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Aisha Buhari through her response has an insight into the power play at the Nigerian seat of power in the wake of a sickness that has kept her husband out of the country for over two months
I am down with strange illness after my pastor, his sister lured me to Russia – Florence, Nigerian trafficked lady
Finally, the mother took strands of hair from my head, armpit, private part and she also collected my pant for the oath taking
Nigeria can produce 380,000 cars per year —Jacky, KIA MD
MANAGING Director of Kia Motors Nigeria, Mr. Jacky Hathiramani, has, in his contribution to the debate, said that the country has capacity to produce 380,000 cars per year.
Auto industry begging a tow
The report, yesterday,’ focused on the revelation that as at 2016, 49 auto manufacturing licences had been issued by the authorities with only 25 factories having commenced operations in the country. In this concluding part, the report examines the country’s car manufacturing capacity and how much is being spent on importation of the product by Nigerians.
Background of the National Auto Policy
THE National Automotive Industry Development Plan, NAIDP, was introduced in October 2013 by the President Goodluck Jonathan administration to revive the ailing Nigerian auto industry. It was originally intended to encourage local manufacturing of vehicles and discourage importation of cars as well as gradually phase out used cars popularly known as Tokunbo.
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