Nigeria Federal Government Committed To Local Industries’ Growth

Nigeria Federal Government Committed To Local Industries’ Growth

Admin   Oktober 05, 2019  

The Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Mr. Olusegun Aganga, has reiterated the Federal Government’s commitment to the growth and development of local industries by placing emphasis on local patronage as the key enabler of growth of the manufacturing sector.

This, according to a statement, signed by the Senior Special Assistant to the Minister on Corporate Communications, Mrs. Yemi Kolapo, is contrary to the interpretation given to the minister’s absence at the Senate hearing on patronage of locally-made products and services on Monday.

The statement said Aganga had, since his assumption of duty in the ministry, pursued policies and programmes directed specifically at growing the economy through industrialisation and backward integration with passionate support for local industries.

It said, “The Local Patronage Bill, when passed into law, will go a long way to protect Nigerian manufacturers, boost capacity utilization of local industries, increase the productivity and export of made-in-Nigeria goods, create jobs, generate wealth and save foreign exchange for the country.

“It is in this regard that the passage of the Local Patronage Bill, which has passed the second reading at the Senate, becomes very important to the ministry, considering the efforts by the ministry to create enough market for local industries to thrive. The ministry’s low quality representation at the hearing, as observed by the Senate, was due to a communication gap, which is highly regretted.”

To fast-track the re-orientation of the citizens towards the patronage of made-in-Nigeria products and also showcase the potential of the country’s local industries, Kolapo said the ministry, through one of its parastatals, the Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria, was already working with the private sector to  implement its grass roots-based One LGA, One-Product initiative.

This, according to her, is to serve as a complementary bottom-up multi-stakeholders development and investment platform for the creation of jobs and generation of wealth in the 774 Local Government Areas in the country, in addition to galvanizing and harnessing the potential of the informal sector of the economy.

Aganga was quoted as saying, “Local patronage is, in fact, one of the enablers of the Nigeria Industrial Revolution Plan, which the ministry recently kicked off. The lack of patronage of products produced locally is one of the reasons for the low capacity utilization and contribution to Gross Domestic Product.

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Turkish Airline Flight Safty Tips - Watch Video | Book Cheap Flights

Turkish Airline Flight Safty Tips - Watch Video | Book Cheap Flights

Admin   Agustus 10, 2019  

This is Turkish airline flight safety  trendy and fresh video technology to give all Turkish Airline passengers advanced in-flight safety                                                                         

       

For security and passenger protection during air transporting on Turkish Airlines, has developed a new in-flight safety video, riding on latest High Definition technology, to insure the safety of its passengers all over the country transporting on air.

The Turkish airline new video is featuring filmmaker and social media phenomenon Zach King. Turkish Airlines has been rated for six consecutive years as the Europe’s best airline, according to Skytrax, flying to so many countries than the other airlines.

The significant growth of the numbers of first timers or irregular travellers over the recent years, Turkish Airlines,has chose to leverage illusions to insure the safety level of the transporters. The original  purpose of these video is to keep  our passengers’ attention high during the explanation of the  importance safety procedures using the power of magic.

“The passengers from Nigeria and  other African countries and beyond, Turkish Airlines is offering a new proposition, which underscores the significance that we have  place on the safety of the passengers while on board,” said Turkish Airlines Country Manager in Nigeria, Mr. Tarkan Ince.

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“We have always put safety first in whatever we do and it's ben our belief that this is one initiative that will delight our customers to fly with Turkish airline as their best airline cause we always put their safety first.” 

Commenting on the in-flight safety video, the Chairman of the Board and the Executive Committee of Turkish Airlines, Mr. Ýlker Aycý, said,  safety is our  number one priority at all levels of our airline, in creating concise and engaging safety communications has become extremely important. 

”Turkish Airlines, we have always put our best to find the most effective and innovative ways to deliver excellent service and overachiever passenger expectations ensuring the highest level of security and safety  during all of our operations,” Aycý said.

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5 Things You Should Know About Black Friday

5 Things You Should Know About Black Friday

Admin   Agustus 09, 2019  

Black Friday is like a promo, the prices of goods sales are always cheaper than the original price in the market, in Black Friday you will be given discount, Black Friday can be located from Jumia, Konga, Yudala to nearly every online and offline store. But it won’t hurt to learn some other things you probably did not know or plan to experience during Black Friday. .

 It not always a positive term.                                                                                                          The first recorded use of the term “Black Friday” referred to the crash of the U.S. gold market on September 24, 1869. Black Friday Black Friday .                                                                               

The Rebirth                                                                                                                                         It was later rebirth in the 1960s to mark the kickoff to the Christmas shopping season in the United States. “Black” refers to stores moving from the “red” to the “black,” back when accounting records were kept by hand, and red ink indicated a loss, and black a profit. .                                                         

The first black Friday in Nigeria was in 2010                                                                           It was fuelled by the rise of e- commerce in the country. It began with the online stores and is now just beginning to spread offline. .                                                                                                        

The Record sales in 2016 In the US,                                                                                             The Black Friday 2016 was expected to exceed the $3 billion mark for the first time. It hit over 5 billion. It was also expected to become the first day in U.S. retail history to drive over a billion dollars from mobile sales. It hit over 1.2 billion. .                                                                                                      

All that glitters isn’t a bargain                                                                                                          Experts said that the prices of several goods increased about a few weeks or months to the Black Friday season and then reduced just a bit at the start of the season. To get the best deals, one would have to monitor prices overtime.

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