Afamed:

Yet , you failed to tell us the lies you discovered?

EkperemoEgbabi:



Did u go to school at all? Or dont u understand the reason why dem close border?
Your brain no sabi wetin be smugguling?

ChieduJoshua081:


Who told you we produce nothing ? Oga just keep kwayet o

handsomeclouds:

Does Alomo company pay taxes to the Nigerian govt?

Then how many companies pay the normal 30% tax?

Resurgent2016:


[s]I know this is a faceless forum, but I can't still ignore you being this stupid not to respectfully pass your message.

I won't bother giving you the dignity of making you see reasons a closed border is bad for any nation's economy, empty barrel making noise[/s]

psychologygh:
hahahaha,these zoo creatures really feel big about themselvesupon all these poverty and failures.1 million dollars is now millions of dollars and this is what Ghana lost upon all the screaming of we are feeding Africa. Hahaha.Better feed your more than 100 million poor citizens then.And pray Ghana does not retaliates

amadiwati:
Have talks with the Nigerian government. Set your industry here.

soloenzo:
The Ghanaian Alomo Bitters Manufactured by Kasapreko Company limited through its Head of International Business Development Mr Francis Adzah told joybusiness a Ghanaian news platform how the federal government of Nigeria border closure action have halted its businesses as Nigeria is the Company's largest market.

He went further to say that more than a total of $2m has been lost since the border closure. Remember how the president Buhari's administration had closed the borders in August, against neighbouring African countries with the claim of checkmating the illegal activities which have to do with Smuggling of weapons, drugs and the huge lost of revenue from import and export tariffs through the activities of smuggling of food items into the country through the various borders most especially, Seme and Idiroko borders.

Kasapreko Company Limited, is the manufacturer of Alomo Bitters, a beverage widely consumed by Nigerians. The company is also Ghana’s largest local beverage manufacturer.

The beverage company according to report was able to transport three trucks before the border closure. But now, the company has exhausted its products in the Nigerian market according to Ghanain news website, JoyBusiness report.

Explaining the situation further, Mr Adzah said “We managed to send in three trucks of products to the Nigerian market moments before the border was closed.”

Mr Adzah Complained further that “In September, the company lost $1 million to the closure. October is almost ended and our checks show a loss of another million dollars. The situation is getting out of hand and very serious,” he said.

Mr Adzah said the company has been forced to try doing business with other African countries such as Cote d'voire, Senegal, Togo, Benin and other European markets to offset the loss incurred from the Nigerian market due to the border closure.

The Ghanaian products, along with Benin and Niger goods enjoy a very large sales in the Nigeria market as a result of the population and better economic situations compare to that of her neighbouring countries.


https://ngg.ng/2019/10/22/border-closure-producers-of-alomo-bitters-loses-millions-of-dollars/

amadiwati:
Have talks with the Nigerian government. Set your industry here.

Innoxxacs:
you shut up and sit down , rubbish

nappy760:


They should though I was introduced to it in Ibadan ....worked great for me

Resurgent2016:
Hope PMB realises that these companies suffering from the border closure will have less or no tax to pay arising from losses being incurred?

ChieduJoshua081:


Get out morafucker.

executive12:

You are supposed to pay tax on your profit, not on your loss.

Resurgent2016:
Hope PMB realises that these companies suffering from the border closure will have less or no tax to pay arising from losses being incurred?

Resurgent2016:


Bro, you need to why understand better how cross border trade occurs, not media propaganda that is being spewed every now and then.

No successful economy is run on a closed border....the government will only increase shadow trading, loss revenue and discourage investment because today's companies depend on the free flow of goods and services to successfully operate.

Innoxxacs:
why close border? Who does that? You produce nothing and you close border, I'm tired of this country

ba7man:
Then open your factory in Togo and sell your goods anywhere but Nigeria, simple.

govomotors:
Beg for what, when they passed a law that makes it difficult for Nigerian to run a business in their country they felt the were untouchable.

After Buhari, the next president should continue on the same note. Nigeria go survive

Mr. President, please ban importation of petrol and generator. Our Refineries must work likewise NEPA (power).

sizer07:


Guy chuuuup...... knoku........ you have hit the nail right by it head gbam, but the major obstacles here in Nigeria is electricity and bad roads, if we get those two things to start with right, I tell you Nigeria will be the dubai of Africa, viz we have a land mass, population and a big market advantage. this are some of the evidence we all have seen now with the closure of the boarders. all those companies will open there head quarters here in Nigeria cuz this is where the market is, a very gigantic one that the hole of west Africa countries will be happy to patronise. $2m lost just in 2 month, Truth be told those countries cant do without Nigeria market. FG get a stable power supply fix major infrastructures like road and see how Nigeria will rise like a phenix from ashes and nips this night mare of unemployment and bad economy by the buds With massive industries trooping in from the 4 corners of the world. E easy to be the most populated African country in the world? We will rule Africa I tell you

amadiwati:
Have talks with the Nigerian government. Set your industry here.

tommykiwi:
Na Agberos DAT one go affect pass, na their brand.

david22uu:
for once i am an IGBO man and i stand with Buhari with this border closure. If they cannot setup here, they should follow the right path

govomotors:
Beg for what, when they passed a law that makes it difficult for Nigerian to run a business in their country they felt the were untouchable.

After Buhari, the next president should continue on the same note. Nigeria go survive

Mr. President, please ban importation of petrol and generator. Our Refineries must work likewise NEPA (power). Na so bros, for once Nigeria dey make my head swell.

mikeapollo:

This govt.is a coward and a lazy lame duck.
Unfortunately, most Nigerians don't think deep enough so we praise govt.when they take some decisions without proper scrutiny.
Why cant the govt. close the ports and ban the importation of refined petroleum so our refineries can produce refined petroleum products and sell to the public! This is what they should do if they really mean business!
Closing the land borders is fighting the poor traders. They should close the sea ports as well, and let's see of the govt. can withstand the money-bags!

skukimania:
I won't lie, i am loving this border closure. But, can someone please tell me why Ghana is more affected by this than Benin republic that we really share border with and Togo that is next to Benin?

Bizibi:
yes,i will still bring it into the country in the right and legitimate way and make profit.setting up a factory in Nigeria now is suicide.....

ba7man:
I guesd you're now smarter than the hundreds of multinational companies with real monies that have already invested millions of dollars in their factories here.

You with your N20,000 bank ballance.