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Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by PrincessDiana: 12:27pm On Mar 26 |
Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban by the EU Kenya’s second-hand cloth dealers are lobbying against a proposal by France, Denmark, and Sweden to ban the export of second-hand clothes from the European Union (EU).https://nairametrics.com/2024/03/26/kenyas-second-hand-cloth-dealers-kick-against-proposed-ban-by-the-eu/?amp=1 1 Like 1 Share
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Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by amiibaby(f): 6:04am On Mar 27 |
Haba why mess with someone means of livelihood just cos u have the power. Their gov should ensure all waste are properly disposed of instead of outright ban. That is inhumane 11 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Dshocker(m): 6:05am On Mar 27 |
Africa the dumping ground... Meanwhile, most of the raw materials used for manufacturing in Europe, America and Asia, all comes from Africa. 103 Likes 9 Shares |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by vibbb: 6:05am On Mar 27 |
Na today ? How many production factories do the like of Adidas, Nike and Co have in Africa ? They should leave them alone, if they want to be banning exports of hazardous textile waste and requiring informed consent to be obtained before importing textile waste - that's a welcome development. 5 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by RushManni: 6:06am On Mar 27 |
Things are happening 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by omoredia: 6:07am On Mar 27 |
One man's food is another man's poison oo 2 Likes |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Austindark(m): 6:07am On Mar 27 |
Na wa for Africa. We are always thinking about the immediate satisfaction. This was why we sold our fellow Africans as slaves just to have a taste of chocolates. A rational individual will leverage on this and develop their homebase textile industry. We have enough cotton in the continent. Later we will blame the Europeans for our predicaments after turning our country into a refuse dump. 59 Likes 5 Shares |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by omoredia: 6:07am On Mar 27 |
One man's food is another man's poison ooo |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by RecentHistory: 6:08am On Mar 27 |
If I post the history of second hand clothes in Nigeria here, some people will cry. 5 Likes |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by ManishSmith(m): 6:09am On Mar 27 |
But you did not think about environmental damage when you were drilling oil wells, digging up holes and trench looking for precious stone, after indoctrinating Africa that we can’t do anything and must depend you, you want to stop what you started? Let see how it unfolds 14 Likes |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Dadadididacontr: 6:10am On Mar 27 |
Used cloth importation causes damages to textile industries and its unhealthy. EU should ban it, the worst would be using ankara to sow pant. 35 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Tabletuner(m): 6:10am On Mar 27 |
I thought African countries say they don't need the EU, so why cry over used clothes? 17 Likes 4 Shares |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by derecho(m): 6:11am On Mar 27 |
Imagine..EU didn't ban the LGBTQ trash they are sending to Africa, na second hand clothing wey una no need be una headache 13 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by SpatialKing(m): 6:12am On Mar 27 |
Hmmm |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by RandomFellow: 6:13am On Mar 27 |
People say they want to start recycling their trash, some other people come de beg them to please send the trash to them. Telling us how the 2nd hand clothes employ millions... Beggars!!! Goand manufacture your own clothes, and sell to your citizens 18 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Energist: 6:14am On Mar 27 |
Might be a blessing in disguise. It will boost the local textile industry 10 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Lumig: 6:14am On Mar 27 |
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Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Sunnycliff(m): 6:14am On Mar 27 |
Imagine say u de your country de wan protest against the decision of another country, hahahaha Africa, Africa!! When we go grow up to meet our basic needs of food, shelter and clothing? 25 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Watinhapen(m): 6:14am On Mar 27 |
They want to ban aloko?? What will Nigerians be wearing?? 1 Like |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Seequadry(m): 6:18am On Mar 27 |
Nigerian olosho's didn't know what's about to hit them 2 Likes |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by ArewaNightmare: 6:20am On Mar 27 |
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Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Erons2000(f): 6:20am On Mar 27 |
Funny enough dey have thrift stores over dere,dem no ban am,Na Africa dem wan Shame.....ok 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Mindlog: 6:26am On Mar 27 |
Mitumba (Okrika) is huge business in Kenya and other East African Countries who get them through Kenya but the painful thing is that, this same Kenya is where some big global fashion brands like H&M, Cherokee, Calvin Klein etc outsource the production of their clothing items at various Kenya’s export processing zones using thousands of Kenyan tailors and have them exported to Europe and North America. After Oyibo wear am finish, it is imported back to Africa as second-hand clothing....really sad. 13 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by FutureFocus: 6:28am On Mar 27 |
amiibaby:Not the issue Ma, just imagine a booming textile industry in Kenya that will provide employment for same people , produce new cloth for people to wear and improve Kenya Economy, those are the things that killed the Nigeria Textile industry, first it cultural manipulation to promote their own culture, very deep. It will take me many hours to lecture you about this It killed textile industry Those second hands cloth have heath risk Promoting European dressing in Africa Eliminating promotion of our own local attire A booming local textile industry will employ, farmers to produce cotton, employ labor, employ engineers, my dear it’s very deep. Do you know the worth of Nigeria textile industry market? We never tap from our potential in this country It’s sad Note - I sell nice gadgets , professional headsets for remote workers and lots more 8 Likes 3 Shares |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Noniblaq(m): 6:29am On Mar 27 |
Families about to go hungry. Do you know that with only fifteen Kay, you can get three quality vintage shirts. See my thread for update |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Inspirer1: 6:33am On Mar 27 |
Austindark:The bold is exactly what came to my mind about Nigeria as big as we are because it will affect us too. We have Ministry of trade, commerce and industry, but we have not heard about them TRULY looking and working on reviving the textile industry that will create millions of jobs directly and indirectly, and as well save forex for the country. I wish government can quickly look into this before people start using leaves as clothes. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Sonnobax15(m): 6:34am On Mar 27 |
![]() So Africans really love the fact that their lands are being used as dumping sites by these Europeanps?....... Na wa.....But come to think of it,with the way these already made clothes don dey very expensive now,e be like say na to carry my touch face Okrika and gbogbo now ![]() ![]() |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Peterpaul96: 6:34am On Mar 27 |
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Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by CodeTemplar: 6:42am On Mar 27 |
amiibaby:livelihood you say. If they go into cotton farming and textile making, will that not be a more dignified job that creates more value for us all? Look at it in a bigger way that covers long term investments. |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by datola: 6:44am On Mar 27 |
Africa! The oyinbos are trying to help you and you are crying yen yen. Do you know the huge positive impacts this can have on local textile industry ![]() 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Kenya’s Second-Hand Cloth Dealers Kick Against Proposed Ban By The EU by Okpokpo09: 6:44am On Mar 27 |
Tinubu with him bad luck everytime |
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