ElCapone:
VOTING....CHAI!!!

Adminisher:


He corrupted the economy is more like it. Please show me how many made in Nigeria vehicles are currently running. We have the multinationals to thank for doing supply chain studies that made the case for assembly plants. We have Segun Aganga, the ex Minister of Trade and Industry to thank for leveraging his international connections but the implementation is haphazard. We are not really getting auto technology yet until we establish institutes for it and start developing some technology.

As for Jonathan , everyone knows that the man KNEW NOTHING about all these things going on his government . He actually hadcthe best ministers in the history of Nigeria but Jonathanvillage always be a dummy and you know it.
If you cintinue to praise him for someone else's brain work we will ascribe it to his name Goodluck

Ibelong2God:
Ladies and Gentlemen, Please give it up for the man who transformed the economy of Nigeria to become one of the fastest growing in the world,
the man on whose success buhari is still riding on,
the man who rejuvenated the nation's automobile sector and set the pace for massive industrialization,
the man whose policies made food so abundant that nobody noticed it was yuletide because there was no rise in the price of staple foods,
the man who was accused of corrupt practices, yet his policies is the template for those who accused him,

Ladies and Gentlemen, without further ado, give it up for the one and only,

President Goodluck Jonathan said on Thursday that the vision of his administration to revamp the capability of Nigeria’s automobile sector to export locally manufactured cars is near realisation.

Jonathan stated this at the 2014 Democracy Day celebration held at the International Conference Centre, Abuja.

Jonathan, who inspected locally assembled Nissan Saloon cars, Pick-Up Van and SUV at the venue of the programme, said the administration had proved doubting Thomas wrong.

The president explained that when he made the disclosure in 2013 that made-in-Nigeria cars would be rolled out in the country in April and that Nigeria would soon be exporting cars, he was lampooned on the pages of newspapers.

He commended Nissan Group for keying into the new automotive policy of the federal government and urged other multinational auto companies to take a cue from Nissan.

The President also used the occasion to present his administration’s third anniversary report of the transformation agenda.

The report gave the accounts of the administration’s stewardship in every sector of the economy in the last one year.

The event was attended by Vice President Namadi Sambo, Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives, Emeka Ihedioha, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Maryam Aloma Mukhtar, Ministers and members of Diomatic Corps.

The First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, former Head of Interim National Government, Chief Ernest Shonekan, former Vice President, Dr Alex Ekwueme and former Chief of General Staff, Gen. Oladipo Diya also attended the event. (NAN)

Ibelong2God:
Ladies and Gentlemen, Please give it up for the man who transformed the economy of Nigeria to become one of the fastest growing in the world,
the man on whose success buhari is still riding on,
the man who rejuvenated the nation's automobile sector and set the pace for massive industrialization,
the man whose policies made food so abundant that nobody noticed it was yuletide because there was no rise in the price of staple foods,
the man who was accused of corrupt practices, yet his policies is the template for those who accused him,

Ladies and Gentlemen, without further ado, give it up for the one and only,

Salex007:
nobody is above mistake guy... Grow up