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Ohaneze1:All areas of investments? I'd say its limited to one state, Lagos. An investor should look for states with comparative advantages in the sector he/she wants to go to. This was why I had to divide the response to sectors. |
Dawgpound:Guy, the highlighted will not change anytime soon because every country needs a commercial capital. In the UK; we have London, do you see the Birmingham citizens complaining? In the USA, we have New york. In Korea, we have Singapore. Commercial centers don't diversify. The finance economy of Nigeria will remain in Lagos for a LONG LONG TIME so we have to get used to it. The technological hub of Nigeria will remain in Abia/Anambra axis, we have to get used to it. The administrative center will remain in ABUJA we have to get used to it. The Oil and gas center will remain in Rivers, we have to get used to it. These capitals will not change over time because they are using their comparative advantage. Lagos -port, Abuja -(no man's land), Abia/Anambra (innovative population), Rivers (lots of Crude oil). As you can see, they are already at the advantage. Trying to change that will hurt the business man/men or you, not these centers. @the second highlighted Well, that's a personal choice. . . .and if you think you'll remain a stranger, then, you are probably a stranger. If you can acclimatise like Ben and peeps like Paddy lo and Afam, then you are the son of the soil. Its a thing of the mind. |
Dawgpound:Certainly. The reason I asked is because if you were well versed in Nigeria, you'll not type what you typed. No hate intended. |
alj harem:You didn't need to go tribal! However, the highlighted is very correct. Most of these people judging have never been to Nigeria. |
oduasolja:You are very stupi.d, and that should be a compliment. What makes you think I've not been there? The area is very cool! The nightlife is funny, believe me! Don't judge places based on the propaganda you see. There is nothing the government can do about places like this. |
oduasolja:Makoko is a decent place. The nightlife is funny! I am sure you have never been there. Ignorance! Forget what you see and hear. Go there yourself. |
ak47mann:Thank you! Btw, Warri port is okay. Onicha port is almost done. |
Dawgpound:I am sure you did not read my previous comments because if you did, you wouldn't have typed this. Let me break it down to you. THE COMPANY SHOULD NOT MOVE TO LAGOS OR KAFANCHAN! IT SHOULD REMAIN IN ENUGU AND NNEWI! However, it should move her good to Lagos for a greater reach. No serious business man uses tribalism in business. Take a look at Dangote (the richest man in Africa), his HQ is in Lagos. Where did Globacom and Eleganza start?? Lagos! No serious business man in any country, will avoid the commercial capital of his country. Economics 101, law of supply and demand; Lagos has 18million people and is the most culturally diverse state. After Lagos, he can move to Delta, Rivers and so forth. I obviously want him to move to warri for the sake of objectivity, he should move his goods to Lagos; that is, if he is a serious business man. Btw, please don't deem this offensive but have you been to Nigeria? Where did you stay in Nigeria? |
ak47mann:Akmann, hope you can remember this thread? https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-802119.0.html |
afam4eva:Doesn't Cosharis have a branch already in Lagos (VI area)? I know he also has a few in the East based on the adverts on TV in Nigeria back then. But I always thought his HQ was in Lagos because of the ports . . . |
After Lagos, then, he can expand. Its gonna be difficult (though, not impossible) to expand with targeting Lagos first. |
afam4eva: ![]() Ah! I hear you. Anyway major manufacturer that does not target the Lagos market is joking. Which state is as ethnically diverse and populous as Lagos? Which state will earn him and his goods a reputation, nationwide? |
afam4eva:Afam, the outlets need to be in Lagos. You know this. The factory and HQ needs to remain the Nnewi and Enugu, no worries. But outlets? No. It needs a large and diverse market and Lagos will provide that. We need a situation where an Ibadan guy can go back to Oyo and boast to his friends about his new ride, innoson car. Nnewi and Enugu cannot provide such an environment for Nationwide patronage. I remember that Globacom too started in Lagos before moving out. All in all, Innoson needs a way to get his goods to Lagos. I repeat, the factory and HQ should remain in the "East". |
Dede1:I totally agree with you. I simply suggested the transportation of the cars to Lagos for exposure and awareness. |
afam4eva:Afam, follow my line of thought. I suggested that Innoson moves her cars to Lagos because its a larger market compared to Nnewi. Lagos will help her gain the necessary exposure the company needs. The Head-quarters should remain in Enugu or Anambra or the "East". Cosharis did the same (although its not a manufacturing company) No, everything must not be in Lagos. |
lagcity: I HAVE NEVER LAUGHED SO HARD!!! |
afam4eva:Well, I can't say much since I have not been to that many capitals. |
Investment in what terms?? Real estate? It all depends on the type of investments. For ALL investments, I have to admit the Lagos is the place. Real estate: Ogun (due to her proximity to Lagos), Abuja and Oyo (especially Shangisha), Anambra (Onisha) Oil and gas: Delta and Rivers. Bayelsa does not produce that much oil although, its where oil was initially discovered. Finance and stock market: I'd say Lagos because most HQs are situated there so it's easier to get informed in Lagos compared to other states. Technology and manufacturing companies : Apart from Lagos, I'd say Abia, Enugu and Anambra. Aviation: Lagos and Abuja I can go on and on. . . But first, you need to know the sector you want to go into. |
afam4eva:The same Ibadan?! Filthy, yes. The worst capital, certainly not. http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=595245&page=3 |
ak47mann:Thanks for the correction. Wasn't too sure but I have heard he has a connection to PH (family-wise, business-wise), do you know? |
alj harem:Most of them have not been to these cities, yet, they talk as if they have been there. |
Relax101:You are joking, right?? |
manny4life: Aigbofa:LOL! ![]() We Nigerians need to start telling ourselves the truth. I agree that it is a very good innovation and the guy tried. Heck, I can't built it. But guys, what is/was its usefulness? Is that what we call an armored tank?? An AK47 will rip that thing to shreds in quick time. Rubber tyres? Who uses that in a war?? A little spike on the ground and the thing is useless. Why do we like relying on past glories ![]() |
Dede1:Dede1, before we deviate; we cannot call this tribalism, can we? GEAJ has a bit of Igbo in him, we all know this. Even Ibeto (a PH guy, I think) might be part Ijaw, hence, GEJ's ethnic group. Why can't he bring him up? Innoson is in Enugu, will it not be better for him to move some his goods to a larger market. Remember Cosharis motors? His main branch is in Lagos, (a larger market of over 18 million people) and notice that his business is successful. I sincerely don't think that there is tribalism in this case. Right now, he needs people to start buying his goods. Enugu is not the ideal place (no offense). Enugu can be the HQ and all but for his goods to sell, he needs a market like Lagos. |
manny4life: ![]() That vehicle is useless as far as I am concerned. Great innovation though but no usefulness. I dare anyone to challenge that. |
Bush people, how can one say Ibadan and Akure are bad?? Even Abeokuta ![]() Tell all these fake stories to the Diasporans. |
ikeyman00:This is boring! Guy, did the Palestinians not build weapons to fight Israel? Do those weapons look like child's play? Any group of people will build those weapons, if not better, if placed in that situation. The idea of trying to mystify Biafrans will not work. We are not illiterates. |
Dede1:Dede1, this has nothing to do with ethnicity;after all, GEAJ has Igbo blood in him. GEJ might has well lead the way and make the decreee for us to buy Innoson cars. Even if we have a pure Igbo president today, the status quo will not change. He should move to a larger market and keep the HQ in Enugu, this will help him gain the necessary exposure in the Nigerian economy. He can also sign MOUs with Lagos, Rivers . . .etc; You know, to help him gain some ground and awareness among the consumers. |
kasiem:I am an all-out supporter of local industries, whether Igbo owned, Yoruba own or Kalabari owned. After all, they are employers of labour, thus, increasing OUR overall quality of life. With that said, I think you haven't seen these local refineries. No, it cannot be transformed. I'll try to describe it: It is an horizontal metallic barrel with a hole at the top. An aluminum or metallic roof is used to over the barrel. Its heated up and the petroleum spirit evaporates, condenses on the roofs and drip down to containers, to be transported and sold. The rest of the materials in the crude oil (Lubricating oil, Diesel, Kerosine etc) are thrown into the nearest water body causing environmental degradation. Dangote and Adenuga used bureaucracy with OBJ and IBB respectively. About Innoson (with "connections" , it needs the local patronage and the need to move to a bigger market. For example, it can manufacture cars in Enugu but transport the cars to a place like Lagos to be sold. With the HQ in Enugu and the market in Lagos, I think its a win-win for him. Lagos will help him gain the exposure needed for his company to be heavily patronized. |
Most of these FAKE NIGERIANS love mouthing off. How can you invite USA to come to Nigeria and yet, these fake Nigerians seem happy. And those shouting Oil, up and down; do you guys reealise that the Oil will not be "Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa Oil"? Neither will it be for the SS/Niger-Delta region but for the USA. Think guys, this is not time for internal division. After they kill "Almajiries", they(USA) will protect their interest, not the ND's interest. |
…Hearing begins Dec 9 By Ikechukwu Nnochiri ABUJA – Popular Nollywood actor, Jim Iyke, was on Friday, docked before a Chief Magistrate Court in Abuja following allegation that he duped a company to the tune of N15 million. He was charged with criminal breach of trust, criminal force, assault, cheating and criminal misappropriation contrary to sections 312,265,322 397 and 309 of the Penal Code. Meanwhile, the actor who mounted the dock yesterday, pleaded not guilty to a one count criminal charge that was preferred against him by the Nigeria Police Force. Specifically, Police alleged that he used fraudulent tactics and acquired 15 per cent equity shares of a music company, Untamed Records Ltd. Nollywood star, Jim Iyke docked The prosecuting counsel, Mr Chijoke Okezie, told the court that investigation into the case revealed that the accused, a resident of Sunnyville Estate, Abuja, hoodwinked one Habiba Abubakar into granting him access to share documents of the recording company. He said police was invited into the case after Abubakar who is the manager of the company, discovered that 15 per cent of its equity shares was transferred to Jim Iyke. Consequently, Abubakar wrote a petition to the Inspector General of Police (IG) on August 8, urging him to investigate the fraud. Okezie said the accused admitted that the complainant paid the money into his Oceanic Bank account No. 00500173691, deviating from his initial plan of investment and converted the money to his personal use. He added that when the complainant confronted the accused, he allegedly turned violent, threatening to kill her. Nevertheless, immediately the actor entered his plea yesterday, his counsel, Esther Uzoma, relied on the provision of section 341(2) of the Criminal Procedural Code, and sought his release on bail. His lawyer pleaded the court to grant him bail on self-recognition, vouching that he will be available to conclude his trial. Though the prosecuting counsel objected to the request, however, Chief Magistrate Okeagu Azubike, acceded to the oral application, and granted him bail in the sum of N500, 000 with two sureties in like sum. The Magistrate stressed that the sureties must be responsible Nigerians who must be resident within the jurisdiction of the court. He further adjourned the matter till December 9 to enable the police to complete their investigations. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/11/n15m-share-scam-nollywood-star-jim-iyke-docked/ |
asha 80:You misunderstood me. I am for the support of "Aba mades" ("China mades" are of no better quality) and Innoson cars. What I meant by my statement was to follow the Eleganza model since the FG is not forth coming. He initially started in Lagos(He's local area) before he could be accepted. |
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, it needs the local patronage and the need to move to a bigger market. For example, it can manufacture cars in Enugu but transport the cars to a place like Lagos to be sold. With the HQ in Enugu and the market in Lagos, I think its a win-win for him. Lagos will help him gain the exposure needed for his company to be heavily patronized.