sholatech:
Can we have their contact?

Kusheer:
Omg wtf nice furniture so this kind of furniture can be made in Nigeria
Pls federal government should pls ban made in turkey and other imported furnitures
Nice furniture

naptu2:

mastertek:
Unnecessary hype too much, this is what Kamoru will design in his worship and put outside, we just walk pass and admire the design.

But, this is what someone is hype here and think this is the best, because of mediocracy and have Access to internet

Chibuhealth:
I'm proudly Igbo, nomatter what we must keep moving forward.

nextstep:


The law of economics eh? See this https://www.tesla.com/support/incentives
The is the US government (Federal and State) basically subsidizing solar and electric vehicle industry up to 40%, depending on what, and state of residence. Left to the law of economics, the EV and solar industry would not survive because it's way too expensive for Americans to afford.

Also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agricultural_subsidy
Why do developed countries support local industries with subsidies for agricultural produce when their citizens can just buy it cheaper from China and Latin America? US farmers get over $20 billion in direct subsidies from their government annually; if you add the support for food stamps (which helps America's working class buy the food they could not really afford) of $68 billion (look it up) you can see USA supports its farm industry with at least $90 BILLION a year. And this is a very very rich country.

And why does US subsidize steel? https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB943834458435506838

This is what governments and citizens do all over the world: pay more to support your industry. Telegraph, telephone, postal services, electricity, Silicon Valley, trains, internet, space, satellites... all these were introduced with government intervention, and supported for decades. Like the US, China supports a crap ton of industries with cheap loans, export subsidies (pay no shipping fees to export your product), and cheap (below cost) electricity.

The law of economics does not support socialism (e.g. public schools, medical care for their elderly or unemployed, or pumping billions of taxpayer money into the stock market), yet this is what the US engages in. Then they turn around and tell us not to support our industries because of "the law of economics".

We can lower the cost by having steady electricity, better roads, low interest loans, removing import tariffs on raw materials, encouraging our leather tanners with incentives, cheap animal feed, and lower transportation costs. Also by subsidizing finished goods with a phase out period.
All these come from the tax payer in one way or another - either directly from income tax, reduction in subsidies in other areas, or guarantees for banks to issue low interest loans. If the government is not at the stage to do this, individual tax payers can help by paying more for these goods.

Unemployment is no justification for being a criminal, that is true. But there is a direct causal link between unemployment and crime. Employ people, crime goes down.

tot:


White man? Why do Nigerians refer to middle eastern people (e.g. Lebanese) or even asians as whites i.e. caucasians? They are not.

naptu2:
The factory.

booscy:
Bear in Mind that the GDP per capita of the countries you listed here are miles ahead of Nigeria's.
Our purchasing power is very low.
How much is our minimum wage to start with?

booscy:



Bear in Mind that the GDP per capita of the countries you listed here are miles ahead of Nigeria's.

Our purchasing power is very low.

How much is our minimum wage to start with?

nextstep:


The law of economics eh? See this https://www.tesla.com/support/incentives
The is the US government (Federal and State) basically subsidizing solar and electric vehicle industry up to 40%, depending on what, and state of residence. Left to the law of economics, the EV and solar industry would not survive because it's way too expensive for Americans to afford.

Also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agricultural_subsidy
Why do developed countries support local industries with subsidies for agricultural produce when their citizens can just buy it cheaper from China and Latin America? US farmers get over $20 billion in direct subsidies from their government annually; if you add the support for food stamps (which helps America's working class buy the food they could not really afford) of $68 billion (look it up) you can see USA supports its farm industry with at least $90 BILLION a year. And this is a very very rich country.

And why does US subsidize steel? https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB943834458435506838

This is what governments and citizens do all over the world: pay more to support your industry. Telegraph, telephone, postal services, electricity, Silicon Valley, trains, internet, space, satellites... all these were introduced with government intervention, and supported for decades. Like the US, China supports a crap ton of industries with cheap loans, export subsidies (pay no shipping fees to export your product), and cheap (below cost) electricity.

The law of economics does not support socialism (e.g. public schools, medical care for their elderly or unemployed, or pumping billions of taxpayer money into the stock market), yet this is what the US engages in. Then they turn around and tell us not to support our industries because of "the law of economics".

We can lower the cost by having steady electricity, better roads, low interest loans, removing import tariffs on raw materials, encouraging our leather tanners with incentives, cheap animal feed, and lower transportation costs. Also by subsidizing finished goods with a phase out period.
All these come from the tax payer in one way or another - either directly from income tax, reduction in subsidies in other areas, or guarantees for banks to issue low interest loans. If the government is not at the stage to do this, individual tax payers can help by paying more for these goods.

Unemployment is no justification for being a criminal, that is true. But there is a direct causal link between unemployment and crime. Employ people, crime goes down.

saaphiere:
Good one. Give Nigerians a solid ground to stand and we will carry the world on our shoulders.

naptu2:
These are pictures of furniture that was made in Aba. The pictures were shared by Sam Hart, the director general of the Abia State Marketing and Quality Management Agency.

masterP042:
Igbo amaka, Afonja ajoka