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Philistine:You're ignorant with very low IQ. No car manufacturer produces all its components 100%, not even Toyota, not Ford, not BMW! They all produce some where they have comparative advantage and concession others. No, Nigerian company indeed, does Nigeria has another indigenous car manufacturer aside Innoson?! |
Lipscomb:A church rat who can't even afford to buy Camry tiny light thinks he has an opinion on Africa's most successful indigenous car marker. Innoson does not need poverty stricken people who live in plastered mud houses with rusted roofs, when the federal government, most state governments in SE & SS, NNPC, individuals and private organizations, Ecowas countries etc. are already patronizing them. Yorubas are never good in technology or how to be innovative and produce goods and that's why you're envious and bitter. |
IgweOfNnewi:Igbos and Fulanis are doing business for mutual benefit but afonja man is busy hating. SMH. |
[quote author=IgweOfNnewi post=110981661]The same group of monkeys will say buhari hates them[/quote/] Which monkeys are you talking about, you mean the ones that mine skulls in the South West? |
Innoson is an asset to Nigeria. I'm so proud of the brand and it gives me pride each time I see it on our roads ![]() |
I lost interest in the rubbish he was saying when he said Nigeria should acquire nuclear weapons |
Dsalvo:Now, I understand why Nigerians are easily scammed. Check all the quotes you highlighted, is there anywhere they answered the question directly? Guinness has continued to say they're not living Nigeria when the question being asked is about their headquarters. Are you trying to say they don't understand the bone of contention here or they can't explain themselves well? They simply dodge the question by saying they're not leaving Nigeria. Of course, how on earth will anyone imagine they would leave Nigeria with all their assets here and market share? But they can relocate their headquarters to Ghana just like Michelin and others did while still making money in Nigeria. |
SmartPolician:Damn it, you guys are not reading in-between the lines! Of course they didn't deny it and neither did they accept it. Now, let me make it clear to you what they did, by trying to be smart. The question is: Guinness, are you moving your headquarters from Nigeria to Ghana? Now, see their answer: we are not leaving Nigeria, people should disregard those wicked rumors bla bla bla. Can't you guys understand that moving your headquarters away from Nigeria to Ghana is a totally different thing to Guinness leaving Nigeria completely? The fact they dodged the question already shows they intend to move their headquarters to Ghana! Otherwise, they would have categorically answered the question with something like: no, our headquarters will remain in Nigeria. |
adekanmbi1986:You must be very gullible and easy to decieve. The argument is that they've moved their headquarters to Ghana and even in the press release, they never denied it, instead they kept using bogus words to dance around it. FYI, Nigeria is their biggest market in this region and most of their assets are in Nigeria too, and no investor will abandon its biggest market to rivals! However, when you move your headquarters away from your biggest market and asset base to another country, means the bulk of your taxes, logistics, recruitment etc will be conducted there and that's a massive loss to Nigeria. Secondly, it is a vote of no confidence on the economy, and could signal other investors to stay away from Nigeria. That you're not seeing the tragedy in all these shows you're missing the bigger picture. |
Nigeria is fast crumbling and many are not seeing it. All I'm seeing is a country on the verge of total collapse. The next president will probably supervise the final break-up of Nigeria. It's only a matter of time! |
Simeonjoe1:People like you with severe insecurity are a big problem. So you want to turn this into another dick measuring exercise? SMH. |
Two Nigerian languages out of four is quite impressive. However, diaspora Igbos are not so passionate in speaking the language outside our homeland and there really should be a serious advocacy on this. We can't have such a rich culture, tradition and history yet shy away from our heritage. That's why I like Indians, they have a terrible accent yet it doesn't make them to stop identifying with their language. |
Bonavi:That is what I keep saying, but everyone go hear am Las Las. |
ThEGodFaThEr125:Wow, I never knew this giant that acted so well in Game of Thrones is a full-blooded Igbo man! Igbos are certainly among the top 3 greatest African ethnicities. Men, we are doing exploits in virtually every sector of human endeavor! Even our technological advancements as far back as late 1960's during the civil war was unprecedented in Africa. Prior to the colonial rule, we were also advanced in blacksmith and cloth making, two of the most important industries of that era. Yet, instead of haters in this shithole to celebrate us they rather chose to be envious. Furking losers ![]() |
DukeOfNigeria:Kettle calling pot black! Imagine someone accusing Kperogi of not understanding the tenets of journalism yet he wrote a rubbish epistle that is lacking in both substance and principle. I was reading to see this writer counter what Kperogi wrote with superior argument only to see trash. IT'S ABSOLUTELY MORALY WRONG FOR RCCG TO CAMPAIGN FOR OSINBAJO. WHAT HAPPENS TO THEIR MEMBERS THAT ARE STAUNCH MEMBERS OR FOLLOWERS OF OTHER PARTIES/CANDIDATES ![]() |
dignity33:Honestly, what you're asking are thought provoking questions non of these hypocrites would be able to answer. These are the sort of things that make it difficult for Igbos to really accept Nigeria as their own country, no matter how much they may want to. |
After they will claim to be sophisticated accommodators yet they keep attacking Hausas in their land. They should check the body of the Hausa man allegedly killed to confirm if all his organs are still in tact ![]() They should continue sha but one day monkey go go market but e no go return. |
Comradewhy:There is going to be serious crises. A hungry man is an angry man, and most Nigerians are now hungry, hopeless and frustrated. I wonder how the country is going to survive what is coming. |
alsudan:Rubbish talk! In law, you quote a precedence or at least an amended constitution, and not just wake up and pass a ridiculous judgment. Governors have been moving from one party to another since 1999, tell me an instance when any of them was removed because of that? |
Afonjas are so disgusting! I know that all these ritual killings and skull mining going on in that region must have a ready made market for it. So shameful yet they're still mired in extreme poverty to the point they hardly live in decent houses. Tufiakwa!!! |
BlackSaints:Honestly, I always find it ridiculous when I see ijaws trying to compare themselves with Igbos in anything, that's the height of foolishness! Talking about development, be it human resources or infrastructural, is there any basis for comparison? Why are you guys do deluded? Even Ebonyi that was created same period with Bayelsa have gone far ahead of Bayelsa despite tiny Bayelsa receiving far more allocations! The rulers of Bayelsa from the time of the criminal called Alameseya to the current one, all deserve to spent the rest of their days in jail. Here are a list of Igbo cities in no particular order; Enugu, Owerri, Onitsha, Aba, Nnewi, Umahia, Awka, Asaba, Abakiliki etc. Now, can you name at least 2 ijaw cities? In terms of every other aspects of development, Igbos are light years ahead of you ogogoro drinkers. Look all around you and see Igbos doing great things even their in your mangrove swamps. From owning oil companies to malls, car manufacturing to Nollywood, commerce to industry, education to sports, and even in global affairs like leading IMF, ICC, Commonwealth etc. If you aren't so dense in the head, you should have known there is no basis whatsoever to compare ijaws to Igbos! Aside doing despicable things like oil bunkering, gatemen and pipeline security can you tell me any area ijaws can be said to have proven their mettle? The fact which you and your never do wells don't want to accept is that till the end of time, ijaws will never be able to achieve 5% of what Igbos have already achieved! |
It is sad how everyone seem to have gotten used to fulani herdsmen killings in Nigeria. People now see it as a normal way of life! They don't even want to accept that a genocide is going on, an ethnic cleansing! |
chatinent:I even thought it was somebody that matters in the grand scheme of things, someone who is relevant in the global geopolitics speaking somewhere in Washington, London, Beijing or Moscow, only to open the thread to discover it's actually an aboki shreik speaking from a shithole in illorin, Nigeria. Wonders shall never end ![]() |
rtdCivilservant:If you have the resources why not? It's a goldmine! |
sanctity454:A skyscraper is urgently needed in Wetheral road or Bank road. Any investor that will have the courage to do that will make massive ROI because all its floors will be taken! Any of the investors building those 7/8 floor hotels around New Owerri can use same resources to build 15 storey office building. Even some years ago, people used to argue that high-rise buildings with lift can only be viable in Lagos and Abuja but today, most of the new standard hotels in Owerri all have lifts. If I have the money or can personally get investors, I will build such skyscraper around Wetheral but it's just that people are waiting for those that will start it so they can join the bandwagon. |
boyfrank:Is there any serious business in Nigeria today that does not use a standby generating set? Are you aware that when people use a centralized power generating system they end up paying less individually? When you a build skyscraper in a CBD like Wetheral road, you will definitely attract big/successful brands, particular those that use light throughout the working hours. For instance, if a company like MTN or bank branches spend 1 million naira monthly on diesel and EEDC, when they share such resources with others, they will leverage economies of scale and end up spending much less! Another huge advantage is that, such a building will become a melting point of economic activities and any business located there will attract more customers than a similar brand located elsewhere. Someone that wants to go to a bank will rather go to the one located there so they can do other things like going to an eatery, paying their pay TV subscription, or other brands like MTN, GLO etc. without leaving the building. The result? Less stress and less expenses! |
For those that are not seeing the goldmine of building a high-rise/skyscraper in Owerri, this thread is for you! https://www.nairaland.com/7018123/owerri-property-instead-hotel-see |
That is why you see everyone going into real estate of building bungalows and one storey buildings in places that so far from the city center, with very poor access roads. Instead of doing that, why not pull resources together and build blocks of penthouses with minimum of 10 storey each, within the city. Then sale the flats to individuals if you need to recoup your investment fast? This is what is obtainable in other progressive cities and countries, why do Nigerians see it as rocket science? |
Nigerians are often shy to go into uncharted investment areas but once a courageous investor goes into it and makes huge returns, you will see others rushing into it and it becomes saturated. |
If you have the resources or can attract investors, please do not hesitate because this is an investment that will definitely bring huge returns! |


