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Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by Abaki5: 6:20am On Aug 08 |
Okete001:Chairman you no that this is an audio move don't be decive and the five dot can't get any share from it you no very well 1 Like |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by discusant: 6:20am On Aug 08 |
deji17: Stuck in reverse. Old minds. Rest of the world is going to the moon. |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by Gardenplus: 6:21am On Aug 08 |
Comrade Oshiomhole would be happy. Man is a textile advocate.. 1 Like |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by kenmaro: 6:23am On Aug 08 |
At the end, they will become more expensive than imported textiles. |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by valentineuwakwe(m): 6:39am On Aug 08 |
Let it be "talk n implement " ......not talk n abandoned! |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by forgiveness: 6:41am On Aug 08 |
mrvitalis: Very bad opinion. We should continue with container economy. 2 Likes |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by Lionnation: 7:02am On Aug 08 |
EreluRoz:rant of a stupid ignoramus |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by mrvitalis(m): 7:21am On Aug 08 |
Zaheertyler:You want to compete with China and India that have invested over 300 billion dollars in the last 50 years in the industry There is nothing Nigerian textile can produce that would be competitive Why don't you people get it 2 Likes |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by chrisblack1234: 7:22am On Aug 08 |
They will claim they re working,yet ow to eat is Wat they thinking too.. |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by baconline(m): 7:30am On Aug 08 |
Dead on arrival |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by israelmao(m): 7:50am On Aug 08 |
I believe in action more than much talk.More action less talk. |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by babamoha(m): 8:12am On Aug 08 |
Our problems in Nigerian is that we put our personal interest above the nation's interest. |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by ComeToJesus: 8:19am On Aug 08 |
Its obvious that this government is just groping in the dark. Its akin to a drowning man that clutches at a straw. There's been billions thrown into a fraudulent scheme in the past known as Textiles Intervention Funds. These same crooks swallowed the money. Textiles, at one point was the highest employer of labour in Nigeria but the dynamics have changed now. I worked in the textiles sector for about a decade and i can tell you that Nigeria isnt ready. The monies we spent on bribing NEPA alone in Isolo so that they can pity us and energise our feeder line was mind boggling. Expenses on diesel was huge too. A company that was exporting suiting materials to Spain, Uk, Italy and South Africa couldn't survive largely because of the huge overheads on power. It's a very sad situation in this country. I'll rather advise them to focus on the garment side of textiles because the Nigerian government that I know can't sustain a delicate sector like textiles because of its unserious attitude. And what is a punk daft like Uzodimna doing there? Dude is fcked up 3 Likes |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by ufotunang: 8:20am On Aug 08 |
It's the private sector and private investors, entrepreneurs that can effectively operate and revamp the textile industry...the government is to provide a conducive environment for the textile industry to thrive and excel ..provide constant electricity light supply, appreciate the naira and make it have value against against the dollars , fair tax charges, good roads, low costs of fuel, disel, and nigerians patronizing and buying the nigeria made textile products, wrappers than the foreign ones 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by NairaMaster1(m): 8:32am On Aug 08 |
deji17: I told you guys that Tinubu is a bad man with good intentions. Buhari came and wasted 8 years. Buhari is a bad man with evil intentions. |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by grandstar(m): 8:44am On Aug 08 |
Again, the government returns to its vomit of import substitution and backward integration policies. They should free the market. Frankly speaking, the glory days of the textile mills might be gone for good. What the government should do instead is to slash the import duty on textile fabrics to 5%. This would boost the garment manufacturing sector which already employs over a million people in small scale operations. Such a reduction might bring in much bigger players in the industry. The Nigerian government may even work hard to woo in Chinese manufacturers who are battling with high wages back home and a lack of demand in their products overseas. This could bring in billions of dollars in foreign investment into Nigeria. 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by REALretep(m): 8:45am On Aug 08 |
deji17:Nonsense and Ingredients... You didn't see proven technocrats with integrity to spearhead this initiative. You are bringing the same people... governors who have nothing new to offer. 1 Like |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by Maliqcious: 8:46am On Aug 08 |
deji17:The youth need money…which one be focus |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by Optimuss: 9:02am On Aug 08 |
NwaNimo1:some should check on this guy |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by cucumbar: 9:06am On Aug 08 |
deji17:Anybody wey belive these ones na fool. They are not doing anything. There talk is always future tense … FG to, about to, set to. Check back in 5 years time, dem never do anything. |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by Zeebuy: 9:12am On Aug 08 |
Salewa97: Lolzzzzz......guy you're trying too hard o. I commend your doggedness in your stupidity |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by pandax: 9:57am On Aug 08 |
EreluRoz: Li 1 Like |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by harmargedon: 10:18am On Aug 08 |
mrvitalis:sunflag has a cotton farm, where they grow cotton then process them to yarn and then to textile products. Why then do we need to import, it's like telling Dangote to import lime stone. |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by mrvitalis(m): 10:25am On Aug 08 |
harmargedon:Can they produce? Yes But can they produce cheaper than we can import? No My angle of looking at it is not yo satisfy local demand But to become an imported player in 500 billion dollars a year garments industry We can have 25% of that market... We have the infrastructure, manpower needed The only thing lacking is cheapel textile The textile industry in Nigeria is max a potential of 2 billion dollars a year The garment industry in nigeria have a potential of 200 billion dollars Can't u see the difference? |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by kentokay71: 12:49pm On Aug 08 |
So what are they trying to do now, what they are saying is to brainstorm on what to do to bring textile back not to establish textile industries try to understand descarado: |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by PHAYOL81: 1:55pm On Aug 08 |
Good. Fabric, paper, glass/screen, battery, leather (for shoe, bag, belt, jacket, seat, mat, etc), tyre factories should be revitalised and encourage to produce grade A qualities that would not only necessitate local patronage but also attract exportation and FX. Time we started taking serious action on manufacturing and be very bullish about the promotion for good quality and patronage. Nigeria will be great again. WE RISE! |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by MIKOLOWISKA: 2:20pm On Aug 08 |
[quote =mrvitalis post=131384500]We dont need to revive the textile Industry .. In fact it should be discouraged for now Why because we lack a comparative advantage in tht industry and it's a raw materials industry... Anything produce from textile produce in nigeria would be comparatively disadvantaged!!!!! [/quote] Explain We can grow it We have before and it was competitive Land boku Labor is cheap Shay you know your part of the leaders
reasons pls |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by MIKOLOWISKA: 2:22pm On Aug 08 |
festacman:Why He is not hungry You are You need to form think tank and brainstorm not him He had achieved his dreams |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by MIKOLOWISKA: 2:25pm On Aug 08 |
Funkyswagzz:So you a full grown adult is waiting for another man that is not your father to come and fix country for you? Wetin do yà hand You no fit industrialise yourself? |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by MIKOLOWISKA: 2:26pm On Aug 08 |
descarado:define enabling environment Are there no businesses in Nigeria Who holds you |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by Segzy19: 2:46pm On Aug 08 |
May they succeed 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: FG Moves To Revamp Textile Industries, Sanwo-Olu, Uzodimma To Lead by mrvitalis(m): 2:59pm On Aug 08 |
MIKOLOWISKA:If your focus is to produce for local consumption then by all means revive it... International price doesn't matter But for me I see the potential of our garment industry... We have over 5 million Nigerians who can use sewing machine,. Setting up a garment factory to make shirts or other clothes won't closet 20 million... There are more than 10,000 Nigerians who can do that But they would need to export it for it to make sense n be viable Ask anyone the online reason we can't export our cloths competitively is important duty on fabrics that's all You can make a shirt for below ₦1000 if fabrics are cheap not even turkey, china, Vietnam or Bangladesh can compete... The only thing stopping it is the protection of the fabric industry Which we can't compete.. Why 1) it's too small to get viable 2) cotton are not subsidized like USA cotton 3) cost of investment to make it competitive is beyond Nigeria now we are talking over 200 billion dollars minimum over 10 years So why not allow fabrics to come in, grow the garment industries, some would become so big in the future that they would have funds to vertically integrates then start making their own fabrics Fabric industry and the foolish ajokuta steel are too industry we need to kill to grow in Nigeria 1 Like |
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