sofiscatedmoron:
[s]I like the one that looks like eMoney furniture[/s]

membranus:
I saw a Whiteman in the picture marketing the furniture, so they are not Aba products, they are oyinbo products.

So the Igbos should stop their chest-beating on this thread.

membranus:
[s]I saw a Whiteman in the picture marketing the furniture, so they are not Aba products, they are oyinbo products.

So the Igbos should stop their chest-beating on this thread[/s].

membranus:
I saw a Whiteman in the picture marketing the furniture, so they are not Aba products, they are oyinbo products.

So the Igbos should stop their chest-beating on this thread.

mastertek:
Unnecessary hype too much, this is what Kamoru will design in his worship and put outside, we just walk pass and admire the design.

But, this is what someone is hype here and think this is the best, because of mediocracy and have Access to internet

saaphiere:
Good one. Give Nigerians a solid ground to stand and we will carry the world on our shoulders.

tot:


White man? Why do Nigerians refer to middle eastern people (e.g. Lebanese) or even asians as whites i.e. caucasians? They are not.

nextstep:


As you know it's more expensive because the costs of production are higher: energy and transport are more expensive here, and if parts have to be imported, those add cost.

We Nigerians need to step up to the plate and also have to make small sacrifices to boost our economy. Pay a little extra, and we keep Nigerian youths employed. It's cheaper than getting kidnapped. The more we support, the cheaper it will become over time.

sofiscatedmoron:

Stop gubling ewedu soup snd amala u refused,
Just look at your reasoning

booscy:


Nice one but very wrong analysis.

The law of economics makes it clear that people will always go for same product with lower cost implication.

If we must grow Naira, and keep youths at work and like you said pay to prevent kidnapping, we must boost sales by making our local products more affordable than their imported counterparts.

And my dear unemployment is not a justification to be a criminal.

membranus:
I saw a Whiteman in the picture marketing the furniture, so they are not Aba products, they are oyinbo products.

So the Igbos should stop their chest-beating on this thread.

masterP042:
Igbo amaka, Afonja ajoka

naptu2:


The person that you responded to is a troll. The person in that picture is not a foreigner. He is a Nigerian from Abia State and his name is Sam Hart. He was previously the special adviser to the Abia State Governor on new media and he is now the director general of the Abia State Marketing and Quality Management Agency.

mastertek:
Unnecessary hype too much, this is what Kamoru will design in his worship and put outside, we just walk pass and admire the design.

But, this is what someone is hype here and think this is the best, because of mediocracy and have Access to internet

naptu2:


The person that you responded to is a troll. The person in that picture is not a foreigner. He is a Nigerian from Abia State and his name is Sam Hart. He was previously the special adviser to the Abia State Governor on new media and he is now the director general of the Abia State Marketing and Quality Management Agency.

Bkayyy:

Are you new in Nigeria?
Don't you know that Ndigbo are seen as white men by other tribes in Nigeria, especially the yorubas

tot:


White man? Why do Nigerians refer to middle eastern people (e.g. Lebanese) or even asians as whites i.e. caucasians? They are not.

Kusheer:
Omg wtf nice furniture so this kind of furniture can be made in Nigeria
Pls federal government should pls ban made in turkey and other imported furnitures
Nice furniture

Nazgul:

I disagree...cos if the federal government does that, the prices of this local ones will be double of what the imported ones is cos the demand would increase. Case study is rice.