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240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by taharqa: 12:32am On Sep 06, 2012 |
http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/index.php/business/176047-240-new-factories-open-in-a-year-man |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by Nobody: 12:40am On Sep 06, 2012 |
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Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by taharqa: 12:49am On Sep 06, 2012 |
Just last week I wrote this comment below to an ignorant poster who was saying that GEJ have not done anything, emphazising some of the FUNDAMENTAL things that the govt is doing and why it has convinced me( a "former" critic of govt and someone who did not vote for GEJ in the last elections cos of his party PDP ) that if some of these projects(Power Rail, Inland Waterway, Seaports, Agriculture etc ) can be completed and sustained as well paying more attention to others like(fighting Corruption more ; Dealing with the Security challenges; cutting waste in government and trimming bureaucracies to only what is necesary- Oronsaye Committee Report on my mind; Restructuring the nations politico-econmic structure to a sounder Federal System each component parts produce and compete amongst themselves etc etc ) , Nigeria would have finally have started to get it right and on its way to attain the graetness that her people so deserves. I didn't know that I was going to get some kind of validation this quick: Major" achievements you said.Plz read through some of the reasons the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria gave as for the growth in d Industrial sector |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by Demdem(m): 2:50am On Sep 06, 2012 |
musiwa7: name the 1o new factory in osun state or kwara or kogi or imo state I respect MAN but I don't think they are right on this one. If these new industries are there, we all will see it. We aren't blind. Besides kola Jamodu is a killer member. Hw was once an honourable minister of the republic I guess. Me think this is a political talk |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by taharqa: 2:56am On Sep 06, 2012 |
musiwa7: name the 1o new factory in osun state or kwara or kogi or imo stateWat a question. Plz write d MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA( MAN) to clarify if its chairman was misquoted by Dailytrust Newspaper. If he was misquoted, I will immediately acknowledge my mistake in relying on a national newspaper 4 info; you should also not 4get to plz ask for d 'correct' figures. If d figures above is reconfirmed however, and you still somehow have your doubts, d onus wud then be on you to explain to us which body is more qualified to provide data on manufacturing than d Manufacturers Association demselves AND why d same MAN dat year-in-year-out have been crying over declining Capacity Utilization and closure of factories wud dis yr be singing a diff song? ....oh, so you know: Nigeria had by far d largest Foreign Direct Investment( FDI) in Africa last year at almost $9billion- and dis is not even including big and small Local investments and also, not withstanding d activities of BokoH; I hope you do not think dat all these monies were on some 'Observation tour' in 9ja all tru last year...Thnx http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/nigeria-leads-africa-with-8-92bn-fdi-report/ |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by Dpeacemaker101: 3:08am On Sep 06, 2012 |
There is no gain saying the fact that Jonathan administration is really working hard to fulfill his electoral promises. I told somebody yesterday that if all that is going on in every sector is completed by 2014, then Jonathan will have no rival in the 2015 elections. What the govt needs at this moment is maximum concentration and consistency of policy. Take time to go through all the sectors and you will see thorough transformation. The power sector takes the lead with general turn around of power plants and gas plants. After privatisation we will see a whole new sector. Do I need to mention the renovation of airports to international standards? There is also the railway projects given to a Chinese firm to handle. Forgotten roads like Benin-Ore, Enugu-Onitsha, Abuja-lokoja have been remebered for construction. The PIB, Oronsanye restructuring, SWF by madam Okonjo, clearing of sea ports and commissioning of new ones. The projects are just too many. I wish them luck 2 Likes |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by taharqa: 6:04am On Sep 06, 2012 |
I can now confirm that dis same figure was Also reported in an article in today's Guardian Newspaper wit even further info on d improvements in d manufacturing sector.... http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=97889:man-affirms-rising-profile-of-industrial-sector&catid=31:business&Itemid=562 In today's Punch, another story on d slight improvement in Nigeria's position in d World's Competitive Index from 127 in 2010 to 115 last yr, was published- d factors that lead to the improvements and the Many other factors that is keeping a country like Nigeria which d report said had 'great potentials' at its current score were discussed(cos regardless of d slight improvement on d index, it is still shameful dat Nigeria is at d 115 position considering her considerable promise). http://www.punchng.com/feature/nigerias-position-improves-in-global-competitiveness-report/ In a slightly similar vein, today's Leadership Newspaper reported dat d Foreign Reserves rose to about $39.6billion(SORRY: the actaual figure is $39.22billion ) 4rm $38.4billion just last week and $32billion early dis year, implying dat it is well on its way to attaining d $50billion mark set by d Minister of Finance by year's end http://www.leadership.ng/nga/articles/34305/2012/09/06/external_reserves_hit_39bn.html |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by dedeike: 6:12am On Sep 06, 2012 |
taharqa: I can now confirm dat dis same figure was Also reportd in an article in today's Guardian Newspaper wit even furda info on d improvements in d manufacturing sector.... In today's Punch is anoda story on d slight improvement in Nigeria's position in d World's Competitive Index from 127 in 2010 to 115 last yr- d factors that lead to the improvements and the Many other factors dat is keeping a country like Nigeria dat d report said had 'great potentials' in d its current score(cos regardless of d slighting improvement on d index, it is still shameful dat Nigeria is at d 115 position considering her considerable promise) were discussed. In a slightly similar vein, today's Leadership Newspaper reported dat d Foreign Reserves rose to about $39.6billion 4rm $38.4billion just last week and $32billion by early dis year, implying dat it wud it is well on its way to attaining d $50billion mark set by d Minister of Finance by year's end Much to the shock and disappointment of haters, NIGERIA is gradually moving forward under the transformation agenda of President Goodluck Jonathan 2 Likes |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by CyberG: 6:26am On Sep 06, 2012 |
LOL...I hope these people have not been watching too much of the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, NC where the democrats have been reeling out statistics with people to substantiate it? Maybe Jonathan will try to copy-cat it and display his usual PDP charade... |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by Demdem(m): 8:07am On Sep 06, 2012 |
When there as no light (despite govt giving us encouraging figures), i complained bitterly. now that its manageable (much still needs to be done though) i feel i should encourage and praise the retardeen which am still doing till date even if its dependent on Rain. The same reason for these new industries talked about by Jamodu (A PDP member). no be data or statistics i go chop or rely on. Instead its what i see on ground. Teacher, dont teach me Nonsense. Name these industries in question and i will shut my trap permanently. |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by Kenistry(m): 9:03am On Sep 06, 2012 |
GEJ is no doubt doing grt tins in d country, bt 240 industries & 200,000 jobs? Den y am i still jobless with B.sc Ind chem, wen do dey all recruit all dose workers? I doubt MAN figures dou i hope it's true, cos we nid to move forward, capitalizin on d improved power supply. I will definitely vote GEJ agn, heLs d best President so far |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by geeez: 9:30am On Sep 06, 2012 |
Yes I can confirm that a whole lot has been happening in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo and Osun states as factories have been springing up powered by indigenous and multinational folks. Looking at my marketing staff's customer acquisitions and balance sheets, not less than 200 of those factories have emerged in those states in the last 2 years 1 Like |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by jmaine: 10:33am On Sep 06, 2012 |
Interesting development . .we need more of this . . . . |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by abitex577(m): 12:42pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
We all need to encourage this government to achieve this feat and also better it by completing all the power projects and plug all corruption loop holes in government business!!! |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by ujukala: 12:51pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
The factories are springing up but not at the rate MAN want us to believe. Anyway, kudos to you. |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by sparkle10(m): 12:53pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
Kenistry: GEJ is no doubt doing grt tins in d country, bt 240 industries & 200,000 jobs? Den y am i still jobless with B.sc Ind chem, wen do dey all recruit all dose workers? I doubt MAN figures dou i hope it's true, cos we nid to move forward, capitalizin on d improved power supply. I will definitely vote GEJ agn, heLs d best President so far Considering the number of unemployed, 200,000 is a tip of the icerberg though a step in the right direction. If you didn't get any of the jobs, it only means you're not in the best 200,000 unemployed youths of the country. Hopefully, your times come soon, first 1 million perhaps. |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by Nobody: 12:56pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
Hmmm! I believe it`s true but the common man on the streets still have no job so maybe more factories are needed. |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by Nobody: 12:57pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
Demdem:please were are the industries located? The only one I know is the newly opened industries in anambra! 240 new industries yet the rate of unemployment is high! These people will never stop feeding nigerians with lies. MAN ko! WOMAN ni! |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by jmaine: 1:01pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
berem: please were are the industries located? The only one I know is the newly opened industries in anambra! 240 new industries yet the rate of unemployment is high! These people will never stop feeding nigerians with lies. MAN ko! WOMAN ni! Embrace and apply suitable statistics to make better deductions, lest you appear too ignorant . .Thanks 1 Like |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by emmykk(m): 1:05pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
God bless jonathan |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by faithin9ja: 1:05pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
Pure water, plastic buckets, body lotion, soap, shoess and sandals, individuals and small businesses are opening everyday all over Nigeria. Do you think it's only Petro chemical factory, refinery that are factories? even small workshop can be considered factory if they register with MAN 1 Like |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by Aderostock(m): 1:22pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
The only region that is having all these factories is the South-west. Visit Otta, Agbara, mowe/ibafo, epe-outskirts, sango all in Ogun state,also visit bodija, ogbomoso, main ibadan all in Oyo state, Akure, oshogbo, Akure township, ilorin and ring road |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by maigaskiya1: 1:22pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
Kenistry: GEJ is no doubt doing grt tins in d country, bt 240 industries & 200,000 jobs? Den y am i still jobless with B.sc Ind chem, wen do dey all recruit all dose workers? I doubt MAN figures dou i hope it's true, cos we nid to move forward, capitalizin on d improved power supply. I will definitely vote GEJ agn, heLs d best President so farmore confesions pls.all those caling gej a slowpoke gragualy we re knwng d slowpoke.boko haram hs faild.d north re tired my pepl na who dy lose nw. 1 Like |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by Eluala(m): 1:24pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
There are also several 'bomb factories' discovered lately. 1 Like |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by maigaskiya1: 1:27pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
In management u wil knw dat 90percent of busineses in america re smal busines nd u dnt expect dat evdry busines must take d status of a multi national structre b4 u knw dat d economy is growing a bit.200k jobs is a far cry 2 our unemployment figure bt its a step betar than noting |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by gbokukueba(m): 1:29pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
The report is not complete, they should tell us how many of them closed within one year of operations. I work in manufacturing and we know of companies closing daily due to the very unfriendly business environment. |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by Nobody: 1:38pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
jmaine:you are the ignorant one here! Why don't you come up with your own statistics and let's see if you are right? |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by nawebco(m): 1:52pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
yes 240 factories is nothin in over 180million nigerians. this is an average of 7 factories for a whole state. What effect do we expect from that in a whole year. Anyway lets continue to watch and pray. |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by OLISASDEJI(m): 2:01pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
Abeg name the industries......Lie lie people.Are we blind?240 wat.ah ahahaaaaa |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by jmaine: 2:02pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
berem: you are the ignorant one here! Why don't you come up with your own statistics and let's see if you are right? Before you exhibit more idiocy . . .Match the current unemployment rate of 23.9 % (Millions) Vs the 250,000 jobs created and compare favorably. Then tell us why you feel the unemployment rate, still shouldn't be high . . . Do you want us to also help you perform the simple arithmetic deductions on air ? berem: please were are the industries located? The only one I know is the newly opened industries in anambra! 240 new industries yet the rate of unemployment is high! These people will never stop feeding nigerians with lies. MAN ko! WOMAN ni! |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by Nobody: 2:13pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
jmaine:250,000 jobs created? Now you got my ribs cracking! Pure fallacy my friend! There is nothing like 250,000 jobs.its just on paper.BTW there's no need arguing with you.40 man laptop guys can't stop amazing me with their stewpidity! Smh! |
Re: 240 New Factories In A Year By MAN by monosetale: 2:16pm On Sep 06, 2012 |
I pray and hope the figures are true. Iτ̅ would be a great stride for the nigerian economy But hope dem nor add boko haram factories join that number oh. Factory ₪ǻ factory. .lol |
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