EXCITEMENT AS FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC NEKEDE LAUNCHES TISSUE PAPER FACTORY.

History has again been made in Federal Polytechnic Nekede as the institution Wednesday launched a tissue paper factory.

Unveiling the first products of the factory at the main auditorium of the polytechnic, the Rector, Engr. Dr. Michael Arimanwa FNSE, JP, expressed joy at the actualization of the project which has become a milestone in his administration. He also announced that the product, PolyNek Tissue, was made of high quality materials hence could withstand the pressure of competition.

In his words, “We are glad to produce and launch a topnotch tissue paper. This product can compete in quality and price with others in the market. With the establishment of a tissue factory, this institution would no longer procure tissue papers from outside. We will ensure the product is distributed across hotels. We will also create outlets in supermarkets and super stores.”

The Rector also announced that students of the institution would no longer go outside to purchase tissue papers as the Division of Student Affairs “would be pivotal in distributing the products among students.” In addition, the polytechnic chief disclosed that his institution would further delve into the production of serviette papers to meet the demands of the market.

The tissue paper, according to the Rector were in various sizes of small, medium and jumbo, expressing optimism that the institution would continue to justify its status as a foremost technology-based institution in Nigeria.
Lecturers and students of the polytechnic who were seated in large numbers at the auditorium could not hide their excitement as they cheered the Rector with intermittent ovations.

In the spirit of market awareness and product campaign, the Rector directed that the new product, PolyNek Tissue, be shared to staff and students at the venue for free. Thus, two people were given a pack of the product containing a dozen to share. The Rector’s act of benevolence literally electrified the auditorium as staff and students hailed him for the move.

The institution’s foray into the production of tissue paper can best be described as a courageous and innovative move, coming at a seemingly difficult economic time. It is also a product of committed leadership for which the Arimanwa administration is known.

Besides the tissue paper factory, the polytechnic also has a functional table water factory that produces the PolyNek Water, rated among the best in Owerri. It equally has a nail factory that can meet the industrial needs of developers.

Elsewhere, the Rector, noted for his pragmatic approach to leadership, had disclosed that he had other initiatives that would greatly open up the polytechnic for business.

Meanwhile, the Federal Polytechnic Nekede is set to make history again as it opens its world-class fishery for business. The fishery has capacity to produce tilapia fish in commercial quantity.

This gesture is a product of a productive exchange programme between the polytechnic and the Lofty Farms of Lome, Togo, noted for the production of the largest tons of tilapia fish in West Africa. Similarly, the Federal Polytechnic Nekede would be a major player in tilapia fish value chain in Southeast Nigeria.

FEDPONEK GAZETTE SEPTEMBER 28, 2022.

Nonsense

atleast,better than non

How can an institute stoop this low

Tissue paper?!

Hisbah21:
atleast,better than non

What kind of hisbahpolice trash do you mean saying is better? Nigeria is 62 years mumu

incandescentena:
How can an institute stoop this low


Tissue paper?!

No, Paper tissue.



This is entrepreneurship at work

ItsGoodToBeGood:


No, Paper tissue.



This is entrepreneurship at work

The North can never be backward entrepreneurship thinking like this.

Keep bragging!


*spit

And they had to make a show of it?

incandescentena:
The North can never be backward entrepreneurship thinking like this.

Keep bragging!


*spit

Oooooh, anugom o

There is nothing to celebrate here

Justiceori2019:
EXCITEMENT AS FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC NEKEDE LAUNCHES TISSUE PAPER FACTORY.

History has again been made in Federal Polytechnic Nekede as the institution Wednesday launched a tissue paper factory.

Unveiling the first products of the factory at the main auditorium of the polytechnic, the Rector, Engr. Dr. Michael Arimanwa FNSE, JP, expressed joy at the actualization of the project which has become a milestone in his administration. He also announced that the product, PolyNek Tissue, was made of high quality materials hence could withstand the pressure of competition.

In his words, “We are glad to produce and launch a topnotch tissue paper. This product can compete in quality and price with others in the market. With the establishment of a tissue factory, this institution would no longer procure tissue papers from outside. We will ensure the product is distributed across hotels. We will also create outlets in supermarkets and super stores.”

The Rector also announced that students of the institution would no longer go outside to purchase tissue papers as the Division of Student Affairs “would be pivotal in distributing the products among students.” In addition, the polytechnic chief disclosed that his institution would further delve into the production of serviette papers to meet the demands of the market.

The tissue paper, according to the Rector were in various sizes of small, medium and jumbo, expressing optimism that the institution would continue to justify its status as a foremost technology-based institution in Nigeria.
Lecturers and students of the polytechnic who were seated in large numbers at the auditorium could not hide their excitement as they cheered the Rector with intermittent ovations.

In the spirit of market awareness and product campaign, the Rector directed that the new product, PolyNek Tissue, be shared to staff and students at the venue for free. Thus, two people were given a pack of the product containing a dozen to share. The Rector’s act of benevolence literally electrified the auditorium as staff and students hailed him for the move.

The institution’s foray into the production of tissue paper can best be described as a courageous and innovative move, coming at a seemingly difficult economic time. It is also a product of committed leadership for which the Arimanwa administration is known.

Besides the tissue paper factory, the polytechnic also has a functional table water factory that produces the PolyNek Water, rated among the best in Owerri. It equally has a nail factory that can meet the industrial needs of developers.

Elsewhere, the Rector, noted for his pragmatic approach to leadership, had disclosed that he had other initiatives that would greatly open up the polytechnic for business.

Meanwhile, the Federal Polytechnic Nekede is set to make history again as it opens its world-class fishery for business. The fishery has capacity to produce tilapia fish in commercial quantity.

This gesture is a product of a productive exchange programme between the polytechnic and the Lofty Farms of Lome, Togo, noted for the production of the largest tons of tilapia fish in West Africa. Similarly, the Federal Polytechnic Nekede would be a major player in tilapia fish value chain in Southeast Nigeria.

FEDPONEK GAZETTE SEPTEMBER 28, 2022.

My Amal-mata

Highly commendable, if all public tertiary institutions toe this path, we won't be having unnecessary issues with the government as regards to intervention funding when we already have means of generating them within our community and beyond...

Those people condemning the innovation are bunch of psychological lazy youth many business owners in Nigeria are importing tissue paper and saviette still make gains and generate employment opportunities to willing people through tissue paper no institutions and hospility industry that doesn't need it for their business those who are against it should come up with their innovation if they have any.

Cooooool

Nice one

God bless Naija

Nekede Poly destined to become MIT of Africa. How about the Solar Vehicle.? Who is developing the car.? Don't let it die for goodness sake!

incandescentena:


What kind of hisbahpolice trash do you mean saying is better? Nigeria is 62 years mumu

take ur pills pls

To people saying nonsense I disagree with the assumption that is a nonsense.

But consider the following.
This will create jobs for those around the school environment.

The institute will be have more money to venture or Capital projects the school needs