The first set of
Made in Nigeria 4×4 SUVs will be rolled out by Nissan Motors in April
this year.
Chief Executive
Officer of Nissan Motors, Carlos Ghosn, disclosed this to President Goodluck
Jonathan on the sideline of ongoing World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Ghosn, who said the
vehicles would be rolled out of the old Volkswagen Assembly plant in Lagos,
noted it was possible to produce two to three million cars in Nigeria annually.
According to
him, this will lead to creation of thousands of direct and indirect jobs in the
country.
He also told
President Jonathan that Nissan intended to increase its investment in Nigeria
and establish its own production plant in the country.
“We are
interested in producing popular cars , totally adapted to the needs of
Nigerians,” Ghosn told the President, adding that the company also planned to
bring its global suppliers to make vehicle components in the country.
In his remarks,
President Jonathan reiterated that the diligent implementation of the country’s
new national automotive policy would rapidly develop Nigeria’s automobile
industry.
Good to hear this and hope all goes as planned. God protect the people of nigeria, may we finally enjoy the all the blessings dat some people has deprived us of, though we still have dem still trying to stop development but am sure you will stop them.
ReplyDeleteand finally protect, guide and enrich our president with the wisdom to govern the Nation well. Amen
Long live NIGERIA!! Long live PDP!!
ReplyDeleteScience, technology and industrial revolution in Nigeria. God bless Nigeria keep d flag high GEJ.
ReplyDeleteIt is a good innovation Mr. President, we are all in support of your transformation Agenda to make this country a home for all, instead of our youths running abroad to seek greener pastures which eventually might lead to their deaths. May Almight God in heaven give you the grace to continue the good works sir. Long live Nigeria, Long live Mr President
ReplyDeleteCKN,the word 'disclosed' is wrongly used in this story.
ReplyDeleteAre they made in Nigeria from †ђξ scratch or they are assembled?
ReplyDeleteenemies like u r d ppl we want to lock in a pit forever....does ur fada have a car assembling in plant in nigeria? enemy of progress
DeleteWaiting. I must buy one
ReplyDeleteNews of the week....congratulations GBJ
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