They used to be in Nigeria in the 70s and 80s

Good that they are back.

Lamba

Slimplush:
definitely for their own massive profit, local man cannot can but the rich folks!!!

1 when you see how a company almost cashed out due to projects marred with bribery... PiD billion dollar lawsuit for project they never started..

2...Na diesel generator them go base on, for 5he next 20 to 50 years, with our current politicians, electricity will still be epileptic.

TATA already owns the franchise for John Deere tractors in Nigeria, I wonder why we have very lazy leaders. Will John Deere jeopardize her business relationship that spans many countries with TATA for Nigeria and it's wack system

izuch:
No light to run your factory here and diesel is almost 1500 per liter. They'll definitely shut down as quickly as they opened.

Imagine this fool. Can't you appreciate good things for once.

the Minister of Agriculture, Senator Abubakar Kyari

Abba Kyari (CoS)

Abba Kyari (Police)

Mele Kyari (NNPC)


Kyari seems to be a household name in the Nigerian polity.

Good news for the agricultural industry

lordm:
Imagine this fool. Can't you appreciate good things for once.

It's your father that's the fool you simpleton. Since you have to insult people to make your point. I know you're hurt psychologically from the continuous abuse and rape from your father. Eediot!

MeineMutter:


They will generate their own power. A lot of companies have been doing this for decades in Nigeria without shouting.

Such company is not like a blacksmith shop on our village.
You think for them to express interest in setting up in Nigeria, they haven’t considered Nigeria’s electricity problems?

Come to think of it, there used to be more than one tractors manufacturing company in Nigeria on the early 70s and 80s around present Bauchi State and one other Northern states, if I remember correctly. I stand to be corrected.

Yet everyday we hear of companies closing down operations in the country?

Sillymoderators:

If you are educated enough you should know that they can build a plant within the factory to generate their own electricity. Hate for the present government doesn't allow you people to reason well.

I can give you a long list of companies that have shut down operations in the recent past because of ballooning production costs, FX crunch, multiple taxation, policy flip-flops, and high energy costs.
Remember GSK, Evans pharmaceuticals, Proctor and gamble among others? It's good to be optimistic but not inordinately optimistic, we have to face the reality on ground.

MeineMutter:


They will generate their own power. A lot of companies have been doing this for decades in Nigeria without shouting.

Such company is not like a blacksmith shop on our village.
You think for them to express interest in setting up in Nigeria, they haven’t considered Nigeria’s electricity problems?

Come to think of it, there used to be more than one tractors manufacturing company in Nigeria on the early 70s and 80s around present Bauchi State and one other Northern states, if I remember correctly. I stand to be corrected.

Ask yourself why those companies shut down, ask yourself.

Sillymoderators:

If you are educated enough you should know that they can build a plant within the factory to generate their own electricity. Hate for the present government doesn't allow you people to reason well.

Hate for which government? Try and see beyond your nose and stop being petty. We are all in this together except if you're typing from somewhere in Europe or the Americas. Are you buying goods in a separate market or is there a fueling station where you buy @N200/liter? I don't hate any government I'm just enjoying the rape so the rapist doesn't Injure me. Even if fuel turn 1k /liter today, I can afford it, no be mouth.

izuch:


Hate for which government? Try and see beyond your nose and stop being petty. We are all in this together except if you're typing from somewhere in Europe or the Americas. Are you buying goods in a separate market or is there a fueling station where you buy @N200/liter? I don't hate any government I'm just enjoying the rape so the rapist doesn't Injure me. Even if fuel turn 1k /liter today, I can afford it, no be mouth.

A beg go siddon! The thread is about John Dree establishing in Nigeria and you mentioned power and I gave you response as to what they might do take care of that.
So address the point I made or the question I asked concerning that.
What you are saying is totally off point I don't care about what you can afford or not, that is non of my business, nobody asked you. At the end of the day if we check very well na online bragging!

izuch:


I can give you a long list of companies that have shut down operations in the recent past because of ballooning production costs, FX crunch, multiple taxation, policy flip-flops, and high energy costs.
Remember GSK, Evans pharmaceuticals, Proctor and gamble among others? It's good to be optimistic but not inordinately optimistic, we have to face the reality on ground.

Go and school a kid about that, you are not the one to school me about what is going on in Nigeria.
I raised a point about what they might do to take care of the power problem and asked you question concerning it. So address that and stop deviating.

Sorry to rain on this parade. John Deere will never establish an assembly plant in a country with no stable source of electricity. The only way they will ever even consider this will be if the Nigerian government makes them an offer they can't refuse. Guaranteeing profit level will be a start. Until the issue of electricity is resolved in that country any public trading company planning to establish a foothold in Nigeria will have to come up with a reason on how the project will contribute to the shares holder return

Sillymoderators:

If you are educated enough you should know that they can build a plant within the factory to generate their own electricity. Hate for the present government doesn't allow you people to reason well.

How by running a generator? Partner that ain't happening.

Sillymoderators:

Go and school a kid about that, you are not the one to school me about what is going on in Nigeria.
I raised a point about what they might do to take care of the power problem and asked you question concerning it. So address that and stop deviating.

You're obviously still a kid

izuch:

You're obviously still a kid

Mumu!

t2luv1:


How by running a generator? Partner that ain't happening.

So generator is the only means to generate electricity? I wonder what people learn in school these days.

Sillymoderators:

Mumu!

That's Your father's middle name

If this were to be negative news , the usual suspects would have been all over the place jubilating!

izuch:


Ask yourself why those companies shut down, ask yourself.

It’s our corrupt system that caused over 75% of the reasons they left.

izuch:


Yet everyday we hear of companies closing down operations in the country?

It’s tough doing business in Nigeria because of our lopsided policies or lack of policies implementation. Corruption is key too. Even among staff if companies.

Ask people in procurement, engineering, marketing, finance and sales departments of every company to know the level of corruption/evil they perpetrate. Those evils cripple and kill a lot of companies.

izuch:

That's Your father's middle name

That is your useless mother middle name.

Gajagojo:

How long is this.......long run?

What an hilarious question 😆

Sillymoderators:

That is your useless mother middle name.

Be careful boy, I was almost your father, it's just that the line to your mother was too long.

MeineMutter:


It’s our corrupt system that caused over 75% of the reasons they left.

My point exactly

izuch:


Be careful boy, I was almost your father, it's just that the line to your mother was too long.

Oponu!

They should. Their spare sparts are damn too expensive. I prefer MF anyways.

Sillymoderators:

So generator is the only means to generate electricity? I wonder what people learn in school these days.

To run a factory assembling machines you can forget your backup battery charging schemes alright those don't hold enough juice to power an assembly plant. I have carried out implementations/worked in 5 auto assembly plants (Corvette in Bowling Green KY, BOC Lansing MI, Truck and Bus Shreveport LA, and Amtracmk MI ) so I know what I am talking about. You need an Alternating Current source to power the machines used in those plants.