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P&G must be a ruggedly determined company to still be establishing new factories in Nigeria amidst all these harsh prevailient factors such as High FX rates, Power (NEPA) issues, access to diesel, PMS etc, worsening infrastructure etc.
Most FMCGs are diverting manufacturing activities to neibouring counteries.

Danty37:
Bishop David Oyedepo wanted to do the road during shiloh to ease Transportation but Ogun State government insisted that Bishop should pay the money into their account so they can do it by themselves.. If you watch closely, the road from Toll gate to canaanland was done by Bishop last year..

So that they will squander it as usual. Why do we keep having useless leaders in this country. We can't they allow him to do it since they don't have capacity?

lloyds:
So that they will squander it as usual. Why do we keep having useless leaders in this country. We can't they allow him to do it since they don't have capacity?

Don't mind them...

2n2k:
I thought P&G had something like this in Ibadan

Is this an addition or they relocated the factory to Agbara?

P&G has two plants (one in Ibadan and this one). This plant has been built 5 years ago. What Osinbajo went there for was to commission a new Feminine Care Line where they produce Always

Did they work on that road or how did Osinbajo get there, the road network that leads to that place is in a bad state.

Aphrygian:
P and G small company kwa ehhhh? you ipods and ignorance na 5and 6. That company up there is the leading maker of pampers and other baby materials in west Africa not only Nigeria. Do uno what they pay ordinary internship students?. Owga ooooo

ignore his ignorance, P and G ranks amongst the 3 best producing companies In the world, they produce with standards, I have used some of their products such as ; toothpaste, cotton buds, etc, still looking for those standards here in Nigeria.

bodejohn:
He went to commission a 23 million dollar project...

He doesn't read to understand but to criticize. In his mind, that factory no big pass as e dey for photos.

bodejohn:
He went to commission a 23 million dollar project...

It is time to go for my P.hd. My thesis, Gamble a cause of depression.

praise1705:
fix the road ,the road leading to agbara first

I am wondering which road Osinbajo and Amosu passed. Agbara has the worst road in Nigeria. This is a locality with many companies and the roads are eyesore and Amosu is busy wearing long cap. Worst governor!!!

Zetra:
those roads from Agbara both the old and new plus the one leading to bank and industrial estates are just getting worst...

The companies came together to fix the road Amosun told them to back off... imagine
I guess so that he will be collecting allocation on it till he leave offixe

I thought it was all rumour, was thinking why Unilever would refuse to fix a bad road right infront of them despite it damaging their goods

praise1705:
I thought it was all rumour, was thinking why Unilever would refuse to fix a bad road right infront of them despite it damaging their goods

my dear the matter tire me, even nestle both roads leading to the is bad, badder, but they can only patch it, same reason

Arch1:
So many factories in Agbara. But that Atan-Lusada-Agbara road needs urgent government attention.

Now that the Acting President has seen the state of the road, we can only hope that something will be done to rehabilitate that very important Industrial route!

Ogun seems to be investors haven...