved governor is picking up stones with 7.4 billion naira, thus creating more jobs and empowering the youth for investments?
What more do you want?

Ortis: Agbaya!!!! Na today i begin see or hear of multi million naira project....i guex dy suld revive d dead textile nd power companies b4....twistin our brain towards buildin another one

emiye: This is a project that is nearing completion, it is cited in Agbara, Pampers(diapers) is finding it hard to meet demand, as such it is expanding.