YoshihideSuga:


You have to invest in personal research strategies. What this tell me is that you didn't conduct your research within Nigeria or Africa before going to China. Remember you said you didn't know it existed. It's different from if you knew its existence, but found it expensive.

CoronaVirusPro:


Both race never had same playing field!

The Whites were already miles ahead before the first black man started!

He is just another Elon Musk, the lineage laid the foundation and the money was there! Blacks were still been deprived of basics when the whites started building empires.

Ajsmart:
100% TRUTH!!!!! There never was an equal playing field!!

BlackhatMentor:
I swear apart from Mandela and King Shaka

It seems no other negro have sense in that place.


If not for white people there South Africa would be worst than Mali or Chad

Islie:


https://punchng.com/south-african-billionaire-family-buys-nigerias-top-can-maker-firm/?amp

N3TRAL:
The headline should read "White South African", "Boer" or "Dutch".

Black South Africans are too broke to afford a Nigerian company. The only way they hope to takeover Nigerian companies in their country is through violent xenophobia.

Shame on them.

MEEVEET:

They have little or no online presence not my fault

Trimjos:


You just took these words outta my mouth.

I doubt if there's even a black south African that is a millionaire in USD; I really doubt

bukatyne:


And who deprived the blacks mbok?

mu2sa2:
"Choked" ke!

FireUpNow:


You are telling me that average black South African is loving better than average Nigerian?

bigbauer:



power supply is relatively stable there, besides, they use gas powered generators. almost all thw firms there use gas powered generators.

I've been wondering if Gsk sold their property there, that's some prime located real estate.

bigbauer:


there are two can makers in Agbara (Industrial estate). Gzi and Alucan. I don't know their production capacities, but Alucan is (physically) bigger than GZi. Alucan is on the express, while Gzi is in Ikperin (hoping I got the spelling right).

SuccessfulRichi:
He's not black or south African . He knows his origin or ancestry. He's a white man. Nothing like black or white south African. Africa is black continent

YoshihideSuga:


But there are African Americans, black British, black Germans, black Irish etc.

Islie:


https://punchng.com/south-african-billionaire-family-buys-nigerias-top-can-maker-firm/?amp

MEEVEET:

Never knew about this and was about to source cans from China

This is wonderful ... I have to redraw my new production strategies hope it's not more than 30% more expensive than imported ones

Trimjos:


You just took these words outta my mouth.

I doubt if there's even a black south African that is a millionaire in USD; I really doubt

ThierryJay:


GZI is significantly bigger in capacity than the other one you mentioned. GZI produces almost all the cans for the canned drinks produced by NBC Coca Cola, 7up bottling company (Pepsi), Guinness & Nigerian breweries ( malt and canned beers). You are looking at billions of cans every year.

Ayodeji Adelakun the CEO really did well within such a short span. And for him and the board to sell, It would have taken at least 700 million dollars.

adecz:



👉I hope you are aware of the current
price of gas.

Any source of electricity which is not
from the public mains is too expensive
for manufacturing or even domestic use.

👉 Even for your own private use, converting
your petrol or diesel generator to gas is
relatively cheaper, but not cheaper than using
NEPA.

Unless you are an elected political office
holder, nobody can afford to run a generator
for 24 hours continuously, but you don't
ration NEPA supply.

mofedamijo:


Far better, sentiments aside. An average Nigerian battles with more challenges than they do. This includes water, electricity, bad roads, bad schools, lack of basic amenities, lack of opportunities, high food prices, the lists is long.
Give an average hard working black South African a visiting to the U.S, Canada or U.K, he is highly likely to return back to South Africa after a week or two. Give an average Nigerian the same opportunity, and he is not coming back any moment soon.

forgiveness:
GZ in Aba is owned by a Nigeria from SW

RepoMan007:
3 billion cans every year and 1.8 billion of those in Nigeria. That's some eye opening stats.

fuck419:
Our useless politicians with all the monies they steal on daily basis, they can't invest in our country, it's foreign countries that are investing. After now, some idiots would remember later that it's their land.

Invest in your country, no. Na only to build hotels everywhere they're good at. Nonsense.

legitnow1:
NA ONLY CAN MAKER HIM BUY?


ANAMBRA ALREADY HAVE INDIGENOUS CAN MAKERS.

bigbauer:


there are two can makers in Agbara (Industrial estate). Gzi and Alucan. I don't know their production capacities, but Alucan is (physically) bigger than GZi. Alucan is on the express, while Gzi is in Ikperin (hoping I got the spelling right).