vengedre:
Nonsense... Na syringe we go chop...

vengedre:
Nonsense... Na syringe we go chop...

vengedre:
Nonsense... Na syringe we go chop...

vengedre:
Nonsense... Na syringe we go chop...

AnodaIT:
Let's see the sense in this

That state or locality that the syringe plant is located,
1. Do they have a local source for any of the raw materials involved in the manufacturing process? No

2. Do they have rubber, petrochemical products, steel plant or reliable cheap source of energy? No

3. Are the locals involved in the production of any of the raw materials? No

A factory that is 100% dependent on imported raw materials and expertise is totally at the mercy of fluctuating exchange rates

Add to the cost of importation of raw materials, you have logistics and transportation in moving them from Lagos to small village in Akwa Ibom whose only qualification in the site of the facility is that the governor is from there.

If manufacturers in Lagos (near to ports) are crying, I wonder how this one will last unless government keeps pumping in money to support this economically non-viable project till some other government comes in and shut it down down

Government should be setting up Palm produce plants or fish products or cassava produce which can support local economy with already established raw materials

vengedre:
Nonsense... Na syringe we go chop...

Aniedi30:
Not so happy bcoz these is a job for the people that know person..... so if u no sabi anybody hide ur face I hide my face

alenwup:
Another misplaced priority. Akwa Ibom and media hype are like 5&6

Built2last:
See a standard factory. Some people are dragging southern Nigeria backward

redsun:

As time goes on, blah blah blah .

charliboy654:

This is how an average Nigerian youth think, and it's very sad.

ubox:
Today the Honourable Commissioner for Information and Strategy Mr. Charles Udoh led print, online and broadcast media professionals to see some of the achievements recorded in the state under the stewardship of Governor Udom Emmanuel

This is the Jubilee Syringe Manufacturing Factory in Onna that produces One million syringes daily.

It was Commissioned by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on September 23,2017.

By first week of February 2018, the product is expected to hit the market.

The factory has a staff strength of almost 100 with more undergoing training abroad at the moment.

From these photos, production and packaging is ongoing. This is a product of visionary leadership.

Governor Emmanuel promised us industries, and here is one of the testimonies of his unwaivering commitment to industrialization in Akwa Ibom State.

imstrong1:
Udom is working

vengedre:
Nonsense... Na syringe we go chop...

AnodaIT:
Let's see the sense in this

That state or locality that the syringe plant is located,
1. Do they have a local source for any of the raw materials involved in the manufacturing process? No

2. Do they have rubber, petrochemical products, steel plant or reliable cheap source of energy? No

3. Are the locals involved in the production of any of the raw materials? No

A factory that is 100% dependent on imported raw materials and expertise is totally at the mercy of fluctuating exchange rates

Add to the cost of importation of raw materials, you have logistics and transportation in moving them from Lagos to small village in Akwa Ibom whose only qualification in the site of the facility is that the governor is from there.

If manufacturers in Lagos (near to ports) are crying, I wonder how this one will last unless government keeps pumping in money to support this economically non-viable project till some other government comes in and shut it down down

Government should be setting up Palm produce plants or fish products or cassava produce which can support local economy with already established raw materials

AmTruth:
If your analysis are base on foreign exchange rate and complete dependant on imported raw materials. Then that also means INNOSON Motors is into a futile business Venture. But i tell you,INNOSON keeps expanding his brand of production because the business is viable despite exchange rate and raw material dependency. As far as their is market for the syringe and with the very huge awareness in Nigeria now and the future for us to minimized our dependant on imported goods,the factory will not be shut down.

AnodaIT:

Before INNOSON entered into vehicles, he was very deep in motorcycle and spare parts.
Apart from that, Nnewi was already manufacturing car seats, brake pads, fabrications and glass blowing

So it was easy that he established the vehicle plant right in the middle of where support industries were already there. The major thing INNOSON is importing is the engine block which is from Mitsubishi.

Most of the other parts of the vehicle manufacturing process are done by support manufacturers around Anambra etc fabric for car seats, fabrication of body parts etc

AnodaIT:

Before INNOSON entered into vehicles, he was very deep in motorcycle and spare parts.
Apart from that, Nnewi was already manufacturing car seats, brake pads, fabrications and glass blowing

So it was easy that he established the vehicle plant right in the middle of where support industries were already there. The major thing INNOSON is importing is the engine block which is from Mitsubishi.

Most of the other parts of the vehicle manufacturing process are done by support manufacturers around Anambra etc fabric for car seats, fabrication of body parts etc

Justdare:


You are super dumb if that's all you can think of.

vengedre:
Nonsense... Na syringe we go chop...