Okf

Ashawopapa001:
All we need is 24hr power supply and watch this country move to 2nd world country

Lmao

Isn't Ghana with constant light still a third world country

How many are still functioning?

It's seems Lagos is a country on its own!!! Lasgidi toh gidi Gon.

Conceptman:
So we have up to 35 in this country and ....

Really 58 but the OP listed just 35

Cospam here in Nsukka

Emarex:
How many are still functioning?

The OP really need to answer this! For example, is VON still assembling vehicles?!

No one in daura

As small as Enugu is it has 3 assembly plants while big populated Ibadan has only 2

mfm04622:


Really 58 but the OP listed just 35

wow that's great, I'm impressed

Locating assembly plants in Nigeria is fantastic but it is taking too long to feel the impact of these setups.

Lanre shittu is a dealer. Imports and sells not Assembly company

Racoon:
Anamco/Innoson blazing the trail.

Which trail??

You meant bushpath abi?

We only know of IVM, period!

mfm04622:


Really 58 but the OP listed just 35

better to have 1 or 2 that are producing tens and hundreds of thousand per year and even exporting, than 58 most of which are dead or on life support, producing below capacity, not making any headway, most of which will be dead in a few years.

58 assembly plants producing 500-1000 cars a year will be dead in 5 years, 1 assembler producing 40,000 a year will be a round for years to come.

jimyjames:
As small as Enugu is it has 3 assembly plants while big populated Ibadan has only 2

But Enugu is not small, though it depends on how you view greatness, by the way, Nigeria and Israel which is greater?

isthatso:

better to have 1 or 2 that are producing tens and hundreds of thousand per year and even exporting, than 58 most of which are dead or on life support, producing below capacity, not making any headway, most of which will be dead in a few years

Is that so?

luminouz:



Is that so?

gba o!!

jimyjames:
As small as Enugu is it has 3 assembly plants while big populated Ibadan has only 2

it is actually 5 not 3. peace motors is not included in the list

Bedwyr:


The US and the UK also are the same.

They host a lot of Japanese manufacturers, who assemble their cars there too, you know.

I guess land rover is assembled there too!

In case you don't know Innoson is not an assembly plant but a manufacturing company of motor vehicles.

op include peace motors assembly company

Leyland which was listed in ibadan has not worked close to 25 to 30 years if I'm not mistaken, how do you still refer to it as an assembly plant. I hope others do not share similar characteristic.

wink2015:


SHAME TO NIGER DELTA POLITICAL LEADERS !

No vehicle assembly plants in any of the state in the Niger delta region.

Rivers state is only good in ethnic crisis and cult violence.

The OP just didn't list the ones in Niger Delta. It doesn't mean there are non there. There is Unibright and Tata motors in Benin which was not included here

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gaddafe:


The OP just didn't list the ones in Niger Delta. It doesn't mean there are non there. There is Unibright and Tata motors in Benin which was not included here

Is Benin in Niger Delta??

mfm04622:


The OP really need to answer this! For example, is VON still assembling vehicles?!

I also heard PAN relocated to Ghana during the early days of Buhari. The news was even published here in Nairaland. I don't know how this is since I'm seeing PAN in the OP list

mansakhalifa:
Zahav sounds Israeli... sort of.

And so?
what happens if it's Israeli.

Omihanifa:
The main question is how many of these companies are working?

Because I know for sure that leyland in Ibadan is dead. And it's been like that for close to 15 years.

Same thing applies to Volkswagen. Infact that Volkswagen assembly plant has been converted to where they warehouse bottle water (mowa water)

The Leyland of Old has been transformed to LEYLAND BUSAN. which is in Ibadan and is very active, a visit to the company will convince you. There also Ashok Leyland in Lagos. Also look around you, many of their buses abound in Ibadan and other south west cities.

nairaman66:


I guess land rover is assembled there too!

Now run by a Chinese company...

The UK domestic car industry used to be bigger than it is now. Nowadays, mostly foregin run (and why it collapsed is a long story).

In the 1970's there used to be a lot of domestic UK manufacturers like British Leyland , Triumph, MG, Rover, etc...now mostly collapsed (except for Vauxhall and smaller speciality manufactuers like Austin and Bentley)

some of these company are dead before arrival,there are not working..

Omihanifa:
The main question is how many of these companies are working?

Because I know for sure that leyland in Ibadan is dead. And it's been like that for close to 15 years.

Same thing applies to Volkswagen. Infact that Volkswagen assembly plant has been converted to where they warehouse bottle water (mowa water)

well said bro,
PAN in Kaduna died in the early 2000's.
the Kano truck assembly is in comatose.
ANAMCO in enugu was recently resuscitated and is doing very well now.