Inside Africa's Biggest Car Manufacturing Plant!-Made In Nigeria(Innoson Motors)

Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Co. Ltd., shortened as IVM, is a Nigerian automobile and bus manufacturing company. It was founded by Innocent Chukwuma Nwala, and runs a plant in Nnewi in the state of Anambra.f Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing is nicknamed Pride Of African Road.
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[@WODEMAYA]

It's took us a week to film and Edit this video! A lot of Hardwork was involved!I will be soo happy if you help me Share this video! Thank You! If this Video Get 10K Likes & 10K Shares I will upload my Interview with the CEO of this great Company tomorrow!

[@Globalfoodbook1]

That was a fantastic intro, wode Maya! You really nailed the interview. Africa is indeed blessed

[@BanterWithNj]

Let's do this!!👏🏽

[@nibfantezonetv]

Just added my own like. Ready for the interview 🙌

[@ibrahimtanko4365]

Ofcuse we will support u to share

[@pro.benjaminohenek]

Cool

[@justag9396]

Love to my Nigerian brothers and sisters from Somalia 🇸🇴

[@iwehclementine3772]

Love right back

[@thamiframa5592]

Love you too

[@sunnyprospertv8569]

This is the Nigeria you will never see in international media. Good Job INNOSON motors am a 100% proud Nigerian🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@mosesmlambo101]

They will just show boko haramu only negative things

[@african-history-fountain]

lol...naija man

[@bsmack66]

@Home Phomm The engines are Mitsubishi and transmissions are German.

[@jennkitchen4559]

@Home Phomm You don't have sense, he is known by a nigerian but buy parts from outside Nigeria, so don't be stupid.

[@maple-leafs13]

Its made in China and assembled in Nigeria and rebranded. Its like ikea furniture.

[@gunekh6798]

Come on, go Africa go... Africa has all the potential to be a great continent... Love to see Nigeria leading the way... Lots of love from India...

[@pawansinghbisht5831]

Nigeria has a lot of potentials. Nigeria can be Africa economic powerhouse if the Nigerian government and people there have the willpower. love from India.

[@afrocentral6063]

So true 💯

[@efemzyekun900]

Despite our manifold of challenges, Nigeria has been the biggest economy in Africa, since 2014....and the gap keeps widening. Go check out my claims.

[@fomujungfunjung471]

We've been hearing that like forever. Move on to something new.

[@medfitconsultant]

Nigeria can be India equivalent in Africa, if allowed to.

[@adeizaozigi5847]

Forget about leaders. Industrialists build great nations. Not politicians!!! Innoson was fully supported by the Nigerian government though.

[@bantuvoicemuchaikinuthia2536]

Despite everything, Nigeria is moving...Love from 🇰🇪✔... 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@augustinekola9402]

Absolutely point

[@TheSpectrumSafari]

I've not met someone so proud of the African Continent like this guy. He's doing such an amazing job

[@lovelllarbie]

He is African before any nationality though he is Ghanaian.. lets unite and build one Africa

[@princemike8724]

I agreed 💯%

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

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[@viclovely7706]

Trying to use Nigerians to make money from KZbin.. Inside his heart, he hate Nigerians

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

@@viclovely7706 my brother atleast he trying

[@vinaychaurasia216]

It's great to see Africans are also trying to grow.. love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Jocelyn197878]

I'm not African Vinay but love to you and your country too.:)

[@mankuokiakpe3455]

@@Jocelyn197878 Where you from?

[@hadhkamusa740]

Thanks

[@robertchukwuezi9625]

I love you Indians for one reason. You accepted Europeans techs and knowledge and abandoned their religion. You maintained your religion and your ways while accepting their technology and you have done so well for yourselves. You are great, Indians. We Africans regret today for accepting everything about Europeans, neglecting our ways and tradition. Hopefully, we will correct that soon.

[@Jakimovich]

Africa needs this! Manufacturing is key to growing a strong nation. Greetings from Canada

[@jeanduncan5614]

The Western media never, never highlight these wonderful African achievements. They make it look like nothing good happens in our homeland. Thank you Wode Maya.

[@emmauchenna7730]

As a Nigerian living in Ghana permit me to say MAYA is of different breed, he has no hate in him or what so ever

[@jcn908]

Nigerians are HATED everywhere.Ask yourself WHY?

[@congosaw5941]

@Emma Uchenna .You might also be of a differrent breed because there is possibility that there is no hatred nor arrogance in you.

[@emmauchenna7730]

@@jcn908 display it I know people like you can't hide it

[@kenziestv6934]

@@jcn908 we come to their country and take charge😂❤

[@imaAYOOLUWA]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Water roll down my eyes while watching this video.... I have heard of Innoson before.. but the people in government aren't giving enough support... May the Lord continue to uplift you brother Maya... I am a Nigerian and lives in Nigeria. Hail Maya..Hail Maya..Hail Maya... Hail Africa!!!

[@kwamenyame1277]

Ibo Kwenu!!!! As a Ghanaian who grew up with mostly Nigerians (Yoruba, Ibo, Ibibio, Housa, Beni... etc) friends in Texas... the love I have for them is on another level. The most ambitious fun loving people to be around (amongst all the craziness). With good leadership Naija will be unmatched in so many things. Nigeria I am rooting for you! When you win, the whole of Africa wins. PS: Nnewi reminds me of Kumasi so much.

[@nnenne1]

Yaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!! We igbos love you back.

[@asitis4661]

One hates it when Ghanaians use Nigeria to raise awareness about their own country. Why can't people comment without saying 'I am a Ghanaian', "as a Ghanaian", etc? That is a sign of inferiority complex. Ghana is in indeed a small, but must you people always seek attention? Other Africans, Togolese, etc have more confidence in themselves, why do Ghanaians lack that confidence?

[@kwamenyame1277]

@@asitis4661 lol you have a lot of issues... how many Ghanaians do you know. When people use as a Ghanaian etc... it is only a description for people to better understand where someone is coming from. We don’t lack confidence my dear brother/sister or whoever you are. We are rather very confident in our identity, that’s why we make it known. Don’t confuse the two. At the same time don’t confuse arrogance for confidence like some people do. I am an Ashanti, a very proud Akan at that who loves my dear country Ghana and all Ghanaians, who happens to love my dear brothers and sisters from Nigeria and indeed Africa as a whole. Don’t make assumptions on someone or something you do not know.

[@DeeJayPoundPower]

@@kwamenyame1277 word

[@-faramoluwanbi-6469]

Hi idk if there's an alternate spelling but it's "Yoruba" not "Yuroba" :) not trying to be rude.

[@siquara100]

Greetings from Brazil. I'm very proud of Nigerians. Risen Africa forever.

[@brianvesta]

As a person coming from a Jamaican background when Nigerian rises we all rise....

[@brianvesta]

@UCD9EL5Gg4ihfrcpkYEFHLLw It looks like KZbin has removed your reply.... Anyways Africa has it's problems like most places in the world and not everyone is gonna find it comfortable to live there.....

[@upsidedownpeon9984]

@Whyeil Arbukle These problems were not caused by white people, or any specific people. Why so racist?

[@joseraimundo3387]

Even Nigeria have an own car brand and Brasil doesn´t have. I´m from Brazil (Bahia)

[@Marty4650]

Here in the USA our experience has been that robots DO replace workers, but they replace the workers who do the most hazardous and repetitive jobs. And those are usually the lowest paid workers. But they also CREATE higher paying jobs for mechanics and technicians who maintain and operate the robots. On balance, it really is a good thing. The challenge for Africa will be in training all those mechanics and technicians that will be needed in the future. Thanks for a great video that inspires and gives hope.

[@michaelonyeka8313]

You're promoting Africa massively. This fella is a true definition of Pan Africanism or should I say Pan Africanist. Well done Wode Maya..

[@phakisokhutlane]

Nigeria is moving, making Africa proud. Love from🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@555125kevin]

Nigerians are good ppl, it's just the politicians & terrorist that hold the country back

[@annwarstockholmofficial9964]

And what does South Africa do to the African people ? U burn them, loot their money shame on u .

[@leemlomo5469]

@@annwarstockholmofficial9964 Don't believe everything you hear from media.

[@annwarstockholmofficial9964]

@@leemlomo5469 🤨🤨 i have been there in south Afrika gautang nundu wako

[@leemlomo5469]

@@annwarstockholmofficial9964 you're sick😂😂😂

[@chrischinasa4857]

IVM car is the best in the world because I have one and I have been enjoying it get one and enjoy with me very wrong and fuel usage good this car is good for african road thank you IVM motors for making africa happy and proud

[@mcasuzu]

I want to buy Innoson pickup truck for my brother in NIgeria. In the past, I bought him Toyota Tacoma. Do you have any idea what their basic pickup truck costs in US$?

[@georgeaagbanrin]

Thank you for promoting this automotive industry in Nigeria. I am from the west of Nigeria but i always knew the east will the first industrialized region of nigeria because of the civil war. I am little surprised it took a this much time. More grease to your elbow my Ibo brothers.

[@anaenugwuchinedujoseph1736]

We need minds like you to push our country forward, if only our government will do the needful in the political structure of the country

[@hajibah1273]

Wade maya, u make me proud to be an african. Africa have suffered from negative news for long time, u have single handed change the narrative of africa to the world. History will never forget the good job u have done for africa. God bless u and ur generation, much love from sierra leone.

[@doreenonekalit9888]

Just phenomenal 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@hajibah1273]

@QWECY True bro wode maya has made us proud , as well helping to unite one africa one people.

[@globallibran378]

@@hajibah1273 because of him i visited Africa recently. I loved the experience and the people!

[@silverglen5632]

This should make every Africans proud specially Nigerians. If they can supply all the African nations with these vehicles it will be a huge market which in turn make Nigeria a manufacturing power house.

[@african-history-fountain]

In the next 10 years, INNOSON will be a world supplier of vehicles, like Toyota and Nissan, not just a supplier to the African market.

[@eghosa2705]

Sierra leone and Mali ordered

[@adjoa-anima]

@@african-history-fountain the rest of the world would not support but Africans can. We need ourselves more than the others. It's a pity Nigeria want to pull out of the continental free trade but well the rest of Africa put together is still a great number we will be fine

[@sylviasworld9397]

@@adjoa-anima do they want to pull out? I thought they were just considering impact.

[@silverglen5632]

@Mr Man Need good governance in order for any country to develop. I think the way you are writing you understand the problems better than I do. Such a shame, I see a well educated second generation of Nigerians and Africans in UK and other counties. If Africa can harness and see this powerful resource beyond religion and region then Africa will be the richest continent in the world.

[@fortyfourrobo544]

Excellent video my Nigerian brother. My mom and dad were there from 1955 to 1968. He was a school teacher. I was born there. My dad passed away 2 years ago. He would be so proud of the people he loved and taught, making and building cars! Someday when I can afford it I want to visit. Beautiful people and smart!!! 🚘

[@EdwardAMendy]

As an African, this video makes me really proud. Thank you Wode Maya for showing us the greatness of Africa through your inspiring and informative videos. I have no doubt that Africa will take its rightful place in the world. Greetings from The Gambia!

[@nomsosworld]

Proudly Nigerian! Proudly African! Innoson is doing great 🙌🙌 one of my cousin brother bought one of innoson's jeep and the jeep is really serving💯💯 Thank you Wode Maya for taking me back memory lane of this great man Innoson😍💖💕❤😃 when you sang that National Anthem👌🤗 God bless you always Wode Maya.

[@WODEMAYA]

Amazing!

[@kensalrisetv7317]

African must united soport the African country love sweet mother Africa str8888 from jam rock aka Jamaica

[@BasicTechBangla]

Proud moment for your country.... Keep growing 🌼🌼 Nigeria 🌼🌼... a lots of love from Bangladesh💓💓💓

[@brotherBard]

Manufacturing is the KEY to any country that wants to be developed and independent. With manufacturing anything is possible!

[@preneurX]

Very true

[@AijayKay]

My university hostel (unizik HF) school buses 🚌 were innsons, we loved to ride on them like madd!! So comfy, top notch quality.

[@lstoryrecords_]

Woow thats amaazing

[@sunganizephaniaphiri1258]

This is the real Africa! We're leaders and have been leaders all along!!! Blessed continent we are! This is just a continuation!!!

[@ziggy3259]

Go Nigeria, May you and all of Africa Rise and help in making the Human Civilization ascend to the next stage in evolution. Lots of Love from India

[@NeloOkeke]

Best video on your channel for me so far... More than proud of Innoson. He is my biggest motivation.

[@lawalasiyat4749]

Yes oooo best so far 🤸🏻👍🏻💋their father 🤸🏻🤸🏻🤸🏻

[@jennysoutlet]

Pls share so he can get the 10k likes. I have already shared on my Facebook.

[@flashback5022]

Yes yes Jamaica in the house

[@nigussiem1253]

Much Respect my Nigerian brothers. 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹❤❤🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@abdirisaqdh]

Greetings from Somalia. I am proud of you Nigerian people.

[@immaculetaodinaka2186]

The plastic company is close to my formal apartment when I was living in Enugu. Innoson is a massive company that refuse to surrender to government manipulations every Igbo indigen knows what I mean.

[@delroymcgregor1486]

I am from Jamaica, great job woda maya I can bet you lots of people don't know that cars ,vans and trucks are made in Africa,I love the work that you are doing woda maya.

[@iwehclementine3772]

Even Nigerians themselves.Wode thanks.

[@shehuganganian4056]

This is the right time for Africans to patronize made in Africa vehicles, Inonnso is a blessing to Nigeria and Africa... Africans are capable.

[@kaustavsen]

This is really great. While the plant is still in its nascent stage, miles to go, but it is a start towards being self reliant and self sufficient. Africa has been suppressed for years, now it is time for Africa to rise up :) Loads of good luck and best wishes from India!

[@abubalo]

Nigeria is not only Lagos, there are other 35 states to explore. Thank you Wode Maya for your unbiased views.

[@ekinematics]

This is true. Funny many people visit Lagos and generalise it as Nigeria. Nope Nigeria is more than just Lagos.

[@abubalo]

@@ekinematics exactly, I found it amusing too when people said they are unaware of other states in Nigeria except Lagos. Probably because of its massive population, even though it's the smallest state in Nigeria.

[@ekinematics]

@@abubalo Quite sad.

[@ane1315]

My state is 3 times bigger than Lagos by land mass.

[@nigerdeltamirrortv9311]

@@abubalo True. Lagos is like a dot on the map of Nigeria....Small in land mass but the biggest in terms of economy, population and others. Nigeria is huge, its like 5/6 West African countries joined together; it will take years to explore

[@lugaritzbrown2250]

This company should have branches all over Africa.

[@musiclover5023]

Remember that song .....it will come in time you must be patient. Lol

[@mcclaink06]

First master the process

[@albeanka742]

Soon

[@african-history-fountain]

That tells you the huge size of the Nigerian market. If that was any other African country, the management would have been forced to expand to other nations. But he's in Nigeria, so he's barely scratching the surface, let alone meeting the demand. Any serious business person today needs to be investing in Nigeria. It's the African India or China. It is the one market in Africa that realistically could make you a multi-millionaire, or even a billionaire.

[@thimzathishna4057]

Yes,I totally agree, importing cars from Europe should be a thing of the past in the coming years for Africa

[@whoostermachanganyi4558]

I have watched this many times,but I still need to watch again.

[@abes.4040]

They look really good. Congrats from Dominican Republic.

[@tmobiletemp9832]

OMG made in Africa for African roads. Nigerians are exceptional people.

[@Hasara_Tupu]

Bring them to kenya we will buy them, buy Africa build Africa

[@micheni734]

I support this. Buy Africa, Build Africa.

[@thecargotsold]

The are left handed unfortunately

[@micheni734]

@@thecargotsold They can make right handed ones for the East and South African markets.

[@Darubini01TV]

I will be in Nigeria in Dec.I need to get my mom one of these cars.

[@african-history-fountain]

Lol. The Nigerian market is so huge (200 million people) they're still trying to meet local demand.

[@oluchi_assumani]

So proud of my Anambra people!! We are so innovative it's incredible. One day I'm gonna gift someone an Innoson car.I'd get one for myself if I lived in Nigeria. We need to support our people!

[@kingsleykester8167]

@David Rosenberg What did you mean, bescumber?

[@caesar3909]

"Our people" needs to be all Africans/black people not just a single tribe. Tribalism has taken us nowhere & is the reason why we were so easily conquered in the first place.

[@17millionpercocetplease61]

the world seems to be just plagued by bad news but Nigeria is winning so hard right now!!! Guys keep it up! I love seeing shit like this 👍👍

[@uchenwezi]

**Innoson Motor is a gift to Africa** 🌍🙌

[@iwehclementine3772]

Gbam!!!You said it.

[@passwordpassword9227]

How is low quality MADE IN CHINA AND ASSEMBLED IN AFRICA a gift for Africa?

[@winnieo4968]

@@passwordpassword9227 hater!!!!!!!!!👎

[@mangosandpineapples4301]

I am from Papua New Guinea and I just wanna say this, imagine all the Black people around the world importing these cars from Africa...It would definitely become one of the most popular cars on the planet. I love our African brothers and sisters.

[@mangosandpineapples4301]

@strange_sunset007 light brother/sist..of course we are BLACK just like Fiji,Vanuatu,New Caledonia,Solomon Islands,Australian Aboriginals etc. Now back to your question. Yes Papua New Guinea is made up of different ethnic groups or indigenous with different skin colours..Where I am from in Papua New Guinea, people are Black and brown like Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods respectively. Okay,there are several other areas of Papua New Guinea where people's skin colours are similar to the skin color of American singer Alicia Keys. They are classified as Polynesians,similar to the indigenous Maori people of New Zealand,Tahiti,Samoan,etc. There is also another area in Papua New Guinea where the people's skin colours are darker then my skin colour or darker than Michael Jordan's skin colour..dark like the South Sudanese or the Kenyan Masai people. They are known as Bougainville people. Google 'Bougainville Papua New Guinea ' to find out more. We are all native indigenous people of mixed colours, hundreds of tribes, and hundreds of languages that makes up what is known as Papua New Guinea. I thank you for your question, and feel free to ask me more if you want.I am happy to reply so other Black brothers and sisters around the world can read my comments and learn a bit more about Papua New Guinea. .

[@mangosandpineapples4301]

@strange_sunset007 light i understand what you're saying regarding Indians and whites.In my country light skinned people (similar to Alicia Keys) including myself with African dark skin consider ourselves BLACK.And my country Papua New Guinea, including neighbouring countries such as Fiji,Solomon Islands,Vanuatu,New Caledonia etc are officially known as MELANESIAN countries. Melanesia is a Greek word which means, BLACK. (Google Melanesian countries). I know Indians don't regard themselves as Black but in the eyes of white European people and the Ku Klux Klan, Indians are Black...no matter how hard some of them try to bleach their skin white,they are still Black in the eyes of white Europeans...had Indians been living in ameriKKKa in the,40s, 50s,60s,Jim Crow laws would have applied to them as well.

[@Neddie2k]

@@mangosandpineapples4301 your comment about the Indians made me laugh my head off. 😜😜😜😆😆😮. Kkk won't know the difference between African back and an Indian

[@mangosandpineapples4301]

@strange_sunset007 light bro/sist..I hear you loud and clear. . To be honest, many Papua New Guineans watch these African youtube videos; many leave comments without telling everyone where they are from.WodeMaya videos are shared in many Papua New Guinea facebook pages.That's how I first found out about WodeMaya,through the Papua New Guinea facebook pages.

[@zebs0804]

@@Neddie2k let’s not forget there at Africans in India too. The Siddhi originated from the Bantu tribe in Africa.

[@pvere3246]

It was awful seeing the man spray painting wearing just a surgical mask. He must be knocking decades off his life.

[@adambamf9365]

TIA

[@rcarmisin3465]

@@adambamf9365 So what are you saying? Masks don't work lol :) jk

[@R.U.1.2.]

@@rcarmisin3465 Not for industrial aerosols. Aerosols are poisonous. You can find out by turning a paint spray can around and blow it into your mouth. Love the channel!

[@ffilby]

Water based paint!? If he was using 2k on that level of production there wouldn't be any decades left to knock off!

[@curriervp1]

Did you see the guy on the mig machine? I assumed he was at least closing his eyes since he wasn't wearing goggles. nope, staring right at the arc

[@PontiacFan68]

Cars made in Nigeria a automotive busniess thats going to have a story in itself can't wait to see the future of African automobile and its stories love from USA 🇺🇸

[@jrt2792]

I'm an American who has 40% 🇳🇬 background. I want to import an Nigerian car to the USA, I usually don't mess with newer cars, but I'll give the people in the motherland all the support that I can.🇺🇸♥️🇳🇬 Edit: Thanks for the comments & 👍 . As much as I would like to own a 🇳🇬 car, it would cost a TON of money, and there's USA's government rules that'll make it even more challenging. But, I can always have a 2nd home in Nigeria.🇳🇬😉

[@sweetlemonade6925]

Great! If you want more information about Innoson, you can visit their website: next.innosonvehicles.com/

[@africantruly8857]

That website looks dodgy as fuck!!

[@philderrick6305]

@@africantruly8857 hahahahaha 🤣

[@Darubini01TV]

That website needs some work.Spend money on that site.There's competition out here.

[@blckprnz261]

that will cost a hell of a money to import a foreign car to America :)

[@prosperyeboah4646]

Wode Maya, you make me proud to be a Ghanaian and African. Please continue to show the beauty and ability to do in our continent.

[@joydavid5428]

I am a Nigerian, we Love Ghanaians💞👍👍👀👀👏👏

[@sweetlemonade6925]

We love you Ghanaians😀 - A Nigerian

[@cyclonicleo]

This is awesome to see! As a person in the first world, I couldn't be happier, because the true potential of Africa is finally starting to be seen. I very much hope to see Innoson do very well and lead the way for Africa and Africans. Congratulations and thank you for this excellent video!

[@gisborne1847]

No bull dust, Africa is about to emerge into the Sunshine. Good luck from Australia.

[@ousmanjarra8660]

Nigeria is capable of developing the whole of West Africa, base on three principles Meritocracy, Pragmatism, and Honesty.

[@Danuxsy]

but it need foreign investments to grow which means foreign companies will get even more rich and powerful from their success. That is how the world works, if Africa grows then all wealthy countries will benefit since they have the money to invest and start this growth to begin with, in fact it's highly likely that foreign countries will own a large part of these future companies (if they will ever exist) so I'm not sure if it's that good for the African people more so than it is for wealthy countries like the West and East Asia.

[@agass2576]

Like someone here said earlier, Nigeria is a dark horse that people outside seem not to comprehend the scale at which things are growing there. Most media and people out there mostly expect or want to dwell of the negative publicity of Nigeria, Concerning foreign investors you mentioned, some are there and more are looking towards entering, but for many years now Nigeria and Nigerians are actually investing by themselves in some of these huge ventures and projects that are normally done by foreign investments in some other countries. Nigerians are taking their faith in their hands in areas they can, while still expecting the foot dragging foreign investment. If you watch well, from automobile, tech, oil and gas, infrastructure, petrochemical, etc... more Nigerians companies and individuals are investing in large scale, some already in motion, some on the works. The bad publicity of Nigeria affects some foreign investment, but also opens the way for local investors... both are important, but Nigerians won't wait for all the foreign investment to arrive before moving on.

[@SotySpecial]

Loved seeing a woman assembling the cars! Nigeria to the world!! Thank you Mr. Wode Maya

[@redfaman]

I would love to say that I did not expect this from Nigeria, however for years the Nigerians have been leading the education field and with that being said this should motivate others to meager together with not just Nigeria ,but Africa on a whole. They surpassed expectations and excellence.

[@chrisudoka5420]

You keep watching too much fake news about Nigeria but i can tell you Nigerian has the highest manufacturing industry in Africa. European countries don't want to see Nigeria progress that's why they put terrorist in northern Nigeria .

[@relerfordable]

I'm from Boston, Massachusetts. Not certain how I came upon this video, but I'm proud of hard work, quality and look of the cars and success of the Nigerian people.

[@myafricanchild4491]

Glad to hear him proudly say "Made in Nigeria" 10:13-10:14. All those that think that Nigeria is just a market can now see that Nigerians and Nigeria have that manufacturing and industry mind-set. Blessed nation, good people.

[@everydayblogwithme]

The people of Nigeria are progressive they just need good governance

[@temiladealamudun5063]

Yes 👍. Nigeria need a visionary and nationalist leader that’s not tribalistic or religious.

[@tyy5557]

Couldn't agree more.

[@kalgandikota7075]

Governments are made of people who are representative of the sensitivities of their demographic. Until a decade ago, movies being the cheapest entertainment, besides a spouse, were imparting knowledge, intellectual stimulation and political acumen to masses. Since last decade, there is a demographic shift towards internet and on-demand content. The on-demand internet content is such that people actually see what is happening around the world and aspire for the same. So, even the worst Government will adjust to the needs and aspirations of people in due course of time. No need to be doing coups and being belligerant against existing governments. The study of Psychology and how to communicate with even a ruthless leader is important for all highly educated Africans who are the real minority of full-tax payers in African nations. That said, I understand that the problem of tribal silos mentality exists in Africa and colored Asia. We must all make it a habit to not ask anyone their tribe even in love relationships. Even if someone gets to know of one's tribe, that person better not talk about the tribe. I saw a video in which last President Obama went to Kenya and bragged that his father was of a higher class tribe. This mentality is hurting Africans and colored Asians too because weapon's dealers exploit this tribal silos mentality for weapons sales. Another idea is increasing the number of public universities in Africa in all disciplines. USA with only 320 million people has more than 300 world-class universities and 3000 accredited universities. Now there are around 1.4 billion people in Africa. How many universities Africa must be having now? Also, Africans cannot all go to Europe, China, India and Americas to get educated. Also, foreign education is expensive and results in an impression of colonialism in one's mind. Now, an African nation’s money is going at creating best work-force for foreign countries to be exploited. Rich African youth, well-educated from foreign countries, are feeling indebted to those foreign countries. That indebtedness must be broken and that indebtedness can be broken only when the rich are educated in their respective countries or other nations of similar peoples....Have you ever heard American Presidents, English Prime Ministers and American or European Finance and Defense Ministers and other top rulers and their businessmen studying in foreign countries, especially Africa? Also, for the money being spent on the defense budgets to wage a war on neighbors, can anyone imagine how many world-class universities can be built and/or run in these nations for the next 40 years? In a nation, as many as possible must be educated in graduate and post-graduate degrees, with poor getting scholarships to improve their loyalty to that particular nation. Unemployed post-graduate youth are the least worry to a nation and majority will ultimately strive to be entrepreneurs, start non-profits, join civil services, armed forces, become politicians, go to foreign countries etc., thus ensuring Africa will also develop in Fourth Industrial Revolution on par with at least China if not USA. At UN, when someone speaks about “Development”, one thinks only about “economic development”. Thus, the nations of the world are divided based on their economic development as Developed nations, Developing nations, and third-world. If you analyze and observe, the nations that are transitioning from the status of third-world to developing to developed nations have similar ways of life and they do not follow their religions verbatim though they strive to defend the same for political and economic gains. Just upgrading economic reforms and relaxing FDI laws won’t help achieve development. Besides Economic reforms, any nation needs waves of social and cultural reforms in parallel to catch up with China, USA, Japan or other developed nations. Many nations of Africa and colored Asia carrying the weight of their bygone colonial history, had waves of social and cultural reforms pre-independence to unite their peoples against colonial rule. However after Independence, the social and cultural change has been rather slow in those nations. Many nations are still struggling to shake off the colonial mindset being passed on from generation to generation. Intellectuals must come together and come up with innovative ideas for the Pan-African identity by mixing the various discriminatory ideologies like tribes, languages, religions, sects, castes, regions, last names, gender biases, food habits, dress habits etc. Africa cannot continue being an amusement park of stone-age for the rich travelers from other continents and their kids. Progress and Prosperity Always! Where there is no progress and prosperity there is no Peace or there is no Love. Prosperity inspires awe and respect of one’s neighbors, relatives, communities, cities, states and nations. Then those prosperous would have too much at stake to risk an attack even for religious or ideological reasons. Entire world thinks….”Is my neighbor/relative/sibling going to be so poor? If he is going to ask me money or enter my home to loot, what should I do? If he listens to me, how much can I pay him for serving me? If not, Should I teach him religions and ideologies that I myself never followed? Prevention is better than cure! What should I do to avoid him from now on?” That’s how majority of people think either in microcosm level or at macrocosm levels (village, city, state, country, world government (UN) levels)… Education, Entrepreneurship, Electricity, Connectivity and social modernization must be facilitated/encouraged especially in all poorer regions and poorer sections/communities of Africa. The poor must be encouraged to take up jobs or do businesses in Non-farming professions (with a delay/ban on mining as much as possible to protect their habitats/regions/cities/rivers/seas). Connectivity includes Modern Communication Systems like Satellite, Mobile phones, internet etc. besides print news media, roads, water-ways and railways. Education is not just being literate in English Language, marrying a muzungu or taking up a different religion but an overall Education aimed at building one’s own character, families, communities, cities/towns/villages and if given a chance the entire nation. I apologize for saying anything inconvenient. Majority of people in this world reason though they may be afraid to express themselves in public. Let us all humbly meditate and introspect on how to sow the seeds of hope ensuring peace, progress, harmony, prosperity and happiness in the lives of Africans with social reforms by the power of technologies. That said, I am not affiliated with any political party, any religion, caste, race, last-name, tribe, sect, clan, cult, creed, language, region, direction of region(N/S/E/W), last name, pincode, language, skin-color, hair-color, eye-color, gender (women including LGBTQ), media, NGO, business, any Government institution, dress habits, food habits, exercise habits etc.

[@Idojournal]

This is so true.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

@@Idojournal kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKWUkIaQa7F2rdE

[@moemoes5989]

Hand built automobiles, built by Black Country> Why in all the world am I just hearing about this. And from a simple utuber at that. Where are the news outlets. Why aren't Jay-Z and Daniel Washington driving one? Im coming to make my remaining life's dream to own me one. Thanks WODE MAYA. Very important video. I cried with you.

[@ZebraFacts]

I am married to a Filipino and my daughter is married to a Nigerian. I have lived in the Philippines and I have visited Nigeria. I am amazed at the similarities of the two countries. I find myself more and more feeling that if you swap the people from one country to the other, I'm not sure either would notice. I'd love to see a collaboration between the two countries in the manufacturing of a host of products including automobiles.

[@brandnewtofood2184]

Banter with NJ subbies gather here🤫. I cant wait for part two interview with the OGA himself, very wise man. Good work as always🇳🇬❤️🌍

[@blueangel6845]

Proud of my town Nnewi and thank you Maya for visiting. Mum always say to me "remember where you are from" .Africa to the world.

[@Delious07]

I am from the America, and Being African American Gear head I am proud to see black people building cars. I am so proud of the mother land for this!

[@rubenlapidot]

Black people started building cars in 1900. check for Paterson and sons.

[@solomonpaul5317]

This is the most detailed video about IVM so far. Many never believed it's an actual manufacturing company, thinking it's an assembling plan. From this video, you can speak with full confident knowing all this ✅✅

[@adriansamuel1474]

I am from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 Caribbean I will love to have one I will put a big ticker saying made in land of the black, I really feels good to see this

[@mangosandpineapples4301]

Brother, I am from Papua New Guinea and I just wanna say this, imagine all the Black people around the world importing these cars from Africa...It would definitely become one of the most popular cars on the planet. I love our African brothers and sisters.

[@Alysum77]

We love you all our black brothers around the world. Take care

[@adriansamuel1474]

I pray for the day to come that we as a people would understand build and trade among out selves, sharing knowledge standing under the of umbrella colour and see tribes no more o what a joy 🤩

[@vinnyn6377]

Love your spirit.

[@Tethloach1]

It is great to support our culture, black culture which is African culture. Be proud of what we have built as a people and support it.

[@rebuildcongo3371]

We African must be proud of buying African products because Africa is not the future but the present. Best regards from the Congo DR. 🇨🇩

[@worshipdancer6312]

I disagree. Africa is the past, the present, and the future- she gave life.

[@theodoremwamburi3410]

Very true.We need to change our mindset.We believe everything from the west is better than what we have in our countries.

[@legendkiller6122]

Africa is the past present and future it’s always been here

[@rebuildcongo3371]

@@legendkiller6122 You're right, let stand up and make mama Africa great again et take back our pride

[@rebuildcongo3371]

@A O We welcome you to visit our wide, beautiful country with thousands of opportunities. People here are loving and warm

[@kwenahlase]

Much love from here in South Africa... what we need is just to unite and promote this vehicles compete against foreign made cars.

[@isaiahbanton3786]

Love from a Canadian Jamaican ! We are all one ! Need to grow

[@shawniehoward]

As an African American living in Amerikkka, this makes me so proud.

[@vinnyn6377]

Thanks good sister for that. I came from the southeast region where Innoson motor's plant is located.

[@cuttight]

@seamo9000deBuilder SUPERBEING Has that been crash tested? What's its score rating? What's the warranty period?

[@dcryptospace1284]

@@cuttight According to who’s standards?

[@cuttight]

@@dcryptospace1284 To the only standard that matters. NCAP (EuroNCAP, ANCAP, Global NCAP) that use almost identical testing protocols.

[@vinnyn6377]

@seamo9000deBuilder SUPERBEING They refused because it's just a small assembling company on the early stages of developed. But their story is an inspiring story. Hopefully, in 10 to 20 years time, they could come on board like innoson.. Innoson started in vehicles production started in 2007. But it's process started decades ago. Innoson also has assesories of some of the components of the vehicles they manufactured in many factories in different locations in Nigeria. Innoson started with importation of motorcycle spare parts followed by motorcycle assembly------ followed by manufacturing the parts etc He also have other 5 different factories...one produces plastics needed in the vehicle manufacturing plant etc. Therefore,it takes over 20 years or more before any company's stabilization . It's a gradual systematic process.

[@marioeugene2005]

I’m watching this guy I’m from Long Island 🏝 NY this guy is unbelievable🤔 love you Man keep working we watched you👀

[@WODEMAYA]

Awwwww!Keep watching!More to come from the motherland!

[@ZAGIDI]

Bronx in the house

[@securityunitgh]

@@ZAGIDI please am in the Bronx too and am a content developer can u please get in touch with me so I can also share my content with u please thank you

[@daltonturgott6063]

Philly in the house..One Love

[@flightklub7740]

Florida in the house.. Love this guy.. very authentic and genuine.. I will be in Afrika Soon!

[@josecortez5213]

Bring it to America, I would buy this over a Korean car in a heartbeat!

[@chevyfan029]

Fucking why lmfao

[@kurupung1]

Wouldn't pass the safety inspection

[@vaonhify]

🙌👏👏👏 I will definitely love to own an African manufactured vehicle.... one day InshaAllah

[@afrobeatsviralsongschannel924]

Innoson motors if you see this,please use musicians to market your cars on music videos..Ask wizkid,flavour,Davido,etc to market it and use it in their videos.. As soon as Nigerian musicians use it,it's a rap ..Sales will go up in Nigeria and the whole of Africa ..Don't ignore my comment..

[@sweetlemonade6925]

That's exactly what I was thinking lol!

[@iwehclementine3772]

Good strategy.Tie the publicity of your cars to Afrobeat.

[@kinguche9208]

You smart like snake 💯

[@watulukamedia6724]

Even in movies, they only show bmw and mercs

[@TheFreshPrinceofWakanda]

LOL....... so have Bentleys and Maseratis sales gone up because of wizkid, flavour, Davido ?😀😀😀😀😀😀 Please do proper demographics and research their fans base first

[@lindaezemedolu]

Yes oh INNOSON motors that's my next car I love their cars, has a very prestigious look

[@arthurborlet]

as a french native,i am not even close to black, but even i think that it's good that this exist, as it will enable africa to finelly pull it's own weight, and good economie make a stable country

[@afrocentral6063]

Africa can pull its own weight if they are allowed to. You’re from France so you should know how France can’t even pull its own weight without controlling the reserves of 14 Francophone west African countries. 🙂

[@miltonboyd2092]

Praise the Lord! Finally Black Africa can demonstrate that they too have the manufacturing capability to produce motor vehicles in their own country. As a 57 year old Jamaican I am very proud of my black African brothers and sisters. I am also very grateful that Nigeria made this achievement happened in my life time. My only question is why didn't the Government of Nigeria took the initiative to unveil and broadcast this very historical and significant occasion on behalf of Sub-Saharan Africa? Wode Maya is really awesome and thanks to him we get the opportunity to know more about Africa's potential and creativity, but I think this occasion deserves a bit more formality.

[@eltrabjador422]

I m Sénégalais Man im so very proud to see m'y africains country move forward

[@mobillionblack]

From now on all I want to do is drive an African made car.... One Love from Somalia

[@nnenne1]

Love you guys

[@frontiernerfelopments7959]

lol its a chinese car

[@slysteel7227]

@@frontiernerfelopments7959 I have been checking the comments for 2 days searching for comments from loosers like you who go about posting crap online,you can see them moulding and forming the parts yet you claimed it is chinese car,losers like you who never amount to anything useful in life go about posting stupid comments everywhere.

[@diawaraoussey9091]

@@slysteel7227 he may even not be an african.

[@AliIbrahim-pc4dj]

@strange_sunset007 light Hey Somalia Is One Country we are together not north east or south we are somali and our country is somalia

[@khangelwakhathi508]

WOW, WOW, WOW!!! AFRICA IS RISING SLOWLY AND SURELY WE WILL MAKE IT!!

[@ROSEMARYHWATA]

I am proud of what Nigeria is doing to the Africans Continent. Gone are the days when Cars were said to be manufactured in European. Thank you for uplifting our Continent.

[@sustainablesystemsmedia3556]

Nigerian KZbinrs: this is another excellent example of the sort of content viewers want to see. Educational, informative as well as entertaining. Well done Wode Maya and best of luck to your colleagues in Nigeria.

[@kenziestv6934]

There are Nigerian KZbinrs who do this too.

[@ane1315]

Nigeria has KZbinrs? This people with yeye content about makeup and celebrities gossip. The only visionary, pioneer KZbinr Africa knows is Maya then my fellow Nigerian brothers like Tayo fellows.

[@truethots3088]

@@ane1315 one has already interviewed innoson and toured the facility. She may not have the large platform like wode maya and may be a novice but there are several with great content just not popular yet. So they are coming up. Let's encourage not put down. Have you gone to any of their pages to say this is the content you want to see cos they are always asking

[@immaculetaodinaka2186]

Don't mind them ...port Harcourt saga and gossip all the time 😁😁😁😁 some of them have good content ooo

[@ane1315]

@@truethots3088 Hey I'm not here on KZbin to stress myself. I watch whatever black content i see. I knew Maya when he started his Chinese vlog. Then came returned back home Africa and started this whole series himself, no KZbinr brought forth such idea to him cuz before him no Africa KZbinr is doing what's he's doing. It's only later on that the community start suggesting where they want to see him tour. I'm not downgrading anyone I'm just saying facts as it is. When Maya first tour Nigeria every Southerner told him not to visit the core north but he finally did and that's for sure one of the best decision he ever made. The content from their are one of the best and most inspirational out here. People learn got inspired, many got to see the beautiful North, it diverse beautiful people and their culture that the south dominated media outlets been hidden from the world. Did the KZbinr community told him to visit Arewa and it's abandoned people? Content creators doesn't need to be told what content to produce. The creative visionary ones are doing their things and people will find them. I hope other Nigeria's content creators continue to take a leaf from pioneer himself.

[@jmkamau1281]

That is why we need African media so that they can highlight some good news about Africa like this wonderful no wonder I have been a proud African

[@dzzd7922]

Big up from Algeria, wish you all the success to Nigeria and to the whole african continent!!

[@mrbesinadventures1909]

it's good to hear africa can produce its own cars. while here in Philippines our cars are all import.

[@babsjob8729]

What I love the most is the fact that lots of women working there. Big up naijas big up Wode Maya

[@Blecyn]

This was satisfying to watch. “Vehicle manufacturing company is an industry of industries”. I like how he is very articulate about where they get their stuff. Employing at least 1800 people is a darn good thing. Weldone Ghana man for telling the African story and opening up the greener lives in Africa to the world.

[@jamaicansistarobinson7587]

For real!

[@Blecyn]

@Mr Man learn to appreciate what you are and what you have. Time and seasons and the time is here.

[@easyware]

@Mr Man Samsung started somewhere. It started as a very small company but, thankfully, it was not put off by haters like you.

[@Blecyn]

@Mr Man lol/ small minded ? It’s good to know how you describe yourself. Congratulations

[@douglassantet647]

@Mr Man NOPE UNITED WE STAND WE WILL NOT ALLOW SECESSION THOSE 200 MILLION PEOPLE YOU ARE BASHING ARE ALL POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS

[@cheikhantambackesene9403]

Very Proud for my Nigerians Brothers! From Sénégal.

[@irshadahmedsoudagar1094]

MashaAllah ! Happy to see such good quality vehicles being manufactured in Africa. Got faith in African people's hard work will lead you to become world's number one brand. Focus on quality and Productivity you will succeed. With good wishes from India. 👏👏

[@superdebator]

As a car enthousiast living in Canada, I am so happy to see this. I hope to get an opportunity to drive it one day. Continue manufacturing and improving your product #lovefromcanada

[@sonofdavidfilms]

Maya......am feeling super proud to be an African...........for all the by force leaders in Africa watch out your time is up Africa and this NEW Africa belongs to young vibrant forward looking Africans

[@DIYtechnology4u]

Respect from UKRAINE

[@rorybellamy2533]

more Protective gear ! Glasses on Everyone Always . Paint Respirator , Welding Clothes and Eye protection. im very glad to see INNOSON

[@gianmatthewgalvan6689]

I'm very happy for the Africans for creating this wonderful piece of engineering from the Philippines.

[@jessicaubah]

I'm proud of my country NIGERIA I'm proud of my state ANAMBRA Finally, I'm proud of my town NNEWI INNOSON MOTORS COMPANY to the world Nnewi nwere mmadụ 🤸🤸‍♀️💃

[@myafricanchild4491]

People should start buying and using INNOSON Vehicles.

[@afrakanaswahilitv5520]

Safi. Huu ndio mwendo wa kukweza na kukuza uchumi wa Afrika. "Tuko pamoja milele daima."

[@jthusany]

I happy you corrected him on that "Made in Nigeria comment", this is what divides Africa. I think he meant made in Africa pinpointing Nigeria.

[@thembinkosikissama8764]

True

[@nicolast7644]

Southern Nigerians are so freaking brilliant! They have developed industries that many people didn't even know, existed in Nigeria. I'm really impressed!

[@moham.279]

typical bigot,

[@nicolast7644]

You mad bro?

[@moham.279]

@@nicolast7644, you’re the one that is mad...

[@bestwater6620]

@@nicolast7644 sharrap pls

[@nicolast7644]

@@bestwater6620 Calm down, even Wode Maya himself approve my message.

[@chukwumajohnson01]

I'm so excited to see this development in my country. Africa and Nigeria are shining so bright. Thank you so much Woda Maya Africa's biggest KZbinr 🇬🇭❤️🇳🇬.

[@chukwumajohnson01]

@Sokei Okoye Lol it's been three years since I returned home to Nigeria. I'm not actually from Anambra but from Onicha in Ebonyi. Anambra is where I have my business, Awka precisely but I lived in Awka and Nnewi.

[@nnenne1]

@@chukwumajohnson01 Amambra and ebonyi, what’s the difference? They’ll still Create another state out of ebonyi and then they’ll be different?

[@chukwumajohnson01]

@@nnenne1 Lol you are right. There is no difference at all because all igbo states were created out of each other. The boundaries and names have made it look they are different which they are not. Thank you so much for the correction.

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJO5XmCBqpd7qNk

[@delightayoyoh4422]

To God be all the glory for healing Nigeria and Africa as whole Moving from poverty into property. More grace to their elbows? Love and light to us all.

[@charmaine7700]

Yes!!! Go Naija!! Go Africa!! Love you from South Africa 🇿🇦❤️❤️

[@africantribes3492]

Yebooo chomiza.