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Aba has conservatively about 100000 shoe makers, if each of these were to make a very high quality shoe a day at cost of N4000 besides other products they make that would amount to about N400m revenue daily. Further more if the federal government even though having no investment or encouragement for these shoe makers take a VAT of 5% and if the state government take a personal income tax of 10% that brings the cost to about N4200 and N4600 respectively. If you add the retailer and transportation cost of N400 every thing adds up to about N5000 which most people can afford for shoes and which is cheaper for imported shoes of same quality. N500M GDP a day multiplied by 25 business days a month is approximately N 12.5B a month. For 12 months that would yield more than N150B every year. The federal government will take their VAT of about N750m for not doing anything. While the state government take about N1.5B for promoting and creating the enabling environment and the hard working shoe makers have a profit of about N1.5b for 100000 shoe makers averaging 150000 for one shoe maker This is exclusive of the sale of other leather works and ladies shoes that aba is known world wide for. This amount being very conservative because some shoes will sell above that amount depending on finishing and packaging. Aba is simply operating below its capacity and potential or possibility of a leakage somehow. |
shamack:Could you elaborate on this please as most people don't know what you are saying. Have you bought aba made before and where did you buy. What type of product did you buy and for how much and from who? |
One week one lie |
coolzeal:Aba should do what China did, clone the best names and offer the same quality at a cheaper price |
My suggestion is to take these shoe samples to the developed countries like Britain, United States, Canada, Germany etc, they will carry out a quality of products test on these shoes and once these shoes pass the test an export corridor like the AGOA would be opened between Aba and the United States, Britain, Canada and Germany. Aba would now compete with China for American shoes market. Quality assurance should be taken very seriously, Training and capacity building for the skilled workers, provision of capital at very little interest rates for purchase of equipment and machines. The construction of industrial clusters where these things can be made and packaged very well for export. The access to the sea via aba sea port or akwa ibom sea port for easy export of products and import of raw materials. If Aba gets 10% of the shoe industry of the developed world that would be making more than 100 million shoes coupled with the ones they make for local consumption it would become a real shoe cluster. Shoes will become to aba what watches became to Switzerland God bless ikpeazu |
jane0000:Crying for who, for someone struggling with hypocrisy and igbo phobia. Today you cry that igbos are flooding your region tomorrow you are the most vocal against biafra. Your hypocrisy will certainly find and finish you. |
Even if Nnamdi kanu called niger deltans cowards and so what? What of the people who called niger deltans drunk fishermen odechukwu, dullard, and called their women shepopotamus, umbrella and other derogatory names. Niger deltans should wake up and do the needful, your oil has been taken over by thieves, the same thieves pushed your son out of office to install a demented, illiterate soldier as their leader instead of a PhD holder. The same people are on the verge of sending your daughter deziani to jail, your son Goodluck Jonathan to prison and your defenders tompolo and Asari to the dungeon. I repeat niger deltans should get up from their slumber and be wise. |
winniz:This is coming from the worst hypocritical chameleon, tomorrow the same person will be the first to tell igbos to leave Lagos and go back to their villages |
EdCure:Could you elaborate on this, as per my understanding technically defeated simply means defeated in principle but what is on ground is exactly the opposite as boko haram has been able to stage multiple attacks in different parts of the North East with very high casualties. |
Please politely discuss this as news emanating from the north east shows mounting casualties |
hummerwise:I will not dignify you with a reply. |
cheruv:What of the Igbo areas in benue, cross rivers and parts of opobo, Bonny are they no longer genuinely part of igbo land |
Afam4eva:If you checked very well, I didn't quote you, I am only made an independent comment. Do I need to be educated by you to make an independent contribution in a thread? |
I don't really think igbos need biafra while not sounding sarcastic I also don't think igbos need Nigeria, it is rather Nigeria that needs the igbos by all means. |
This will really keep the military very busy and away from shooting unarmed protesters for a very long time |
obailala:The victim mentality is real, ask the alaba and ladipo traders. |
Agubushmenyo:If Jonathan was a Pharoah he would not have handed over power to buhari. If buhari is not a Pharoah he would not have the military shoot at unarmed protesters and hold any body in custody outside the rules of the country's laws. |
Gohee:This is really laughable and a joke on education. Please which schools did you go to. |
wadetaw202:Are you saying that someone who thinks that the whole Nigeria will vote in a referendum for biafra cannot be classified as an illiterate. And an illiterate is someone who doesn't know how to read and write. It implies the person who doesn't know how to read, this fellow don't know how to read about referendum and write things about referendum. As far as topics concerning referendums are discussed he is an ignorant |
Agubushmenyo:Between Jonathan and buhari who looks, acts and thinks more like a Pharoah |
After traveling by ship for the past 14 days what he should have done was to be absent for the first meeting to rest properly and be ready for other meetings. |
Should this be what Nigerian military should be doing at this point in time for lack of work or fear of Ipob, elsewhere boko haram is rearing their ugly heads |
Group raises alarm over blockade of Onitsha Bridge Head by soldiers The International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law (Intersociety) has raised alarm over the seeming blockade caused by soldiers at the Onitsha Bridge Head leading to suffocation and serious traffic jam with untold hardship on the travelers. In a press statement titled “Second civil war at Onitsha Niger Bridge head: Hausa Fulani soldiers on rampage against Igbo and South –South Christmas returnees” released in Onitsha yesterday, signed by Chairman, Board of Trustees of Intersociety, Emeka Umeagbalasi, the group accused soldiers from 302 Artillery Regiment Onitsha of using the Pro-Biafran peaceful protests as cover to deal with Igbo travelers. The statement noted that millions of home bound people of the south east and south have been trapped at the bridge head while new born children, nursing mothers and elderly people are blocked and made to suffer and suffocate few miles to their ancestral homes. “Since Wednesday, 23rd December 2015, soldiers from the 302 Artillery Regiment , Onitsha had blocked the Onitsha Niger Bridge Head and deliberately subjected Christmas returnees to excruciation pains and hardships under the guise of checking and spotting members of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and MASSOB to the extent that livestock and perishable food items worth millions of naira were lost. In another field trip of 27th December 2015 at the same spot, the Onitsha end of the Bridge head was deliberately and completely blocked by the same soldiers.” The group in the statement also slammed Governor Willie Obiano for his seeming silence and inaction over the situation and noted that no “No sensible, capable and competent governor folds his hands and watches his people returning for seasonally important feast like Christmas being made to sleep by the bush sides or inside their vehicles for many hours, if not for whole day. This is the greatest threat against their rights to ethnic identity, existence, and social development and cohabitation, enshrined and recognized in the 1999 Constitution and the African Charter on Human and People’s Rights of 1981 domesticated by Nigeria in 1983” the statement noted. They called for the immediate decongestion of the bridge to allow for free flow of traffic for the smooth passage of innocent travelers. Efforts made to contact the Commander, 302 Artillery Regiment, Col. Issah Abdullahi for comments proved abortive as calls made to his cell phone were not answered. |
This is what you get when you give a nonentity office. |
This is really very good if only it can be implemented whole heartedly and not partially |
alcmene:may be the gang up s because Akanu sounds like Kanu , could be i right on this |
Kyase:The rule 8 talked about promotion of biafra and not posting a joke about Nnamdi Kanu |
South East stakeholders at the airport have consequently appealed to South East Governors Forum to equip the airport with vehicles that will convey passenger from the landing ground to the arrival hall, as well as other facilities, as the present condition of the airport was an embarrassment to the entire South East and Nigeria at large.what on earth stops the east from taking over this Airport and turning it into an Aviation Hub a Boing 747 can be leased from a leasing company or out rightly bought for between $24 M to $400 M and weekly trips to London, Dubai , China, South Africa can be done , while Local Trips to other airports in Nigeria will also be done. Most igbos all over the world will prefer flying the eastern airline than any other airline, The igbos built imo airport single handedly and shoudl take it back from the Federal Government which they handed over the Airport in the 80s during the military rule. Igbo Nation with more than 45 million wel travelled population can run a very good airline and use Enugu and Owerri as ist hub just like emirates has Dubai airport as its hub and Etihad has Doha Airports as its hub |
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