kikero:


Maybe, but the demand for masks has gone up, and Lagos in particular wants to make mask wearing compulsory.

Plus, importing masks is becoming more difficult, even for megapowers like the USA and the UK (USA just had a mask import order delayed...for 'some reason')

The mask they are talking about in USA is not your regular mask, they can mass produce that. The one that is scarce is n95 mask produced by only one company called 3M. US is not looking for anyhow mask

Nice one

SLAP44:
This is very good.

But the Aba method of mass production is a more grassroot oriented system where they are neither looking for publicity or government patronage. Those boys down there are producing on their own power, braving every challenge and getting better at everything they set their minds to.

We don't care about any government handouts. Give us a port in Ibaka, let us import raw materials and export finished goods and in 10 years, Dubai will be buying from us.

And there goes the empty boasting and vain chest-beating. All i see is inferiority complex.

Nice one. Your excellence, please award 5 billion face masks contract to this company and compulsory it for every body to use it. Thereafter, allow every body to go back to work. Thank you your excellence .

DonMustafa:
The US should beg us for face mask. Soon we will start exporting face mask to America

The US is after N95 masks, not cloth masks

Seetto:
excellent, I read all the comment above, non is attributed to tribe, if the coverage carries Aba or onitsha or nnewi, what you will be reading is.
Igbo amaka
Nna Aba
Good one from Aba, I am a proud Ibo
Ibo people are most industrialised
Ibo don't depend on federal government.

You will be seeing pictures of high roses in Aba

Some of them already brought how Aba type is better

SLAP44:
This is very good.

But the Aba method of mass production is a more grassroot oriented system where they are neither looking for publicity or government patronage. Those boys down there are producing on their own power, braving every challenge and getting better at everything they set their minds to.

We don't care about any government handouts. Give us a port in Ibaka, let us import raw materials and export finished goods and in 10 years, Dubai will be buying from us.

Rubbish.

Why should we leave Gatimo of Adenike Ogunlesi and run all the way to Aba to buy face mask?

Are you sure you are okay?

There is a port already operating in SS, instruct your brothers to start utilizing the port. Stop crying like babies!

Lovelyn451:
[s]that thing is 100% polyester, it'll choke you!!!

Look for Aba made face mask...don't say I didn't tell you[/s]

Stop saying nonsense!

No contacts?no email?
I could buy and resell if I cN reach them!!

wamiikechukwu:
The Garment industry remains a big one in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.

State government should use this COVID19 wahala and learn, they mustn't wait for instructions from Fg.

Every state should capitalize on one sector of the economy, then persuade FG to place embargo on import from the sector...

In that way, employment will increase and GDP will increase.

Stop wasting your time, they won't listen.


Nothing works in this country.

SLAP44:


I know you will import tribalism into the thread because of your hollowness. You have nothing more to add.

shut up liar from the pit of hell, why did you mention ABA in your first comment if not to down grade the Lagos factory

Lovelyn451:
walking corpse

Laggard peon

SLAP44:
This is very good.

But the Aba method of mass production is a more grassroot oriented system where they are neither looking for publicity or government patronage. Those boys down there are producing on their own power, braving every challenge and getting better at everything they set their minds to.

We don't care about any government handouts. Give us a port in Ibaka, let us import raw materials and export finished goods and in 10 years, Dubai will be buying from us.

A port is not too much for your governors to construct...with the federal allocation they receive. They can complete it in 2-3 years.

eleko1:
very good.ok than dat ankara clothes/bra type from dat across the popular bridge pipu

I was seriously waiting for the first tribalist statement to come in.

Nairalanders, you guys never dissapoint

SLAP44:


I know you will import tribalism into the thread because of your hollowness. You have nothing more to add.

Oga...you started it first by mentioning the factory in Aba as "grassroots oriented".

BEEFIE:


there's already onne port. do your Dubai with that

LOL!!

Chimookigwe:


Keep fooling yourselves, don't take your destinies into your hands. Ordinary gutters at Ariaria, you can't clear. Ikpeazu has refused to fix the roads to the markets at Ariaria. Keep asking for seaports. When they give you seaports, you start asking for ships too.

See the company producing masks in Ikeja, are they making noise and begging?
Even in Abia, are they using the facemasks produced in Aba? Sleep there o.

In fact...I just tire for the guy you quoted. They want to transform Aba to start exporting goods to Dubai...you will ask..who stopped them now from doing so...after all these decades?

Am not a fool and well done to Nike herself.. Are they going to be free and secondly face masks does not limit the spread of c0vid-19.. It only contributes to it .. Time to time u will use hand to adjust the face mask and it will cause the spread

IBO AMAKA. Abi amala!! well done jare

Froshloaded:
Lmao
They just want to help this company sell

There's actually nothing bad if they want to help them sell.

LegendHero:


Stop saying nonsense!

I'm into textile so I know what I'm saying, that fabric is what we call nylon

Lovelyn451:
I'm into textile so I know what I'm saying, that fabric is what we call nylon

How are those masks different from this?

SLAP44:
This is very good.

But the Aba method of mass production is a more grassroot oriented system where they are neither looking for publicity or government patronage. Those boys down there are producing on their own power, braving every challenge and getting better at everything they set their minds to.

We don't care about any government handouts. Give us a port in Ibaka, let us import raw materials and export finished goods and in 10 years, Dubai will be buying from us.

Why we commend the efforts of the Aba boys in production of face Mask, it does not in anyway belittle what this Company is doing in Ikeja. It is going to be great ting for Dubai to buy from Aba and Lagosians and perhaps other Nigerians buy from the Ikeja factory at the end of the day it is a win-win for Nigeria. Proud of both of you, we encourage healthy competition.

middlebelter:


Why we commend the efforts of the Aba boys in production of face Mask, it does not in anyway belittle what this Company is doing in Ikeja. It is going to be great ting for Dubai to buy from Aba and Lagosians and perhaps other Nigerians buy from the Ikeja factory at the end of the day it is a win-win for Nigeria. Proud of both of you, we encourage healthy competition.

I like your post, very matured response.

Ok

So Nigerians can be this ingenious! I always say that in this country we are never in short supply of bright and intelligent people but we lack rulers that can't think and be supportive to the citizens. We have all what it takes to match the so called developed countries the problem is our lazy leaders. May God help us to use this covid-19 pandemic era to come alive to our senses.

We are waking up from sleep. Nigeria Government should provide us with constant power supply to help boost our industries.

SLAP44:


I like your post, very matured response.

Sure, it was a very mature response. I commend him for exercising emotional and tribal restraints in responding to you.

But your own initial post was actually an eyesore. Your having to berate the garment factory that the op is talking about here to praise and extol one garment factory in Aba is so shameful! That's quite unbecoming and childish!

I hope you will learn how to critique constructively and maturely from the guy you quoted.

sammyscholar:
Sure, it was a very mature response. I commend him for exercising emotional and tribal restraints in responding to you.

But your own initial post was actually an eyesore. Your having to berate the garment factory that the op is talking about here to praise and extol one garment factory in Aba is so shameful! That's quite unbecoming and childish!

I hope you will learn how to critique constructively and maturely from the guy you quoted.

You are letting your emotions rule you. Read my post again.

This juvenile delinquent don't make this thread tribal. Behave!

eleko1:
very good.ok than dat ankara clothes/bra type from dat across the popular bridge pipu