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Nigeria and crime are best of friend

senseless and lifeless people APC and their disgusting habit God punish that aregbesola

what a fail party

thunder fire poverty

APC now use effcc and police to tackle PDP wtf

this is another way for this old fool to embezzle our resources and ego...chai thunder kill you there

lol ....APC falling like a mango tree ..APC funeral ceremony in a bit

RIP to apc

congratulations bro

kudos

criminal case is no more a news in Nigeria... crime everywhere

I see APC falling in osun state....

na prison dey rush you take heart ..?a fool at 25

na only crime he commit day in day out

God punish him ...he refuse to pay worker salary and he dey campaign thunder wey go strike him still dey do press up for heaven...deceiver

pretty cool

asana don get confirm husband pretty you bitch

lol sai PMB

tangible information thanks bro

see nature

animal sense less man

that is how they sell their pikin in the name of marriage

see as she clean raw diamond

bam bam suppose to fly enter that place instead of trekking down there

as you can see we are in Nigeria not USA nor Canada... bribe is allow he don double plus..lol

despite how unilorin dey disappoint jambite and other aspirants dey still dey rush them

this long epistle tire me

waiting this mumu boy get to satisfy that runs bae ;Dwaiting this mumu boy get to satisfy that runs bae

great job

wicked world wtf

issa okay

autojosh:
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The Federal Government of Nigeria has signed an MOU with Europe's largest automotive manufacturer, Volkswagen, to produce a number of its vehicles in the country.

This was part of the events during the visit by the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, to Nigeria on the 31st of August, 2018.

The Honourable Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Okey Okechukwu Enelamah, signed on behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria, and Thomas Schaefer, CEO and Chairman of Volkswagen's Africa operations signed on behalf of Volkswagen.

Thomas Schaefer and Volkswagen have been working with the DG of the National Automotive Design and Development Council, Jelani Aliyu, and the agency towards the company's entry into Nigeria and the setting up of local production.

Early July this year, the National Automotive Design and Development Council and the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment had hosted Volkswagen and other global OEMs in Abuja.

Aliyu mentioned, "This MOU with Volkswagen is a progressive development as a result of that earlier engagement, and we are particularly excited because the company is very committed to new applicable technology and the local production of modern, safe and energy efficient vehicles which would be optimized for our environment."

"With Volkswagen, we have a strong stakeholder who understands the huge potential in the Nigerian market, and we are a perfect match to the company's efforts towards innovative mobility services which would both compliment and boost our economic structure."

Volkswagen has recently started vehicle production in the East African country of Rwanda this year.

Nigeria provides an even larger market, both within the country and as a gateway to the West African region.

https://autojosh.com/nigeria-signs-mou-with-volkswagen

nice one FGN