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Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by Nobody: 6:57am On Feb 21, 2015
obamartins:
This is what APC goons have refused to see, they kept shouting change and couldn't realize the change is here already. GEJ till 2019. The Transformation/Change of Nigeria has started, Haters should go on exile.

BMW has also shown interest in building a plant in Nigeria due to the incessant Labour tussles in South Africa. Toyota, Ford, others in the pipeline, more jobs for our teaming youths and someone has the guts to call GEJ "clueless"? "clueless" definitely got a new meaning. I want to be "clueless" if this is what it means.

Singing......they wan be President
they no get paper o
they wan be president
Naa wah ooooo.




If your child did not come home one day and u later found out she was abducted by bokos, how will u feel?

A government that record the lost security in d history of 9ja.
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by ParrotNG: 6:59am On Feb 21, 2015
This does not deserve any form of applaud. What is this? Utter rubbish! Where are the roads to ply with these heavy boxes? What fuel do we buy? What service/maintenance structure could make this cars useful to the masses? Is this for Nairalanders or Presidency, National Assembly and Political Officers? Truth be said, we need low cost cars for masses not these ones civil servants can't afford. People! Try to be real and don't be deceived. I don't belong to any Political Party but I hate mediocrity. This is nothing.
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by Nobody: 7:01am On Feb 21, 2015
dgr8truth:
If our past leaders had worked the way GEJ is working, we would have been singing a different song by now.
Sadly, our past leaders went on corruption spree, neglected our infrastructures, and refuse building new ones, and so we suffered for years, but God in his infinite mercy and grace rescued us gave us GEJ who is working evidently, so that we can once again believe in nigeria and hope for a better tomorrow, still some nigerians are shouting change, they want to go back to egypt where they ate cucumbers and all sort of nonsense. It will never happen!

I and other patriotic nigerians have and will continue to join hands with GEJ to further our match to the promise land.

Those who are shouting for change if they are not ok with our resolve they can buy a one way ticket and leave nigeria and us in our optimism.

#GEJForContinuedDevelopment

Working indeed! Yet your foreign deserve is empty, your naira has completely lost its value, your debt never cease to increase.
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by ELGREF(m): 7:05am On Feb 21, 2015
[quote author=GhaliNaaba post=30922023]Fraud of a policy, yeye baka. You put Cart before horse and expect miracle you people are failure for supporting this shallow Idea, tell me where they see iron or steel they used for the car?
What about the tyre and the others. Our iron/ steel mining and production must be working to the full capacity first and the electricity must be regular. You take part of motor to Nigeria for assemblage and you are celebrating. Group of failures.
If GEJ still advertise his achievement of 6 years, it means he did nothing at allll .
Nigerian have decided to March Buhari into Aso rock and GEJ out from Aso rock.
APC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!quote], are u telling me all this cars are assembly in nigeria not manufacture?you are very far frm the true, have you visit one of this factory?plsss try visit them, like innoson, you will see department that produce tyres nd others thing, you will realised all this cars are fully made in nigerian

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Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by Nobody: 7:05am On Feb 21, 2015
ParrotNG:
This does not deserve any form of applaud. What is this? Utter rubbish! Where are the roads to ply with these heavy boxes? What fuel do we buy? What service/maintenance structure could make this cars useful to the masses? Is this for Nairalanders or Presidency, National Assembly and Political Officers? Truth be said, we need low cost cars for masses not these ones civil servants can't afford. People! Try to be real and don't be deceived. I don't belong to any Political Party but I hate mediocrity. This is nothing.

My dear brother tell them. Their fish brains cannot process the info that d common masses cannot afford these vehicles. Terrible roads will destroy these cars after few months.

I cannot count one single achievement this clueless man has achieved for 6yrs, nothing.
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by 1stdammy: 7:09am On Feb 21, 2015
MuguliciousMUGU:
Yes, Jonathan is working and people are hating.

Only jonathan can make nigeria to become the number one best economy in the world. Thats vision 2020 coming to reality.

God bless Jonathan.

Gej till 2019
Whalai!!!!, all ye haters go die hating if u no repent yl u still av tym...........I love diz ma called GEJ. 2019 all d way............
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by Asiwaju9ja(m): 7:12am On Feb 21, 2015
MuguliciousMUGU:
Yes, Jonathan is working and people are hating.

Only jonathan can make nigeria to become the number one best economy in the world. Thats vision 2020 coming to reality.

God bless Jonathan.

Gej till 2019

Find out who are d directors of this Nissan Nigeria. GEJ is working my foot.
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by 1stdammy: 7:27am On Feb 21, 2015
ba7man:
Non of the posters above me can afford a brand new Nissan. #FACT. cheesy
of coz ure one of those haters we've been talking abt, u beter open wide ur eye, refuse ursef to be traped under one nonsense spell of ignorance. Else, u will never ever see anything good and appriciate with d way u are goin.............
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by Nobody: 7:31am On Feb 21, 2015
lastpage:


Most of these people dont know their left from their right hand.
Buying and Selling may not be that difficult as long as you can mix some "fake products" in-between to even-out your profit.

But when it comes to basic economics of a surviving business, these clowns are on a long thing.

For example:
Let us assume South Africa (just for examples sake) which has about 50,000MW of electricity manufactures this same car that is supposedly manufactured by Innoson, [size=18pt]with automation due to stable electricity[/size].....

*In terms of numbers, it will produce about 10,000 units..... when Nigeria is still labouring over 50units using [size=18pt]manual production due to lack of Electricity[/size]
*If S/Africa uses ten men to supplement that automation...... Nigeria will need like 500 men. to produce that 20 in a month

Now, when we look at COST of PRODUCTION ( WAGES of Workers, materials, ground space, e.t.c), you will easily see that to break-even, Nigeria might need to sell its own vehicle for say $50,000 ...to cover all cost and still make small profit..


While S/Africa may just sell its own at $20,00 each to cover all costs and make profit.

So, all things being equal, (lets even assume all other factors like quality of the vehicle are the same) in a globalized market place, who will buy the same vehicle for TWICE THE PRICE,... when they can get it cheaper elsewhere for HALF THE PRICE?

If the Plant does not sell its STOCK, it will become short on operating funds (except maybe Jonathan will start subsidizing it as well, just like Fuel! grin )
In a short while, it will fold-up! ...or perpetually depend on Govt subvention
This is one of the reasons products from China for example, could sell very cheap (automation leading to mass production)

We use to have the likes of Volkswagen, Peugeot, FIAT, and many more "Vehicle Assembly" in this country (and many more textiles industries who rely on constant power supply) in the past but one after another, they fold-up due to "bad operating environment".

You can build a "White Elelphant Project" like this, just to fool those who have no sense but in a short while, your folly would be exposed.

A sensible Govt will first focus on INFRASTRUCTURE..... the most important being ELECTRICITY.
With that in place, all other developmental projects will be come sustainable

Lastpage!

wow. guy you are so intelligent...wow. thumbs up.. that's why u 're sitting at home criticizing while the unintelligent ones out thr making the assemble line a reality.. you yapp about south Africa with steady electricity but u 're not current to kno about thr current electricity issues..that's by the way.. did you think about the most important thing for every businessman...the market... Nigeria 've a market every country dream of. 170million plus Niger Chad Cameroon ...that's y the government need to ban importation...
U talk about electricity. innoson is thr how many years now?... i laugh
they 're moving in the right direction that they have successfully designed and built thr own car..two by the way..Google ivm fox. ivm umu..
stop forming intelligent because with ur every utterance you 're showing how limited in knowledge u really 're.....
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by 1stdammy: 7:33am On Feb 21, 2015
GhaliNaaba:
Fraud of a policy, yeye baka. You put Cart before horse and expect miracle you people are failure for supporting this shallow Idea, tell me where they see iron or steel they used for the car?
What about the tyre and the others. Our iron/ steel mining and production must be working to the full capacity first and the electricity must be regular. You take part of motor to Nigeria for assemblage and you are celebrating. Group of failures.
If GEJ still advertise his achievement of 6 years, it means he did nothing at allll .
Nigerian have decided to March Buhari into Aso rock and GEJ out from Aso rock.
APC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Shot ur dirty mouth up, shot the Bleep up, sharaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaap!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by obamartins(m): 7:39am On Feb 21, 2015
wristwatch:


If your child did not come home one day and u later found out she was abducted by bokos, how will u feel?

A government that record the lost security in d history of 9ja.
As I type this, Boko Haram Members don't even know if they will see 2moro because of the rate at which they are been decimated, even shecow shoots his propaganda videos indoors this days. It is unfortunate our neigbours took so long to agree to tackle BH instead of tagging it Nigeria's Problem. But I can assure u that the BH issue is been addressed by this Government and it will be a thing of the past sooner than later.
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by SeunMighty(m): 7:52am On Feb 21, 2015
Even if you work from now till eternity you can not afford to buy one.....Gej is working my foot.
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by SeunMighty(m): 7:53am On Feb 21, 2015
Even if you work from now till eternity you can not afford to buy one.....Gej is working my foot.@op.
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by bashydemy(m): 8:02am On Feb 21, 2015
Hahahaha this ediots TANoids are hailing GEJ for this, Some fools dont know the diffrent between Made in Nigeria and Assembled in Nigeria... They have been Assembling Toyota, Peugeot, Honda here in Benin Republic since 2008..
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by Nobody: 8:03am On Feb 21, 2015
myproperty:


politicians account for less than 1% of cars driven in Nigeria. Cars are already being driven in Nigerian roads.

The cause for celebration is this:
1. In Oct 3rd 2013, the federal government introduced a new automotive policy which resulted in the production of the first made in Nigeria car called innoson (http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/nnoson-unveils-first-truly-made-in-nigeria-cars/195917/) and they employed 7200 staffs in the plastic and automobile section of the company not to talk about the indirect jobs created, which as to do with dealers, suppliers of raw materials and other needs to the firm.

2. Then came hyundai and Nissan, whether made in Nigeria or assembled in Nigeria. More jobs are created directly and indirectly and definitely the price cannot be as high like before.
The fact is that the government industrial policy is showing positive result, no wonder some production firms that were dead are beginning to function again, such as some textile industries and breweries and new firms are springing up in automobile,breweries,agriculture,aviation etc.

in essence this policy had strengthened the economy by creating more jobs, sooner or later the need to cut cost of their vehicles because of competition would lead to sourcing for steel locally for the purpose of producing vehicles that are being assembled.

The Buhari you mentioned ruled Nigeria at a time and those things you said he would do, he never did them then, except otherwise he is a different Buhari now.
Come to think of it how do you know he would do it?

Buhari is a man of integrity. He lives by his word and his record as a public office holder has shown that he can deliver on promises made. That is enough assurance for now.

Most cars driven in Nigeria are low cost (tokumbor) cars. A large proportion of Nigerians cannot buy those new cars because over 70 percent of Nigerians are poor. If the market is not there to sell the new cars then soon enough this car assembly plants will have to close shop unless they source for buyers from other countries (Ghana, Niger, Cameroon, etc).

But can they competite with producers in those countries? Am sure they can't. Not when Nigeria's cost of producing such vehicles is very high since they have to import their materials, and power their production plants with generators.

No doubt GEJ has done his best but his best is not good enough. You do not place the cart before the horse and expect progress. There are more fundamental problems that needs to be taken care of first before rolling out new vehicles that 99% of Nigerians cant afford, and GEJ has shnwn that he can't take care of those problems.
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by gospeller: 8:06am On Feb 21, 2015
atlwireles:
Nissan is the first vehicle manufacturer to build a car in Nigeria since the country introduced its new automotive policy.


Vehicle manufacturing companies have started building plants to make cars in Nigeria with Nissan being the first of its kind to achieve this.

“Nigeria has always been a very key market for us and I think it was a logical step to move towards. We are also building the Almera and the volumes are increasing on a daily basis. We are very pleased with the result we are getting out of the plants in Nigeria,” Mike Whitfield, managing director of Nissan South Africa told CNBC Africa.

Nissan Nigeria rolled out its first 'made-in-Nigeria' vehicles, marking a key milestone in the company's expansion plan, and gave a boost to Nigeria's automotive policy which aims to encourage local production of vehicles.

“Obviously, as one increases production levels it does produce the economics of sales and I think the process is a journey. Our objective as we continue to go forward is to improve the cost effectiveness of the vehicles manufactured in Nigeria.”

For this project to grow and improve and for the cost of these vehicles in Nigeria to be more affordable for the people, there is a need for more vehicles manufacturing companies. This will help the local industries to grow and provide better opportunity for the people by also creating job opportunities.

“First and foremost it is very important that we see as many manufacturers as possible moving and supporting the automobile policy because with that approach we will end up being able to grow the local component industry. There is an effect of that in not only job creation but also skill creation. From a Nissan objective, yes, it is our objective to move forward to ensure that we can produce a car in the Nigerian market that meets the need of the population and addresses the issue of affordability.”
http://www.cnbcafrica.com/news/western-africa/2014/09/08/nigeria-nissan-cars


what of Innoson?


Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by francizy(m): 8:07am On Feb 21, 2015
GhaliNaaba:
Fraud of a policy, yeye baka. You put Cart before horse and expect miracle you people are failure for supporting this shallow Idea, tell me where they see iron or steel they used for the car?
What about the tyre and the others. Our iron/ steel mining and production must be working to the full capacity first and the electricity must be regular. You take part of motor to Nigeria for assemblage and you are celebrating. Group of failures.
If GEJ still advertise his achievement of 6 years, it means he did nothing at allll .
Nigerian have decided to March Buhari into Aso rock and GEJ out from Aso rock.
APC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If we go by that, then Buhari shouldn't in any way be the president of Nigeria because he abandoned the Ajaokuta Steel Company after his coup. This is a company Alhaji Shehu Shagari worked tirelessly to build. So please tell me how he's better than GEJ in the area of technological advancement.
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by francizy(m): 8:19am On Feb 21, 2015
ba7man:
Non of the posters above me can afford a brand new Nissan. #FACT. cheesy

SeunMighty:
Even if you work from now till eternity you can not afford to buy one.....Gej is working my foot.

Even if the cars go for NGN 500k, you people will still complain and say the cars are fake. Why can't we think up reasonable and more constructive criticism even if we must always criticize someone all the time.

Your arguement doesn't make any sense because it is not of our concern if the cars goes for NGN 200M. As far as am concerned, we can even export them to other countries, sell to the rich, etc. Its still a development. After all, some companies in US specialize in building expensive cars while some make cheap ones.

Now what you all should be looking at are:
- Will the company give employment to about 90% Nigerians.
- Will this development be sustained? Will other investors move in soon?
- Will Nigeria create that enabling environment for sustainability?
- Will building of the industries be spread across Nigeria to better facilitate employment?
Etc.
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by Rossikk(m): 8:19am On Feb 21, 2015
cozy7:
I'd rather buy American 3rd hand than Nigerian brand new.

That's because you're an imbec.ile with nothing upstairs.

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Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by Rossikk(m): 8:24am On Feb 21, 2015
keacy:
Is this one assembling or manufacturing? It looks like assembling of cars to me.

All vehicle manufacturing IS ASSEMBLY. Car manufacturing plants across the world are callled Car Assembly Plants. Car Assembly Plants source their components from various car component manufacturers, each of whom specialilize in certain components. The Car Assembly Plants then 'assemble', IE MANUFACTURE the vehicle by putting together the various components.

CAR ASSEMBLY PLANTS DO NOT MAKE THEIR OWN COMPONENTS.

I REPEAT: ALL VEHICLE MANUFACTURING IS ASSEMBLY. IT IS ONLY NIGERIANS WHO MAKE A DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE 2 OUT OF IGNORANCE. PLS STOP.

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Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by gp6liveth(m): 8:27am On Feb 21, 2015
ba7man:
Non of the posters above me can afford a brand new Nissan. #FACT. cheesy

Hope u are not thinking like a poor man
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by gp6liveth(m): 8:28am On Feb 21, 2015
ba7man:
Non of the posters above me can afford a brand new Nissan. #FACT. cheesy

When the time comes they will afford it. By then more competition will emerge and price will drop

Secondly there will be a favourable Balance of payment and balance of trade. Hope u were taught economics.

GEJ deserves another chance!
We need continuity not change
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by Chtexy: 8:28am On Feb 21, 2015
Vote GEJ for Contunity...
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by eugoo: 8:31am On Feb 21, 2015
GEJ #noshaken
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by Sajio(m): 8:43am On Feb 21, 2015
ba7man:
Non of the posters above me can afford a brand new Nissan. #FACT. cheesy
.. my brother, you got it all wrong! with these events Nigerian will ride on New cars.. there will be job creation for our youths and to crown it all.. if you are a salary earner, there's every tendency that u would be opportune to ride on one of this cars. let's assume u earning 200k and u wants to ride on a car of 2.5m. the company can mortgage you salary and be collecting maybe 100k every month until u balance up while u flexing on the car.. so ts a welcome development..
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by KIFY(m): 8:46am On Feb 21, 2015
GhaliNaaba:
Fraud of a policy, yeye baka. You put Cart before horse and expect miracle you people are failure for supporting this shallow Idea, tell me where they see iron or steel they used for the car?
What about the tyre and the others. Our iron/ steel mining and production must be working to the full capacity first and the electricity must be regular. You take part of motor to Nigeria for assemblage and you are celebrating. Group of failures.
If GEJ still advertise his achievement of 6 years, it means he did nothing at allll .
Nigerian have decided to March Buhari into Aso rock and GEJ out from Aso rock.
APC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is a good start....Even if it was assembling, they are still creating jobs.Was it GEJ that killed your steel industry? If re-elected, he is probably going to start work on it... Electricity has been privatised....by GET. ....so soon we are likely to see effective results of the privatisation..
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by Sajio(m): 8:49am On Feb 21, 2015
binie:
Wish Nigeria can have a mortgage or finance facilities so we can own houses and buy new cars...
... we are getting there soon brother, this is the first step.. I know those policies will come
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by Sajio(m): 8:54am On Feb 21, 2015
dustmalik:
Buhari plans to bring Rolls-Royce and Bentley, so this is nothing. I would rather aim high than low.
.. Big dream.. tongue
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by Sajio(m): 8:57am On Feb 21, 2015
On point.. Gej carry Goooo! 9ja4Gejtill2019
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by Nobody: 9:08am On Feb 21, 2015
...in nigerian politics,even the most honest human in authority often does not have the power to undo the damage that bad people do.



#GEJ for life
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by Ivanspring(f): 9:17am On Feb 21, 2015
Popemax:
you got it right......we need help
Re: Nissan Rolls Out First 'Made-In-Nigeria' Cars (Photos) by lohresloco: 9:25am On Feb 21, 2015
dustmalik:
Buhari plans to bring Rolls-Royce and Bentley, so this is nothing. I would rather aim high than low.
hear how foolish you sound......

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