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Mikespecialone:
Nigerian made ba ?

five years will pass you will no see it been driving by another person

Good news
Looks ugly tho

I like this guy's vision. I hope to invest in the automobile industry some day and what better person to do it with if not him.

BRILLIANT.... GOD GUIDE AND INCREASE THIS YOUNG MAN IN KNOWLEDGE AND WISDOM....

Impressive. I think he should concentrate more on manufacturing agricultural machineries. It will be more valuable than luxury cars in the long run.

naptu2:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9S7Zt8gtJic?si=dV78T96Dyz0mZngc



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZh0kUtoR10?si=1W24g2Tsy4Crp1tV

This second video ABOVE is WITHOUT a shadow of doubt a fantastic review. The positives and negatives of the 2019 Bennie Purrie model where CLEARLY stated. This is one of the constructive criticisms that must have led to the newest 2024 Bennie Sternum model which has a more aquiline body and looks sleeker in the first video ABOVE and the three videos right BELOW.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJQ85Ry6qjI?si=L8oMW4aMRyXgUb8z


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfG-PLABCA4


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyTKmqUEkts
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Thumbs up my brother.....

naptu2:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz5v-8hw_oU

Jerry Mallo was born in 1994 to Nigerian parents in Plateau State, Nigeria. He is the CEO of Bennie Technologies, Ltd. He built the country’s first locally manufactured carbon fibre sports car, the Bennie Purrie. According to Jerry Mallo, he was inspired to create the Bennie Purrie because Nigeria and Africa as a whole have a large market for luxury vehicles.

He is a fabrication engineer who became famous for building electricity generators, agricultural equipment and prototype cars. This attracted the attention of Professor Suleiman Elias Bogoro, who sponsored his education at the University of Hertfordshire. Although he did not graduate from the university, he had offers to work in the UK automobile industry, but chose to return to Nigeria to produce farm equipment because his parents were farmers and he wanted to change the way that people worked on the farm in Nigeria.

In a way he reminds me of Ferruccio Lamborghini. Lamborghini started out making tractors for agriculture. He became so rich that he could afford to buy expensive sportscars. He owned Ferraris, Mercedes Benz and Jaguar sportscars.

However, he constantly had clutch problems with his Ferraris. He would often have to take them back to the dealership for repairs. He brought the problems to the attention of Enzo Ferrari (the founder of Ferrari cars), but Enzo Ferrari dismissively asked him what he knew about cars and told him to stick to tractors.

Lamborghini took the car back to his own engineers and they were able to fix the problem and make the car better. That's how Ferruccio Lamborghini got the inspiration to make supercars.

Jerry Mallo makes most of his money from making agricultural and food processing machines. He builds tractors, harvesters, threshers and machines for processing garri, corn and other foodstuff. He builds sportscars on demand and as a side job.

Jerry Isaac Mallo... That's the true spirit of the "Plateau Boy."

While he did state that the Bennie supercars are produced on demand... There's a lot to be done in the agribusiness ecosystem, so, the larger focus MUST be on that. I saw an NL thread just yesterday where farmers in Taraba State complained that their unharvested beans and other crops were being harvested and stolen by farm thieves who no doubt reside within those communities.

Jerry and his Bennie Agro can look into creative ways of helping these small-holder farmers to solve these farm thefts by inventing cheaper, miniature drones or some other cheaper security devices for the use of those farmers in the farming communities. The domino effect on small-scale farming operations in several Nigerian communities will be HUGE with this kind of solution.

This is impressive.

SuperCar? Some Nigerians and their ridiculous command of English.....

Nice body 👍

But that engine am seeing there fit no run pass ordinary okada bike

Plateau to the world. Nigeria is blessed

Judolisco:
Wow.... He studied in the UK and he came back home... Good

E for no come back na,
Make UK grannies use shit and dry toto kill am for geriatric centre

If Nigeria was a country, they would be govt-financing so he would start making them on a large scale.

9ja my country

I know this guy factory in Gwagwalada, I dont know why I am not so impress

Wow great work broo
More Grace to you
And I want to emphasize for people to support our own
Even though some are already criticizing just broom they can't do not to talk of slippers but they are always the first to spoil other people's hand work

Nice work broo

kudos

i don't believe this. do you know what it takes for a car to move to 100km per hour in 6 secs?? the amount of engineering

something is not making sense.

davillian:
super car its in the Engine of a car not the body....

Yep , I was looking at the engine and what I saw wasn’t that fascinating. But pictures might not tell the whole story

rickleye:
Yep , I was looking at the engine and what I saw wasn’t that fascinating. But pictures might not tell the whole story

i dont think the car is a v8 or v12 turbo engine...

davillian:
super car its in the Engine of a car not the body....

Oloshi , which one you make

McLizbae:
Nice. How he will progress in a regressive environment is the next story to be written.

Who your werey don help wey blow

DemonSlayer:
"A prophet has no honour in his own country" is the story of Nigeria. I clicked on this story to see a shambolic box of scrap metal and all the "we too dey celebrate mediocrity for this country" comments under it. However, lo and behold, I saw an impressive job done by a young man younger than me. It's inspiring and I naturally expected some kudos instead of the condescending comments.

If you've never built anything this interesting in your life, you have no right to condemn it because you're just a pathetic, little hater. If you have built anything significant, you'll know not to condemn good effort but to encourage and offer constructive criticism.

You dey mind those evil minds

tobby20:
Imagine a big business man support him and use opportunity to turn in into his mmm .
There is one law of power that say work like slave but ur boss go take all the credit . If I get money I go connect this man dey build car but na my company and acct go hold all necessary details ,he build car I over pay him but I collect the glory

Na how to milk him dey your head not seeing as a partner, tomorrow you will blame government too

Some don't even know that 2 separate cars were featured on this thread.

Fearurcreeator:
Oloshi , which one you make

olori buruku omo ale
thesame thing you and your papa make

Fearurcreeator:
Na how to milk him dey your head not seeing as a partner, tomorrow you will blame government too

One thing about life
Brother take opportunity and b smart .
Europe no take advantage of Africa
Just dey play
No b everybody like glory or u really believe mark created Facebook or he just took d glory

This is another local automobile manufacturer in Nigeria...if all these Omo Ibo come here now, they will just be singing Innoson motor...as if nah, only Innoson is the local company we have for Nigeria....

rickleye:
Yep , I was looking at the engine and what I saw wasn’t that fascinating. But pictures might not tell the whole story

My Boss

tobby20:
One thing about life
Brother take opportunity and b smart .
Europe no take advantage of Africa
Just dey play
No b everybody like glory or u really believe mark created Facebook or he just took d glory

Which opportunity you dey take ? You dey use person you call am opportunity ... Wickedness no be smart abeg

davillian:
olori buruku omo ale
thesame thing you and your papa make

You did nothing and saying about another that did something, you fit make am , if you make you go later die poor