No wonder Igbo tribe was rated as the wisest and most industrious tribe in Africa, you can google the wisest tribe in Africa or most intelligent tribe in Africa and see umu Chineke

I love this

Brexxit:
They don't manufacture it,they just import the parts and assemble.

You are so ignorant.

Those products were produced from recycled metal. There are very extraordinary people in Nigeria not just Nnewi. There was this young man from plateau state, very talented and technically gifted who produces all sorts of machinery.

My late uncle, an Eze Uzu, a great black smith could make a rifle from the scratch….from abandoned pieces of metal. A very brilliant mind….the environment he grew up in suppressed his talent.

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They are industrious, lets appreciate them, i like Igbo ingenuity. Igbo do wonderful things, and if Nigeria is not holding them back they can do much more.

They inspire me. Instead of trying to bring others down, why not learn from them and even encourage them to do the best.



Thank you for your ingenuity.

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No more am financial free one million times to see these information and product as a production engineer

Shalommy:
Every products in Nigeria must have an Aba made. Chaii.. Ndi biafra try for that.

Onitsha is not Aba. Onitsha is in Anambra state while Aba is in Abia state. The distance is to wide apart. It take close to 8 to 10 hours by road to move from one to the other.

Ritchiee:


lol
Where is the manufacturing in these pics that you posted now
Some people wearing working clothes...maybe mechanics,welders etc.
Then you posted some parts and some maybe drilling machines or so...

Please sir,where is the auto parts manufacturing equipments.
Above all,we have no metals,steel in Nigeria to produce most auto parts.

The documentary was done by BBC. For more enquiries contact BBC or visit Nnewi by yourself.

You don't know that metals can be recycled? Eh?

EkelediliBuhari:
shocking

we should support ourselves more.

CHina started with knock offs... i remember the china phones in 2008 and 2009.... 14 years down the line, every country is going to them to produce.

With the growth of technology and availability of patents, if we drive our manufacturing, we can cover this in less than 6 years.

greed is our problem... Why will I buy a Nigeria made in the same amount id get same America product.... If you want us to buy made in Nigeria... Let them bring down their prices just as China did back then

Moh247:




Metal works and foundry is in almost every part of Nigeria

We have been making bolts, nuts, washer , battery clips, wire, and other simple parts for decades

The question is can we make an engine block, crank shaft, piston, spark plugs and assemble it to work perfectly fine




.

u want make ppl dey die anyhow lyk chicken 4 road

Brexxit:
They don't manufacture it,they just import the parts and assemble.

They manufacture these ones you're seeing. Jealousy will kill you one day.

Brexxit:
They don't manufacture it,they just import the parts and assemble.

Illiterate, just see how you dey embarrass yourself before the public

Ritchiee:


More bitter mind,stop being sentimental.
I said there is nothing like manufacturing and the video has vindicated my assertion.
She is great.She is a fabricator.She fabricates and not manufacture.
Listen to her...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfUetFpdIy4

Someone fabricates a throttle and another manufactures a throttle, are both not producing?

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jmoore:

The documentary was done by BBC. For more enquiries contact BBC or visit Nnewi by yourself.

You don't know that metals can be recycled? Eh?

I said she is not manufacturing auto parts but she is a fabricator.
Emco Foundry is her entity.There are others fabricating things all over Nigeria just like her.They do not manufacture.They fabricate.

Kingozymandias:
You gotta give it to the igbo tribe... We have that Chinese productive and commercial spirit.

Nice one

I also see women driving Keke Napep in Lagos. So, what's the big deal if Igbo women are manufacturing Auto parts in Anambra State.

They are been assembled not manufactured. Nigeria has no foundry technology and other related ones so we can't manufacture 98% of vehicle parts. But is still commendable

jmoore:

Someone fabricates a throttle and another manufactures a throttle, are both not producing?

lol....Fabricating is different from manufacturing sir.
Google Niji group.It is a Nigerian owned coy.They do a lot of machinery fabrication but they do not manufacture.
Ukamaka should just up her game and stop looking like a roadside fabricator.

Good.

Now let them scale up.

I trust that they will.

Kudos to them

Fake parts that break off when you least expect and get you killed

This job aint easy. Same sh**t i was doing at Perth! The foundry was fucking hot. We were manuufacturing, hardening and tempering auto parts at high temperatures for Tesla and GMC motors. Grinding parts to perfection and using laser beam to check for defections. Ensuring male and female parts fit properly with the correct clearance

Sometimes we stand working for close to 4hrs, only for one QAQC supervisor to show up and condemn like 20% of the job as trash then we recycle them. The cooling system and sanding is another problem. The robot arm on the production line and the conveyor always have sensor problem. Our pillar drills and CNC lathe machines always have adjustment issues, because the mumu Indian guy no even sabi how to set ordinary 3-jaw chuck

Abegi Bleep mech job suffer too much despite the money. But 9ja need am o �

Kudos to them. Not an easy job.

anambra is working

Mickeybook:
greed is our problem... Why will I buy a Nigeria made in the same amount id get same America product.... If you want us to buy made in Nigeria... Let them bring down their prices just as China did back then

the cost of producing an item in nigeria is way higher than producing same item in CHina,

factors like, electricity, Insecurity, bad roads, poor economic planning etc.

due to these most of these companies struggle to make profit

its cheaper to import and sell than to manufacture in Nigeria and sell that is why the prices are the same. Surprisingly, you make more money when you import and sell than buying in Nigeria.

so its not greed per say, its struggling to stay afloat.

Grow up

Kingozymandias:
You gotta give it to the igbo tribe... We have that Chinese productive and commercial spirit.

Nice one

And that Lunatic Joe Igbokwe who hailed from the renowned industrial city of Nnewi said if not for Lagos he would have become a native doctor chasing Lizards in Aba…and I just wonder what would make someones father talk about his tribe in such manner if actually all is right with his sense of reasoning.

Yoruba elders who he is trying to please and Hausa elders can not make ill statement of such manner about their tribes and the fool think this people are not taking not of his speeches against his tribesmen until they finished using him and dump him someday.

No doubt Igbos are Industrious…Igbos at this time are not suppose to even be in competition with other tribes based on what befall them through the civil war yet today when you look through the Igbo states in the east it seems like nothing ever happened they tend to compete head to head on individual wealth and other things.

They are Nigerian women