THE ENYIMBA AUTOMATED SHOE FACTORY, ABA SUCCESSFULLY DELIVERS 3,000 PAIRS OF WORK BOOTS TO THE NIGERIAN RAILWAY CORPORATION.
We have made our first delivery for the Year!
The Enyimba Automated Shoe Factory has successfully produced and delivered 3,000 pairs of solid work boots to the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC).
Recall that prior to this time, the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) like many other Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) purchased most of their working materials from factories abroad.
However, with the desire for foreign products by most Nigerians on the rise, it is only well-founded that the Abia State government in her quest to encourage and support production of quality homegrown products has put in place such a huge investment in the production of first-rate shoes for both Cooperate and industrial use which would in turn translate to a growth in the Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) and increase Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the State and country's economy.
The Managing Director, Nigerian Railway Corporation, Mr. Fidet Okhiria while receiving the solid work boots from the Executive Director Marketing, Adaku Oseiza, expressed excitement and satisfaction at the impressive and unique nature of the work boots. He further applauded the Executive Governor of Abia State, Okezie Victor Ikpeazu PhD. for his constant zeal to promote made in Nigeria as well as made in Aba products. He also assured us of continuous patronage and encouraged Nigerians to learn how to patronise made in Nigeria goods.
"This is from Abia State", he said.

Thank you Honorable Chibuike Amaechi.

It looks like the custom made for NG policemen

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Impressive.

Cc: Phijo,

Come and see what youths in Aba are doing, they are using their human capital in useful services to the country... unlike the lazy Ijaw bummers that pine away in the polluted creeks looking for pipelines to burst and expatriates to kidnap.

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NwaAro:
Cc: Phijo,

Come and see what youths in Aba are doing, they are using their human capital in useful services to the country... unlike the lazy Ijaw bummers that pine away in the polluted creeks looking for pipelines to burst and expatriates to kidnap.

I wonder why you forgot to include the Igbo drug mules that were caught in India this week!

If we burst pipelines it is on our land ( Ijawland) and not other people's land. We are trying to correct the anomalies Nigeria created. Unlike you Igbos who are too lousy but can do nothing.

Killing you in the North has become a near annual event.

PHijo:


I wonder why you forgot to include the Igbo drug mules that were caught in India this week!

If we burst pipelines it is on our land ( Ijawland) and not other people's land. We are trying to correct the anomalies Nigeria created. Unlike you Igbos who are too lousy but can do nothing.

Killing you in the North has become a near annual event.

Read your comment again, but this time, read it line by line


Did you make sense

IamFINESSE:



Read your comment again, but this time, read it line by line


Did you make sense

It may not make sense to you because you don't know where that Ngwa idiot I responded to is coming from.

PHijo:


I wonder why you forgot to include the Igbo drug mules that were caught in India this week!

If we burst pipelines it is on our land ( Ijawland) and not other people's land. We are trying to correct the anomalies Nigeria created. Unlike you Igbos who are too lousy but can do nothing.

Killing you in the North has become a near annual event.

The oil lies beneath your land yet you don't have the brains to control your own resources except resorting to violence and self-destructive acts that end up polluting your own waters/land. Why aren't your leaders encouraging the youths across Ijaw land to become CEO's, human resource managers, board of directors and executive managers in all these multinational oil companies that operate in your land? why are foreigners, Northerners, Igbos and yorubas the ones at the top helm of managerial affairs in the Niger Delta while your youths waste away in shackles of poverty? you need to be honest for once and start owning up to the failures of your own leaders who don't care about your people.

Nice!
I hope that people in Aba keep this productive lifestyle. I read a book from Baikie written in 1841, how some Igbo people were able to replicate clothes the European who visited them wore, despite only having very limited exposure to it. They were so so marvelled. I am glad that they are still pushing this culture. I was afraid it was dying.

The good thing about Aba boys is that they do not only understand the craft but also understand the business side of it.

Mind you, Abia state is an oil-producing state, yet the people are looking at their human resource potentials, in the past 3 years, they have consistently been number 1 position in WAEC nationwide.

It is a shame that they have had terrible governors.

Here is an Excerpt from Baikie when he visited Chukwuma in 1841.

EzeAro:

The oil lies beneath your land yet you don't have the brains to control your own resources except resorting to violence and self-destructive acts that end up polluting your own waters/land. Why aren't your leaders encouraging the youths across Ijaw land to become CEO's, human resource directors, and executive managers in all these multinational oil companies that operate in your land? why are foreigners, Northerners, Igbos and yorubas the ones at the top helm of managerial affairs in the Niger Delta while your youths waste away in shackles of poverty? you need to be honest for once and start owning up to the failures of your own leaders who don't care about your people.

With the labour market that is rigged to favour Yorubas, Igbos and Fulanis? Are you for real?

If you don't know how Nigeria functions just leave it. Nigeria is a country built on bigotry.

PHijo:


With the labour market that is rigged to favour Yorubas, Igbos and Fulanis? Are you for real?

If you don't know how Nigeria functions just leave it. Nigeria is a country built on bigotry.

So the Yorubas, Igbos and Northerners are preventing your people from bursting their arses in school to get the education and managerial skill set? sounds like a whole bunch of excuses and lack of accountability to me?

EzeAro:

So the Yorubas, Igbos and Northerners are preventing your people from bursting their arses in school to get the education and managerial skill set? sounds like a whole bunch of excuses and lack of accountability to me?

My people are educated enough! Even if you want to promote the false notion that the Yoruba and Igbo are better educated, the North too?

Haba!!!

Fear God small.......

Kwenu !!!

Nice one!
Aba, Nnewi and Onitsha axis can give the Asian tigers a run for their money if only they can be provided with an enabling environment.

Nna mehnnnnnnnnn

Igbo amaka!

PHijo:

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I wonder why you forgot to include the Igbo drug mules that were caught in India this week!

If we burst pipelines it is on our land ( Ijawland) and not other people's land. We are trying to correct the anomalies Nigeria created. Unlike you Igbos who are too lousy but can do nothing.

Killing you in the North has become a near annual event. [/s]

Common get out of here, you shameless militant!
Shame no even catch you self, you open your mouth waaa to claim you break pipelines and pollute your environment for a living when your mates in Aba are so productive and utilizing their human resources to grow the economy.

Tueh!

BastardWike:


Common get out of here, you shameless militant!
Shame no even catch you self, you open your mouth waaa to claim you break pipelines and pollute your environment for a living when your mates in Aba are so productive and utilizing their human resources to grow the economy.

Tueh!

It is obvious comprehension is a big problem. I am not surprised you don't know what the two letter word, "if" ,means.

There is nothing worthy of emulation in Aba!

Ekealterego:
Nice!
I hope that people in Aba keep this productive lifestyle. I read a book from Baikie written in 1841, how some Igbo people were able to replicate clothes the European who visited them wore, despite only having very limited exposure to it. They were so so marvelled. I am glad that they are still pushing this culture. I was afraid it was dying.

The good thing about Aba boys is that they do not only understand the craft but also understand the business side of it.

Mind you, Abia state is an oil-producing state, yet the people are looking at their human resource potentials, in the past 3 years, they have consistently been number 1 position in WAEC nationwide.

It is a shame that they have had terrible governors.

We have terrible governors just like other religion.

No matter how terrible our governor is, there is no non-capital city outside the SE and Lagos that is more developed than ABA.

I toured SW last week and I only but shake my head for them. What I saw in Ekiti, Ondo and Osun were pure graphic images.

We drove into Ibadan and I wept for them.

Since that day, I have stopped insulting Aba because it far ahead of them all.

PHijo:


It is obvious comprehension is a big problem. I am not surprised you don't know what the two letter word, "if" ,means.

There is nothing worthy of emulation in Aba!

Like seriously??

Please can you sincerely tell us your state

Aba made is ebeano! Don't be surprised that you fit travel go Europe only for you to buy Aba made come back unknowingly

I bind all d tribal bigots on this thread.

Aba is a city I so much envy. Only those who haven't visited the city do come here to write rubbish about Aba.

If only they've got good roads and constant electricity.... That reminds me, there's a village in Abia (Abala) that have 24/7 electricity. I just wonder where they get theirs from.

Stephenmoka4:
Hi, I haven't been to Aba but, I've heard about the roads and stuff. Is it possible to leave Port Harcourt to Aba north and come back the same day, I don't like night journey. (sorry for the off topic)

It is possible bro. From PH to Aba on a normal shouldn't be more than 45 minutes. But bad road (Port Harcourt-Aba Express Road...a federal road) is our major problem.

IamAtikulate:

We have terrible governors just like other religion.

No matter how terrible our governor is, there is no non-capital city outside the SE and Lagos that is more developed than ABA.

I toured SW last week and I only but shake my head for them. What I saw in Ekiti, Ondo and Osun were pure graphic images.

We drove into Ibadan and I wept for them.

Since that day, I have stopped insulting Aba because it far ahead of them all.

Same Observation about South West. I have travelled from Imeko to Ilaje, Ighoho, Ilajemeje, Akoko, Saki, Ede...I trade and farm all over Southwest . Baba those guys really need to travel and see what is happening else where. Aba is London compared to most South west cities and towns. They better travel oh...their leaders are deceiving them walahi.

kenny714433:


Aba is a city I so much envy. Only those who haven't visited the city do come here to write rubbish about Aba.

If only they've got good roads and constant electricity.... That reminds me, there's a village in Abia (Abala) that have 24/7 electricity. I just wonder where they get theirs from.

Independent power firms and projects are springing up here and there in Aba. Major factories and artisans have been taken care of...Aba is growing silently. We don't make noise, we are rugged just that our governments are messing up. Both State and Federal .

Stephenmoka4:
Hi, I haven't been to Aba but, I've heard about the roads and stuff. Is it possible to leave Port Harcourt to Aba north and come back the same day, I don't like night journey. (sorry for the off topic)

yes very possible

PHijo:


I wonder why you forgot to include the Igbo drug mules that were caught in India this week!

If we burst pipelines it is on our land ( Ijawland) and not other people's land. We are trying to correct the anomalies Nigeria created. Unlike you Igbos who are too lousy but can do nothing.

Killing you in the North has become a near annual event.

Look at this foool. You think the abokis spare you people in South South when they start their madness up North? You are more daft than I had anticipated. When they start their fracas with Igbos in the North, go there and tell them you're from Rivers state and see what they will do to you. Mumu

Nonexistent:
Look at this foool. You think the abokis spare you people in South South when they start their madness up North? You are more daft than I had anticipated. When they start their fracas with Igbos in the North, go there and tell them you're from Rivers state and see what they will do to you. Mumu

In North n West .. They see no difference between Rivers,Delta n Igbo

most even see Akwaibom,Calaber, Bayelsa as Igbo

Stephenmoka4:
Hi, I haven't been to Aba but, I've heard about the roads and stuff. Is it possible to leave Port Harcourt to Aba north and come back the same day, I don't like night journey. (sorry for the off topic)

If road is Clear nah 30mins ooh .. Esp if Obohia Axis will be clear..

but from Osisioma u might say 45mins PH is more closer to Aba than Umuahia the Capital

am talking of Aba Central ooh not outskirts cos PH and Aba Outskirts u go dey boil rice enter PH n still comeback to add water to the rice