Nigeria Largest Fiber Cement Factory Outside China Opens, To Export To Europe, USA & Africa

[@NedMedia]

Nigeria 🇳🇬 keeps attracting foreign investors because of the huge economy & strategic geographical location. Thanks for the wonderful comments 😊

[@akwaetteettekambaetiowo.1924]

Na today.fukani terrorists don take over Abuja

[@makindefrancos_tv4872]

Nigeria have to be Nigeria is the world producing nation it has to 🙄

[@klaasmalepe1406]

Now is the time to visit Nigeria ,proud of you Nigeria. This is your boy from Soweto, South Africa. ☮️

[@stevenfowowe1812]

Wherever you are in Nigeria doing something great you can be sure NedMedia will seek you out, the guy is like the Google-Map-Guy of the Nigerian social media space. Good job as always. Thanks 👍

[@NedMedia]

😀😊👍🏽 Thanks Steven for the amazing compliments.

[@itaekpo3569]

Why factory on from Abuja to yuroba land. Is that not show igbos or biafrans that nigeria is not for them.

[@rotimikayode1072]

Tell your governor's to build industrial estates to attract manufacturing into your states. No one is marginalising anybody.

[@itaekpo3569]

The one build Abuja yuroba land is it by governor. Why any factory volunteer by foreigner to build is mostly Abuja yurobs. So does it mean it can not refer it to south east too.

[@oyeleyemuhideen7019]

If the raw materials are available in abundance in igbo land and that the Governors there are not doing enough to attracts the investors...

[@gremamohammadtom939]

My Nigeria, Our beloved Nigeria, God bless the federal Republic

[@moham.279]

Bearer of great news. Thanks for sharing as always…

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

Your videos always bring encouragement and hope to those of us who reside in diaspora. Keep on keeping on.

[@snownfire]

As a Kenyan I'm so happy for Nigeria. Finally Nigeria is claiming her place as the giant of Africa. This is a game changing project for Nigeria and Africa and it proves that it doesn't have to seek anyone's permission to achieve prosperity for its people

[@oladipoajayi3191]

Another excellent video, fibercement board will sure bring down the price of buildings because wooden or light metal framed residential buildings can be built faster & cheaper, heavy metal buildings cladding, the only problem is the location because of security. The gas problems, the European are only looking for temporary solutions; environment problems with fossil fuels, there is presently a ban on any European Bank financing New fossil fuel projects, then they want to be carbon neutral by 2035, they have wild fire from environmental changes, most of their cities are prone to flooding if global warming continues, I think we should be investing in polymerization plant for our lng to turn it to plastic, even almost 20% of cars is made from plastic now and start most of our university to start offering course in plastic and elastomeric techniques, we can be what Hong Kong used to be, and that was one the things that helped perfect China revolution. Well researched and informative well done.

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for your wonderful insights 👍🏽

[@delightministers3372]

This is awesome 🇨🇮🇨🇮

[@oceejekwam6829]

Thank you delight ministers. Support from Ivorians is appreciated. I hope Nigerians will reciprocate.

[@jimmydread9702]

Great job NedMedia! Another high quality production of immense importance to the growth of Nigeria's economy. We talked about the importance of holding politicians accountable for projects they undertake, or in some cases, undermine. Can you imagine where the country would've been today if politicians allocated enough money and supervision to the Ajaokuta Steel Complex? I heard you mention NITEL, which was the flagship project of the 70's under Gen Yakubu Gowon. Corruption led to somebody trying to set the whole building on fire. So, please keep the light shinning brightly on these projects, so we can hold those officials accountable. Finally, please do an expose' on Cross River State, because for the past several years there hasn't been any projects launched by the current administration, and the one before it. These characters who call themelves professors better return to the classroom and leave management to the professionals. Once again, thank you for your excellent production and presentation. Kudos my man! Peace!

[@Ezeugo_1]

You know how to explain things relating to the economy

[@olaabdull6428]

This guys videos makes me want to move back to Nigeria..

[@newfaction3435]

If u can't come back then at least invest.

[@ebenezerso]

Big time industrial facilities, that's what we're talking about. And it must span the length and breath of the country, not weighing on just one local or region alone. All areas of the country must have serious industrial establishments, lots of them, this would create real and meaningful job opportunities for young and middle ages of all sexes. It will keep people busy, taking them out of truancies, putting money in people's pockets, real money and not those crazy silliness of those idiotic ritual nonessential stuff we hear much about these days. And at the same time, bring volumes of tax revenue to the areas and the country at large. An intelligent win/win situation for the people, and for the country in totality. This very industry shown here is a good start, looking forward to more good news like this in not too long a distance. Kudos.

[@josholan6986]

keep up the great informative new

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for watching Josh 👍🏽

[@lowla1022]

God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 🙏.

[@neoworld7980]

Nigeria is blessed a lot am proud to be in this Country

[@goodstudio_ng]

Great work NedMedia, I would really love to see more of your content. Also can you please look into the pros and cons of exportation especially exportation of raw materials. Thanks in advance

[@confidencerose2731]

thanks for the positive message

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for watching 👍🏽

[@Emmanuel00711]

Lots of jobs coming for my people ✌️

[@carla7250]

I agree. Look at what China does to other countries as your template

[@Isiejeme0829]

@@carla7250 Nigeria isn't other countries. Why are you bitter?

[@soyabraham5364]

@@carla7250 what are you trying to say?

[@johnnwabuforudemezue1108]

Thank God for this, I am happy

[@markfactor8265]

Hope the Nigerian authorities checkmate the capital flight from these foreign companies so the whole purpose is not defeated. Just $50m built a massive company that will employ hundreds of not thousands of people. That means the $19bn that the Buhari govt has spent fighting insecurity would have built 380 such companies. The whole bandits would have been gainfully employed. The impunity this administration and APC has brought on nigerians is sickening

[@charlesduru5838]

You’re doing well.

[@Racca908]

Hi, good to know. Are you planning to move to NIGERIA?

[@bellohadiza9414]

This a good move for Africa by great China , beijing is in the continent for positive developments said most of people period.

[@petereziagor4604]

Thank you for talking about PVC

[@Isiejeme0829]

Thanks for your good job. Rgds

[@markfactor8265]

Still don't understand why Germany never thought it wise to divest there energy needs from Russia knowing that the Kremlin have been hostile for a while and it was surely going to come to this with Putin at the helm of affairs. Yes Russian gas is cheap but France and Portugal have been buying LNG from NIGERIA since inception and their economies have been fine. Germany and by extension Brussels should have invested in alternative gas sources,now they will do it the hard way

[@richcontent]

Is it fully Chinese-owned or there is also Nigerian participation?

[@elsaduyale7352]

Thank you for the beautiful work you are doing to promote our country Nigeria. I always enjoy your videos as they give me more hope that we are moving in the right direction. However, a word of caution, don't introduce politics into your work because you can never tell where you will find favour. APC might decide to use your videos for election campaign, after all all these developments you post are happening under APC watch. Besides, Peter Obi can never be president of Nigeria. Don't back the wrong horse. Cheers!

[@fistandpen2505]

What a stupid post. "where you will find favour" is the retrograde, selfish mindset of losers. Right is right and wrong is wrong. Nobody will tell you who to vote, but it is clear change is required. NedMedia said nothing about APC, PDP or Peter Obi, rather he said voted representatives are the key to megaprojects what is wrong with that?

[@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236]

Smh

[@sampsonmichelle1116]

God Bless Nigeria.

[@geoafrica1410]

Can you upload a video how we can apply for all this new infrastructure projects going on Nigeria especially the ( oil & gas).

[@soyabraham5364]

which country are you from? I don't think you are a Nigerian

[@davet9708]

They should have good maintenance and management.

[@wallstreet497]

I wish it was a small factory so that nigerian venture capitalists will open a bigger one to claim the biggest part of the cake.

[@cliffordview8829]

Bruh you are brilliant! Tho Naiga has strange traffic patterns!

[@lslhomedevices3955]

Did you say 50 million? Is that value correct?

[@cyrilu2146]

We pray the company survives. This is what we encourage our politicians to do with our money that they have stolen.

[@enyumaenyuma278]

I wonder why his subscribers are still 27,000 when his contents is better than those with millions of subscribers. It is obvious that Nigerians value entertainment related content than functional Educational content the span across all subject matter like Nedmedia contents.

[@amoussaajani3570]

Is other way round,Nigerians preferred negative news to such news

[@esteemesbee6310]

Good us going on in Nigeria

[@esteemesbee6310]

The fact is that. Nigerians prefers fabricated and negatives news about Nigeria , lies that do not exist ,that's what please their deaf ear , like nothing good is going on in Nigeria

[@saleskidsairusa9883]

Its the Law of Process and Seasons. He is building capacity and stamina, in due time, it is a law, he will do exploits and gain influence.

[@Southernview3k]

Tinubu is too old to attract foreign investors and cannot express himself because of his age. What Nigeria need right now is leader who can represent the country at the UN.

[@normal_side]

Not only old age, he's not too old at 70 if that his is real age, the problem is that first, he has health issues and secondly he has appetite for cornering public money to his large pocket, thirdly he is the commander in chief of Àgbero in Lagos, so we don't want him in Aso Villa. Otherwise Abacus looting will be child play compare with his own.

[@martinemdrillla3844]

Peter obi is the right person

[@cristiano4289]

That's your opinion though he's the next president. We need visionary leaders like him

[@Southernview3k]

@@Innsidelyfe You and Whoever you're representing malule

[@Southernview3k]

@@cristiano4289 Can you employ sick old of 86 years to pilot your plane while you and your family are inside the plane?

[@scottola2497]

With all these Nigeria is definitely getting up to the 1 trillion dollar economy and that is if its not already there. The GDP of the country needs to be re-based in 2023, after 10yrs it was done last !!

[@sumtendechaba9884]

But who owns the factory? Why is Nigeria not owning factories?

[@newfaction3435]

bro it does not matter its in nigeria they employ nigeria nigerians are the ones buying it it provides foreign exchange

[@linusobi3289]

With all this why Nigeria still borrowing money from western world does it make sense

[@oluakinwale4859]

The question is; will ordinary Nigerians benefit or will they continue wallowing in poverty amid plenty.

[@alegbekehinde8753]

I believe that you can do more than the current CBN governor.

[@johnsonamoni6382]

I disagree with you. The CNB governor is the best CNB governor Nigeria ever had. Note the governor can only work with the amount of money generated by the country. Our major problem now is the low production of crude oil caused by the thief and vandalization of crude oil pipe line.

[@fataiadegbenro984]

@@johnsonamoni6382 sometimes we forget that we pay little to nothing in taxes as people...go to Europe and other countries and ask what percentage of their income goes to taxes

[@gamrpresident]

That amefele is the worst cbn governor in Nigeria history. I wonder why he hasn’t been fired

[@fataiadegbenro984]

@@gamrpresident that's your opinion and you are absolutely entitled to it but in my opinion after sanusi this guy is doing a awesome job giving the circumstances we are

[@alegbekehinde8753]

So the CBN governor that said abokifx is to blame for the rise in dollar or the CBN governor that said he would arrest Nigerians buying dollars with there hard earned money. This is the worst by far and its facts

[@normal_side]

Good product, keep it up. PDP even said they will rule Nigeria for sixty years not fifty.we will teach APC lesson as well come 2023. This time around not party, we are going to vote for individuals that is good among the contestants at all levels.

[@NedMedia]

You're right, they were so arrogant during their days in power. Thanks your comment shows you watched till the end, thanks for watching 👍🏽

[@Elkanah-e4b]

APC all the way

[@normal_side]

@@Elkanah-e4b Who will take you serious, that was what you said in Osun before the just concluded election, the broom Tinubu raised up in Oshogbo was used to sweep him & his cousin out of the state. Tinubu denied Ambode second term in Lagos, went to Osun to fight for second term for his cousin, as you can see the God of karma in action through the outcome of the election. The same way God will deny him presidential victory next year.

[@makindefrancos_tv4872]

Pèter òbí datti 2023

[@listenup2882]

Dangote needs to get into this.

[@Biobele]

He should focus on the things he currently has on his plate

[@listenup2882]

@@Biobele I agree. I mean after he sorts things out especially the refinery.

[@ademolaowodunni5088]

Why only Dangote has big as NIGERIA IS

[@henrysaleria7103]

Why Elon Musk as big as America and he is even a foreigner by origin. Please keep the sentiments

[@johnsonamoni]

I disagree with you when you said Nitel should not have been dissolved. That company was a complete waste even after the government had invested so much money in it. Nitel held the country back for too long .

[@fiahcush1549]

China alone a benefit

[@Emmanuel00711]

Power supply is another issues, useless government need to act fast now that industries are coming, power supply will encourage others too, burning diesel ⛽ in this hard time will affect their profits and easy operations.

[@abishop7629]

Power has really improved if u haven’t noticed. Of course we can do more.

[@anichimezie4924]

@@abishop7629 power have improved where? I guess u don't stay in Nigeria. We still generate less than 5,000 megawatts for a population of over 200m. We are still suffering from consistent black out here, abeg no improvement in that area.

[@abishop7629]

@@anichimezie4924 Oga I live in kubwa, Abuja. The light is steady..my family in surulere da get at least 16 hours daily..

[@martinemdrillla3844]

@@abishop7629 that's true in my area too it's not 24/7 but lately we have electricity for more than 15hrs a day, sometimes 20 hrs

[@peleboi1847]

Delta State receives one of the highest monthly financial allocation in Nigeria with no minor project not to talk of major project for the past 3 administrations. All stealing with no work done. Shame on the delta government 😭

[@FERESE]

GOD BLESS YOU!!! The people no dey complain but spend time to criticise all states benefitting from their oil.

[@ibrahimsuleiman8473]

Next time,vote good governor.

[@Biobele]

Stop voting cabal boys vote people not loyal to the cabal as a fellow Niger deltan I understand what you guys are going through it’s very pitiful

[@codedcj2196]

Most of the local government there don't have electricity supply

[@newfaction3435]

Don't worry it's not a problem we will just blame the north

[@mrmehihie1]

So South East or South South are not good in building factories, ours is just advertising it for them nonsense.

[@Light_to.D_world]

Let us be sincere with our self, this administration has embarked more on infrastructure and development of our nation more than anyone one, let us leave food hike and security aside every nation has it own challenges, if we embrace reality and support the government in our little way, i see Nigeria becoming world destination in the nearest future, no b only food we come eat for this life and its obvious enemy of the country are behind all the security challenges, if we all notice their have been reduction in kidnapping news and killing in churches because all their focus is not turned to next year election, is that not obvious it has been political propaganda.... My ppl let be wise, no man will build and still want to distroy it, Mr president and is ministers are doing so much to put a legacy for future purpose that will be a challenge to anyone who succeeds them come next year, for the dollar rise, no way we will borrow to build and expect our currency to remain strong but I know the infrastructure being put in place will generate funds to repay and we can be free of debt, we citizens should keep demanding for more and more accountability from coming gov to make sure we keep growing

[@edafeumukoro5369]

this is such a stupid statement, I am not even certain it is satire. "leave food hike and security" other nations do not have terrorists holding swathes of land hostage. People are dying daily and we should thank them for that? please think before typing

[@AR-uz6kq]

Hmmmm...China 🤔🤔🤔

[@Damian_S_]

Labour laws need to be updated - this plant may just have Nigerians employed with slave wages, poor working conditions & benefits.

[@gmog7857]

Ghana has more limestone than NIGERIA just check your facts🤠🤠🤠🤠

[@osunpeter4309]

Be saying rubbish

[@gmog7857]

@@osunpeter4309 KWASEA Ghana has more LIMESTONE than NIGERIA, do your research. All NIGERIANS love is BIG BIG BIG for nothing projects

[@soyabraham5364]

And who cares? poor will not let you develop it though in the next 20 years

[@soyabraham5364]

@@gmog7857 At least you typed NIGERIA on a Capital letter while ghana is in small letters what does it show you?

[@gmog7857]

@@soyabraham5364 I intentionally did that to show how small your mind is and how you think. You do not even know I have just played you.

[@john9030]

But they will need diesel to power the plants 😒

[@ikemmanuel7859]

Most bigger companies build their own gas power plant and Nigeria has abundant of gas.

[@pierropedro3704]

Keep sugar coating everything! What you are saying is not what the case is in Nigeria. A dollar is almost 1thousand naira.

[@gavinjohnson3065]

It's a Chinese company and not Nigerian so nothing to boast about

[@Pfunk100]

I don't understand why people can't understand this. Why not do it OURSELVES? We will receive crumbs in comparison to what china is getting.

[@v.e4103]

Lol when it is USA or the UK it is ok. Nigerians are majority of the people who are going to work in those companies.

[@Pfunk100]

@@v.e4103 give me one master for another, how cowardice.

[@v.e4103]

@@Pfunk100 show me 1 country in the world that doesn't have foreign investors. Nigeria needs to attract foreign investors. America, UK, Australia has more Chinese companies than Nigeria. West always want their enemies to be our enemies. When they had the opportunity to help build infrastructures for Africans what did they do?

[@Pfunk100]

@@v.e4103 i understand your perspective. may this situation empower us.

[@dewrightlimited9077]

Yell us more about insecurity in Nigeria. You are too positive about Nigeria.

[@oluwatobisalako]

With all the negative news we hear everyday, instead of you to appreciate the good work he's doing, so as for us to get our sanity back, you are advising he joins the other youtubers who keep backlashing Nigeria. Abeg o, we need to dey hear positive things too

[@dennisnjinyam]

We already know of the negative news and that cannot hold us back, we need good news to hope and advance

[@philipbanda6637]

@@oluwatobisalako For those fools who want negative news about Nigeria please tune to BBC or CNN leave Nedmedia alone .

[@rotimikayode1072]

@Dewright Limited. Not all Nigerians are unpatriotic and wicked towards their fatherland.

[@FERESE]

with your stable country plus electricity, how far have you gone with production. I hope IMF and foreigners have not taken over.

[@okon1624]

Thanks so much for this info 🫶🏾

[@NedMedia]

Thanks for watching Okon 👍🏽