Wood Now ‘Costly Like Steel’ Due To Lack Of ‘Private Forests Investment’

While wondering around online, we saw something of possible value to share with investors. The statement below by a Nairalander called waldigit suggests that wood is now ‘as expensive as steel in Nigeria’ due to ‘a lack of private investment in forestry’. We decided to share: as you might want to investigate for possible investment.…… Continue reading Wood Now ‘Costly Like Steel’ Due To Lack Of ‘Private Forests Investment’

KAM Steel And Innoson Should Partner ASAP

An indigenous steel manufacturing company, KAM Steel, has just acquired a steel plant at Igbafa Village in Shagamu, Ogun State. That is a plus for Nigeria. Having a fully functional steel plamt cam increase local content while reducing the need for car manufacturing companies to spend scarce foreign exchange. So, we call on KAM Steel…… Continue reading KAM Steel And Innoson Should Partner ASAP

Innoson To Set Up Car Manufacturing Company In Imo State

Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing is to set up a car-making factory in Imo State. In a chat with Vanguard, Innoson CEO, Chief Innocent Chukwuma said; Have you considered partnering or merging with known foreign vehicle manufacturers? Well, most of them want me to partner or merge with them. Yes, we are looking into it. I’m going…… Continue reading Innoson To Set Up Car Manufacturing Company In Imo State

Preventing Recurrence Of Fire Incidents At Ariaria, Ochanja Markets

The other day it was a section of Ochanja Market Onitsha that was gutted by fire. Then days ago, Ariaria Market, Aba also had a major fire incident. Clothing materials and equipment of hardworking traders and artisans were destroyed. Many hardworking businesspeople have thus landed from economic frying pan to economic fire. Fire fighting trucks…… Continue reading Preventing Recurrence Of Fire Incidents At Ariaria, Ochanja Markets

Steps To Save Nigeria’s Economy From The Coronavirus Effect

Currently, Coronavirus has locked down much of Nigeria’s economy. This has sent many into the harshest economic crises they have ever seen. Many businesses have been closed down for months. As a result, both employers and employees have been thrown into hardship. Private school owners and teachers for instance, have never had it so rough.…… Continue reading Steps To Save Nigeria’s Economy From The Coronavirus Effect