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tempex88:
How did they arrive at 700,000. What research was done to arrive at 700,000? In what year will the 700k job be acheived? Did they consider the clearing agents and road side panel who are self employed but will now need to work under stallion ? Will you classify that as part of the new job? What the auto policy will do is change what is the wealth of many men into the wealth of one man.

LMAyedun:
700,000 jobs on pages of Newspaper bah?

bigass:
Meanwhile Dunlop and Michelin are still out of Nigeria. Who is deceiving who?

VcStunner:
Just woke up and saw this..... Both direct and indirect jobs. Well its quite realistic! Only a visionless individual will argue more. Ford Assembly plant in carlifornia is over 9miles long with more than 12000 workers! Toyota has over 400000employees(direct and indirect). Look its about time factor, always look at the bigger picture. If you always wish to see projects with immediate result, they will be gone within 5yrs and u will have nothing. All we need is Ajaokuta steel company fully operational and stable power. That figure can be achieved in 10-15yrs cuz its a long term project. Have you asked Ūя̲̅ self how much job(direct and indirect) the communication industry has generated(and stil generating) over d past 11yrs!? Think before you write, people forecast the economy with facts and mathematics, you seat in ur parents house clouded with emotions and sentiments and judge blindly

Canadidacy:
FG is sick. They make policies,make projections but rarely doesn't discuss the limitations or challenges.
How many Nigerians can afford to buy a good tokunbo car, let alone buying a new one ?
What is our govt doing to check smuggling activities?.
Le'me stop here for now.

ROSSIKE:
[size=15pt]New auto policy to create 700,000 jobs – FG[/size]


National Mirror

Oct 24, 2014


The Federal Government has said that the new policy in the automotive industry is expected to generate about 700, 000 direct and indirect jobs and boost both petrochemical and tyre sector of the nation’s economy.

Director-General, Nigerian Automotive Council, NAC, Aminu Jalal, disclosed this yesterday at the opening ceremony of the 16th edition of Abuja Motor fair, organised by BKG Exhibitions Limited.

The NAC boss, who was represented by the Deputy Director, Administrations, Alhaji R.B. Salau, said that the new policy would also salvage the honour and tastes of Nigerians and bring out the component of the new national industrial revolution plan.

This is even as Vice-President Namadi Sambo reiterated that to achieve the full potential of the new National Automotive Development Plan, NAIDP, all stakeholders in the automotive industry must support and key in to the project.

Represented by the Minister of State, FCT, Mrs. Olajumoke Akinjide, Sambo said that government would promote the manufacturing of automobiles in the country.

He expressed optimism that made-in-Nigeria cars would soon jostle for space in motor fairs around the world.

The vice-president stressed that with tenacity of the organisers of the annual fair, Nigeria would become a gateway to the African auto market.

“The commitment of this administration in the promotion of manufacturing and assemblage of automobiles as a strategy of launching Nigeria into the class of car manufacturing nations is without doubt.

“The necessity to move Nigeria from an automobile consumer nation to producers cannot be over emphasised. We hope that very soon made-in-Nigeria cars will jostle for space in motor fairs both in Nigeria and globally, along with the Toyotas, the Hondas, and Peugeots of this world,” sambo said.

The FCT Minister, Bala Mohammed, urged the automobile dealers in the country to take advantage of the large parcel of land earmarked in Tunga-Maje, near Zuba by the FCT administration for automotive market.

According to the minister, the land will provide the benefits of localisation of the industry, build synergy and spin-off the necessary multiplier effects.

“This is envisioned to stem the chaos in the sales of automobiles, especially of the second-hand type in every nook and cranny of the city.”

Chairman of BKG Exhibitions, Mr. Ifeanyi Agwu, called for a review of the new auto policy, saying it threw up new challenges which stakeholders did not envisage. He said a thorough review of the policy would ensure that many players would remain viable in the industry.

http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/new-auto-policy-to-create-700000-jobs-fg/

bigass:
Meanwhile Dunlop and Michelin are still out of Nigeria. Who is deceiving who?

candidbabe:
hmmmmmm 700,000 jobs.
This will help to boost the economy of this great nation.
I hope the janj@weeds have read this

GEJ till 2019.

Zaikon:
just take it cool

manutdadex:
my broda u wont feel d effect of one million jobs, because we churn out millions of graduate every yr nt to talk of d ones wey still dey unemployd, zero effect? Oga find somtin do, there are numerous oportunities in dis...it pains me because aba and alaba boiz will key into dis and u re still here typin and complainin abt everytin instead of u to provide solutions... In naija we av abt 80% complainers, abt 20% solutionists. The 20 % are d rich and succesful of dis country.

egift:
Fancy statistics nobody can verify. Meanwhile the Immigration Job Scam, the deaths on the candidates and more are still unattended to.

Obiagelli:
FG to, Fg can, Fg will, Fg shall, Fg propose to, Fg looking to, Fg targets, Fg ponders, Fg goes into. Everything FG na future tense. Okay we are watching.

Ayosh:
if you are not gonna live up to that username,i suggest,very much,that you change it!

Ayosh:
if you are not gonna live up to that username,i suggest,very much,that you change it!

shema101:
Thanks.... I dey vex for these lies ni. Abeg wait, I dey come.