JonSnow:
Let's not celebrate prematurely. We all know how slow & uninspiring this administration is.

Goahead:
All thanks to GEJ

daveante28:
The factory is set up by non akwa ibom people and will employ akwa ibom people as cleaners , chefs .lol. the average akwa ibom IQ is around 30 .

Farnsworth:


[size=15pt]that's very disrespectful and hateful towards Akwa Ibom. Have you conducted an IQ test in Akwa Ibom ever?. Factories are set up by private investors all over the world. A lot of factories are set up in Lagos and across the country and Akwa Ibom people do not hate. Akwa Ibom Govt. Also previously commissioned peacock paint which is developed and managed by Akwa Ibomites. All this unnecessary hatred directed at a people who are known for their peaceful and welcoming personalities is very repulsive, maybe the Igbo's are right Nigeria has no business being "one", if Nigerians are working around with your mentality and tribalism.


I hope you die a very painful dead.[/size]

nkakp:
Proudly Akwa-Ibomite

davidmark4naija:
Ah! Dis is good news from ma state oh

Idydarling:

eyen ekammi

Tedassie:
same here

Afolabi78:
you Must Be Talking From Ignorant. Which Thank To Gej? Last 2yrs I Want To Bring Some Investor Into Nigeria To Come And Establish Prepaid Meter Factory In 9ja. I Discover Gej And All Is Theif Had Block All Ways For All That Want To Supply Prepaid Meter Both Indigenious And Foreigh Is Not Allow To Supply. Only Fellow Thief That Is Allow. It Only Present Govt That Change The Policies That Why You Are Seeing Company Come In. Thanks To Fashola.

[b]Fashola meets with local meter manufacturers 0
BY EDITOR ON JAN 5, 2016 POWER
The Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola (SAN) yesterday met with the local manufacturers of pre-paid meters in Abuja to address the problems of estimated billing and electricity theft, Daily Independent reports.

The meeting, according to a statement by the Director of Press, Ministry of Power, Mr. Timothy Oyedeji, was to re-focus attention on the need to rapidly roll-out meters in order to ensure that Distribution Companies (DISCOs) charge electricity consumers only for energy they consume.

Speaking at the meeting, representative of the local manufacturers, Engr. Kola Balogun, said that access to and cost of credit is a major impediment to the growth of their production capacity in meeting present and future demand for meters. He assured the minister of their readiness to support the rapid roll out of meters, but expressed concerns over government’s readiness to put in place clearer incentives for local production as opposed to importation of meters.[/b]

you will always be a slave.

Idydarling:

yeeeeeaaaaah

Idydarling:

eyen ekammi