Front page please

snipesdam:

More images. Be proud to be a Nigerian.

Again, the original comments were based on the initial pictures.

CityNG:

Again, the original comments were based on the initial pictures.

Glad we are seeing better pictures now.

kablooee:

Glad we are seeing better pictures now.

@cityng you're welcome

This is disaster in waiting. Did you see the workers? No safety at all! Some of those guys are barefoot!

More images
Dashboard and Engine Room

snipesdam: More images
Dashboard and Engine Room

God Bless you brother. God bless you, Innoson and all other patriotic Nigerians who believe in the greatness that this country is destined for.

snipesdam: Here is an insight of innoson factory and the new cars for rollout this last quarter of the year in production progress.

These images where sent my a friend of mine whom supervises production.

Air your views people.
Front page Please

please is that a manufacturing plant......or is it a coupling plant......... which one abeg

Wonderful development. But do you think they can meet the demand of my village

ok

ok, my honda CRV is doing perfectly well.

Innoson is an assemble point.

It is not a car factory.

Cut us some slack.

The way Amex will import computer parts from china and assemble and stamp "Amex" on their cases.

It doesnt mean Amex are building IC and chips in ALABA market.


Nigerians should be guided. We are not illiterates

Jeeesus!!! see how sloppy these people are, If i had my way i will make these people suspend production till they put at least a better health and safety standard in place. Look at metals lying everywhere, technicians not having on protective and work gears, they cant even fill a car engine with oil properly. I'll most definitely stick to my Japanese cars that i can at least have 70% confidence in.

hotwax: Innoson is an assemble point.

It is not a car factory.

Cut us some slack.

The way Amex will import computer parts from china and assemble and stamp "Amex" on their cases.

It doesnt mean Amex are building IC and chips in ALABA market.


Nigerians should be guided. We are not illiterates

Oga, no single company manufactures all d components used in its products. Talking about computers; pls open up the board of ur popular ''hp'' pc, notice d diff coys dat manufacture d chips and other components there.
Same applies to car manufacturing. Do u for once think Ford, Mercedes etc manufacture all their parts demselves? They outsource, Mr. Literate.

Interesting. At least they are starting from somewhere and will improve as time goes on

I no dey buy unless if na dash

There are many stupid people on this Nairaland o, what else do you want? Let us be proud of our things. By doing this industrialist will be encouraged,and the rate of unemployment will reduced. Am proud of my country NIGERIA.

good story to hear...may God help nigeria!










more good things will come.










God is working things out for nigeria.

Abbey2sam:


please is that a manufacturing plant......or is it a coupling plant......... which one abeg

manufacturing, coupling is the same thing. you people should try n understand that. the coca cola u drink are d raw materials gotten from Nigeria? but they are brought here n then made here. even if he imports all d materials as long as they are assembled in Nigeria they are made in Nigeria. but innoson gets 70% of his spare parts from Nigeria. if we don't appreciate our products who will? Its creating employment, increasing our GDP, increasing standard of living and making our balance of payment more favourable yet all you guys do is criticise instead of encourage

2tex:
Oga, no single company manufactures all d components used in its products. Talking about computers; pls open up the board of ur popular ''hp'' pc, notice d diff coys dat manufacture d chips and other components there.
Same applies to car manufacturing. Do u for once think Ford, Mercedes etc manufacture all their parts demselves? They outsource, Mr. Literate.

dont mind them. even consumer goods companies don't make 100% of their raw materials. As long as they are brought together and assembled they are made in Nigeria. if not so then about 80% of goods made in Nigeria are not made in Nigeria

I could not understand why some of the workers are on bare feet? I still feel the Rome talk could be better than the pix am seeing.Simple safety tools and application should not be ignored all in the name of Rome being built in 1 million years. In as much we have choose to take this lane, all necessary melemeles must be attached. Workers warefare and safety is vital. congratulation to Jona, congratulation to the Ibos
! Prayer to 9Ja.

Stopped following a particular transport company when I used their service from Benin to Abuja... The Transport company just replaced the Toyota hiace buses with Innoson's buses and men, I was uncomfortable throughout the journey. The seat was just too small and not comforting and there was hardly any balance in the vehicle... Just hope they've improved

snipesdam:



Yes innoson is still growing and his methods ain't yet advanced but it's a starting point. Stop all this fake pix. Innoson is not Toyota yet. T[b]here has to a point where things change and get fully automated. Those gadgets are freaking expensive to acquire[/b], y

Innoson is never going to automate, that is his way of creating massive employment. At the peak of the ford model T production, there were over 300, 000 staffs resuming work at ford's factory. Money is not Innoson's problem, if he wants to automate he can always borrow the money to do so.

While we toured the IVM plant in Nnewi, we were a little dismayed by the fact that many of the vehicle manufacturing processes were still rather manual. The impression created of vehicle manufacturing is that of a highly automated and mechanised process. Asked if he is hoping to get to that level of automation one day, Innoson waxed philosophical and socialist.
“I don’t think we need to do automatic (automation) here because people need to work. Any work that a person can do well should be given to a human being, not a machine. A human being has family to feed and clothe but a machine has no family, no problem to solve except to do its work. All we will do as we go on is to employ more people when we get bigger.
That does not mean that we will sacrifice efficiency in any way. We will give work to the people wherever we can. I am advising people in Nigeria not to do too much automatic. If they do too much automatic they will not employ people.
The major need of this country is to give people something doing. It gives me joy when I see some people that don’t have job and I give them the opportunity to have work. I know that a businessman always wants to reduce cost. Reducing cost is good. But there are some costs I don’t want to reduce. There are certain things we must give a human being to do. People are looking for work. They are begging you for work.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/03/spare-parts-trader-motor-giant-story-innoson/#sthash.HF4X4hpC.dpuf

Ok, dem dey try

Nice pics but the only thing I'm worried about is workers safety. No helmets, boots etc

Na wa ooo...
This worksite is a complete hazard to both personnel and equipment!
Complete violation of PPE rules...
NO safety boots, hard hats, coveralls, handgloves etc
How can someone be under heavy objects (no matter its support) without any personal protective equipment?
Is there a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) for this production/ coupling process at all?
Haba...Naija can do better jare...
I advise you guys take these pictures out of here...cos it could get this facility shut down if escalated to appropriate safety authorities...

Denn: What is that in the used water bottle on the floor?

Why use a disposed table water bottle?

Whatever that liquid is, it's quality is suspect.

That's What I Am Anticipating To Hear.Lets Run Him Down He Is An Igbo Man