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Unik3030:
Hatred no gree u read finish b4 u attack cos u have been programmed to attack irrespective of what is happening. Next time calm down b4 u comment. Don't come here to display your stupidity

Shut up

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vedaxcool:
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Iponists are on the verge of calamity

Almajiri Unity Beggar

naptu2:
Yes. Toyota went into the medical business in 2011.

I still think we would be better served getting their automobile business even if for the West African subregion.
They can always build a medical plant anytime.

Effort in futility.. Will that put on the table of the poor masses

Toyota ready to build lifertime plant in Ghana but hospital specifically to reduce or eliminate overseas medical treatment .
That is a big slap on Nigeria .
Well ,it is not their fault . Our leaders caused it .

If you look at the picture very well Buhari's teeth is 32 instead of 55, and that handshake was supposed to go beyond elbow but stop at wrist, and Buhari we all know will definitely appear on jeans and a top, this is Photoshop.

if you can't Convince them, Confuse them.

fergie001:
Shut up

I don't have to argue with you cos u already show your ignorance, even if it's something that will make things easy for u. Once it's buhari u will condemn it cos one run away hero has programmed u to always attack

I just don't understand y ppl can't embrace the positive effort he's tryna make. I just don't understand whats wrong wiv Nigerians...

naptu2:
Simple: The Toyota guys came with a proposal to set up a medical diagnostic centre in Nigeria, so that Nigerians do not need to go abroad for healthcare and President Buhari told them that they can also set up an additional plant in Nigeria because Nigeria has the population to absorb the investment.


Are you saying that Toyota does not already have an assembly plant in Nigeria?

Oga am not political, Coscharis have his assembly plant at Awoyaya and Toyota ( Auto nation) had theirs at Bogije both in Ibeju-Lekki lagos. God is good also wants to setup an assembly plant around that Ibeju Lekki.

Unik3030:
I don't have to argue with you cos u already show your ignorance, even if it's something that will make things easy for u. Once it's buhari u will condemn it cos one run away hero has programmed u to always attack

Shut Up

TSRC:
I still think we would be better served getting their automobile business even if for the West African subregion.
They can always build a medical plant anytime.

I'm not against the automobile business. Here's what I'm saying, the plant that they already have here is not making much profit. Other assembly plants are also suffering (read Cosmas Maduka's recent interview about the Coscharis plant) I think it'll be a better idea to figure out why they are not making great sales and fix that problem before building another plant.

ebukason3:
Oga am not political, Coscharis have his assembly plant at Awoyaya and Toyota ( Auto nation) had theirs at Bogije both in Ibeju-Lekki lagos. God is good also wants to setup an assembly plant around that Ibeju Lekki.

Exactly!

References:
..as Buhari woos Toyota to set up Assembly plant in Nigeria

President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday held investment talks with top officials of Japan Bank for International Cooperation, and Toyota Group.

The meeting was held on the sideline of the Seventh Tokyo International Conference on African Development, TICAD 7, in Yokohama, Japan and was contained in a statement signed and forwarded to DAILY POST by his Media Aide, Femi Adesina.

Led by its Deputy Governor, Mr Nobumitsu Hayashi, the Japan Bank for International Cooperation indicated its interest in supporting projects in which Japanese companies are involved in Nigeria.

The bank said it had lots of resources dedicated for that purpose and would be interested in oil and gas, and investments in infrastructure.

President Buhari welcomed the bank, informing the team that Nigeria had introduced the Ease of Doing Business, and bureaucratic bottlenecks were being cleared off the way.

At a bilateral meeting with Toyota Tsusho, a part of the Toyota conglomerate, President/CEO of the group, Ichiro Kashitani, indicated interest in sectors like energy, healthcare and automobiles, saying Toyota would be delighted to have presence all over Nigeria.

Kashitani said Toyota Tsusho wishes to also build an advanced medical diagnostics centre, which would foreclose need for foreign travel to obtain cutting edge medical diagnosis.

President Buhari urged the group to also consider setting up a car assembly plant, noting that Nigeria had the capacity to absorb the investment for positive returns.

At another meeting with the Prime Minister of Algeria, Noureddine Bedoui, President Buhari counseled that the political programme in the country be faithfully executed, which would lead to general elections as soon as possible.

“Algeria is a good pan-Africanist nation, with a lot of influence over the continent,” the President said.

Prime Minister,Bedoui said dialogue was in progress with all stakeholders leading to elections, hopefully by end of the year.

https://dailypost.ng/2019/08/30/details-buharis-investment-meeting-japan-bank-toyota-emerges/

PRESIDENT BUHARI THAT IS BUSY VISITING JAPAN IS AT THE SAME TIME NEGLECTING AND SNUBING THE NIGER DELTA REGION.

The cash cow of Nigeria.

He has shown no interest to engage the good people of the Niger delta region in discussing their welfare but he is busy JUNKETING AROUND THE WORLD.

This time around Japan.

Is it not the Niger delta region that will even use their crude oil money to fund some of this JAPANESE contract.

We just they watch am.

If he is bringing the Japanese to help us solve epileptic power supply in Nigeria then he has something good.

But we can not be talking of car assembly plant in Nigeria when the issue of power is completely epileptic.

The bank said it had lots of resources dedicated for that purpose and would be interested in oil and gas, and investments in infrastructure.

Even Japan wan take style siphon our crude just like US and UK are currently doing

TSRC:
Is Toyota into business of medicine?
WTF is going on here?

Why not get them to build a giant world class vehicle plant that can possibily serve the Continent.

Won't that serve us better economically than a single medical aid?

It is a conglomerate. They are well diversified. Just like GE Toshina and Mitsubishi, they have the health sector flagships.

fergie001:
President Buhari urged the group to also consider setting up a car assembly plant, noting that Nigeria had the capacity to absorb the investment for positive returns.


Then look at this write-up, what is he woo-ing them for again?

Thank God u caught that lying old man

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SuperS1Panther:
It is a conglomerate. They are well diversified. Just like GE Toshina and Mitsubishi, they have the health sector flagships.

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You had better don’t try car assembly plant in my country. Who wan buy new car? I Dey tell you now .make he no be like say I no talk.

Baba's cap is really beautiful

naptu2:

fergie001: :


President Buhari urged the group to also consider setting up a car assembly plant, noting that Nigeria had the capacity to absorb the investment for positive returns.


Then look at this wtite up, what is he woo-ing them for again?

Simple: The Toyota guys came with a proposal to set up a medical diagnostic centre in Nigeria, so that Nigerians do not need to go abroad for healthcare and President Buhari told them that they can also set up an additional plant in Nigeria because Nigeria has the population to absorb the investment.


Are you saying that Toyota does not already have an assembly plant in Nigeria?

..besides I think the Toyota plant launched in 2016 is Chief Adeojo (Elizade's) franchise......

mapet:
..besides I think the Toyota plant launched in 2016 is Chief Adeojo (Elizade's) franchise......

Thanks a lot Sir....

naptu2:
Although I personally disagree with President Buhari.

Many companies set up assembly plants between 2014 and 2016. These include Toyota Nigeria Limited and Coscharis Motors, but they have recently been reporting poor sales.

The exceptions are Innoson and Stallion group (VON), but these two companies are heavily benefitting from government patronage.

I think they need to take another look at our auto policy and see how to make it work in such a way that the local auto plants will be able to make good money and still provide good value for money to the customer.


So I think that the medical facility is a better idea at the moment than the second assembly plant.

One of the approaches I will suggest is for CBN to mandate banks to make provision for Car loans at special interest rates (not more than 7%) to Registered Nigerian citizens(NIN, BVN etc) who are within an earning bracket and have been working for 2yrs. This is the only way to keep to assembly plant producing and profitable. An average young man cannot afford a brand new car and even old folks like me will still prefer to buy "clean" tokunbo than a brand new car. If made convenient and spread over 5yrs, then assembly plants can keep producing.

Wiseandtrue:
We want to see the video!!! We are tired of Photoshops

thomas is that you?

mapet:
..besides I think the Toyota plant launched in 2016 is Chief Adeojo (Elizade's) franchise......

Sometime in the 1990s Toyota made a change in the way that their cars are distributed in Nigeria. Previously there were many distributors like Elizade, Briscoe Motors, Westex Motors, etc.

Toyota then created a single entity called Toyota Nigeria Limited. That entity owns the Toyota franchise in Nigeria. All other distributors must go through Toyota Nigeria Limited.

Chief Michael Ade-Ojo is the chairman of Toyota Nigeris Limited and the factory is owned by Toyota Nigeria Limited.

fergie001:
This link is 2016.
They hinted in 2015...and this is 2019....4 years, and yet we are still wooing them?
That's not good enough.....

Ghana just signed a f^cking MoU on that, to seal that deal for life...we should be moving faster than we are.

This is my personal opinion.

Haba, na wa for you....!!! How do you expect swift business negotiations when there is a "Baba Go Slow" in charge?? ��‍♂️��‍♂️��‍♂️��‍♂️��‍♂️

brainbox80:
Haba, na wa for you....!!! How do you expect swift business negotiations when there is a "Baba Go Slow" in charge?? ��‍♂️��‍♂️��‍♂️��‍♂️��‍♂️

2023 is far nah....we have to ginger him somehow.

fortran12:
thomas is that you?

Yes Tom, it's you!!!

Wiseandtrue:
Yes Tom, it's you!!!

lol,"Unless I see the nail marks in his hands and put my finger where the nails were, and put my hand into his side, I will not believe."
Mr Thomas... do have a great night.

fortran12:
lol,"Unless I see the nail marks in his hands and put my finger where the nails were, and put my hand into his side, I will not believe."
Mr Thomas... do have a great night.

Same to you twin Tom!!!