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Fariq:


This one Ba Hausa

Malam

Akoi hausa sose fa

good dev, we re tired of the toyota crew, at least vw is far more superior to that innonsense.

Eponyeeboz:


Lmaooooo

Funny enough, FRSC uses Innoson pick-ups. The only thing is that they use it to carry accident victims.

Oh Nigeria, na our way sha

Our governments can sign many mou as they like, they will not amount to sustainable development if infrastructures like power and steel industry is not in order. Also important is our government unstable policies which tend to kill the once that managed to stay. Will an average Nigerian afford the cars. I think government should concentrate on infrastructures and policies to boost internal production, then we won't beg foreign investors. They will come begging. See China for example. I remember when we use to have BEREC batteries, where are they today? All gone.

Babyforever:
What happens to INNOSON ?

Competition.

autojosh:
[img]https:///a/img921/4472/raONP9.jpg[/img]

The Federal Government of Nigeria has signed an MOU with Europe's largest automotive manufacturer, Volkswagen, to produce a number of its vehicles in the country.

This was part of the events during the visit by the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, to Nigeria on the 31st of August, 2018.

The Honourable Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Okey Okechukwu Enelamah, signed on behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria, and Thomas Schaefer, CEO and Chairman of Volkswagen's Africa operations signed on behalf of Volkswagen.

Thomas Schaefer and Volkswagen have been working with the DG of the National Automotive Design and Development Council, Jelani Aliyu, and the agency towards the company's entry into Nigeria and the setting up of local production.

Early July this year, the National Automotive Design and Development Council and the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment had hosted Volkswagen and other global OEMs in Abuja.

Aliyu mentioned, "This MOU with Volkswagen is a progressive development as a result of that earlier engagement, and we are particularly excited because the company is very committed to new applicable technology and the local production of modern, safe and energy efficient vehicles which would be optimized for our environment."

"With Volkswagen, we have a strong stakeholder who understands the huge potential in the Nigerian market, and we are a perfect match to the company's efforts towards innovative mobility services which would both compliment and boost our economic structure."

Volkswagen has recently started vehicle production in the East African country of Rwanda this year.

Nigeria provides an even larger market, both within the country and as a gateway to the West African region.

https://autojosh.com/nigeria-signs-mou-with-volkswagen

good move

Tribalism... Why can't we strengthen d innoson before d others....mtcheeeeew

Babyforever:
What happens to INNOSON ?

dem dey do internship

yazach:


Malam

Akoi hausa sose fa

You try sha, but you Babu Hausa saidai small small.

its you tht is useles because even in ur fmly u ar nt invited to contribute any,lazy youth!

Nigerian leaders with no foresight, they ate signing MOU again, what happened to their first coming? Will there be enabling environment to sustain them. The Nigerian chairman will first of all ask for 50 percent kickback before they can take can off. It same Nigerian government that will send them parking again with their corruption. Stealing leaders. "You can't kill the beetle" Nigerian problem is about they pretend to have educated people, but unfortunately, 95.5 percent knows nothing because they buy their certificates and are first to see who is an illiterates. Shameless leaders. Foreigners will always come because they know Nigerians leader's know their right from their left. Stealing is all they know.

DWJOBScom:
GEJ signed the same pact with NISSAN and others but where are they now?

We will drive them all out with our wars and rattlings

O
Buharri is not Jonathan ....

divineappo:
APC News na APC scam

what about the MOU signed with same company in 2016?

Am sure Buhari will sign another MOU with same company before the election day

Useless and lifeless president

E pain am

If Nigerians will not loot the companies to their deaths, as they did the former ones

candygist:


E pain am

your dad would have made more sense if he had used condom to prevent you

divineappo:
your dad would have made more sense if he had used condom to prevent you

My dad is not useless like your olosho dad.

autojosh:
[img]https:///a/img921/4472/raONP9.jpg[/img]

The Federal Government of Nigeria has signed an MOU with Europe's largest automotive manufacturer, Volkswagen, to produce a number of its vehicles in the country.

This was part of the events during the visit by the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, to Nigeria on the 31st of August, 2018.

The Honourable Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Okey Okechukwu Enelamah, signed on behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria, and Thomas Schaefer, CEO and Chairman of Volkswagen's Africa operations signed on behalf of Volkswagen.

Thomas Schaefer and Volkswagen have been working with the DG of the National Automotive Design and Development Council, Jelani Aliyu, and the agency towards the company's entry into Nigeria and the setting up of local production.

Early July this year, the National Automotive Design and Development Council and the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment had hosted Volkswagen and other global OEMs in Abuja.

Aliyu mentioned, "This MOU with Volkswagen is a progressive development as a result of that earlier engagement, and we are particularly excited because the company is very committed to new applicable technology and the local production of modern, safe and energy efficient vehicles which would be optimized for our environment."

"With Volkswagen, we have a strong stakeholder who understands the huge potential in the Nigerian market, and we are a perfect match to the company's efforts towards innovative mobility services which would both compliment and boost our economic structure."

Volkswagen has recently started vehicle production in the East African country of Rwanda this year.

Nigeria provides an even larger market, both within the country and as a gateway to the West African region.

https://autojosh.com/nigeria-signs-mou-with-volkswagen

How many times will they sign this MOU? Didn't they sign same under GEJ to start producing Volkswagen in Nigeria