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Beautiful!

It's okay (though I prefer simple designs) and it looks like it won't be fake (tired of made in Aba) because of the standard of the factory good, really good.

I love simplicity, not this. But it’s nice all this same

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sholatech:
Can we have their ?

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Kusheer:
Omg wtf nice furniture so this kind of furniture can be made in Nigeria
Pls federal government should pls ban made in turkey and other imported furnitures
Nice furniture

If they ban import of foreign goods , the demand for the local ones will increase and that might cause the prices of the local ones to Skyrocket which will cause hardship for the consumers, that's the same thing that happened with Rice......instead the government should create ways for the production of such goods to grow both in quantity and quality and the demand for the foreign goods will runs..... it's a technique america uses.

naptu2:

thank you Bro

This is beautiful. AbaAmaka

Go thinking Good product

This is really good. If only Nigeria government has sense to make the investment climate friendly. They could be exporting this. But sense is too far from Buhari.

mastertek:
Unnecessary hype too much, this is what Kamoru will design in his worship and put outside, we just walk and ire the design.

But, this is what someone is hype here and think this is the best, because of mediocracy and have Access to internet

Meanwhile your English is so mediocre. Start by improving on it before judging other people, o man of excellence.

Chibuhealth:
I'm proudly Igbo, nomatter what we must keep moving forward.

beating chest because of this ugly outdated furniture

WHISTLING NWA ABA SONG WHILE SHAKING MY HEAD

Your moniker said it all!
No time for time waster

nextstep:


The law of economics eh? See this https://www.tesla.com//incentives
The is the US government (Federal and State) basically subsidizing solar and electric vehicle industry up to 40%, depending on what, and state of residence. Left to the law of economics, the EV and solar industry would not survive because it's way too expensive for Americans to afford.

Also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agricultural_subsidy
Why do developed countries local industries with subsidies for agricultural produce when their citizens can just buy it cheaper from China and Latin America? US farmers get over $20 billion in direct subsidies from their government annually; if you add the for food stamps (which helps America's working class buy the food they could not really afford) of $68 billion (look it up) you can see USA s its farm industry with at least $90 BILLION a year. And this is a very very rich country.

And why does US subsidize steel? https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB943834458435506838

This is what governments and citizens do all over the world: pay more to your industry. Telegraph, telephone, postal services, electricity, Silicon Valley, trains, internet, space, satellites... all these were introduced with government intervention, and ed for decades. Like the US, China s a crap ton of industries with cheap loans, export subsidies (pay no shipping fees to export your product), and cheap (below cost) electricity.

The law of economics does not socialism (e.g. public schools, medical care for their elderly or unemployed, or pumping billions of taxpayer money into the stock market), yet this is what the US engages in. Then they turn around and tell us not to our industries because of "the law of economics".

We can lower the cost by having steady electricity, better roads, low interest loans, removing import tariffs on raw materials, encouraging our leather tanners with incentives, cheap animal feed, and lower transportation costs. Also by subsidizing finished goods with a phase out period.
All these come from the tax payer in one way or another - either directly from income tax, reduction in subsidies in other areas, or guarantees for banks to issue low interest loans. If the government is not at the stage to do this, individual tax payers can help by paying more for these goods.

Unemployment is no justification for being a criminal, that is true. But there is a direct causal link between unemployment and crime. Employ people, crime goes down.

Bear in Mind that the GDP per capita of the countries you listed here are miles ahead of Nigeria's.

Our purchasing power is very low.

How much is our minimum wage to start with?

tot:


White man? Why do Nigerians refer to middle eastern people (e.g. Lebanese) or even asians as whites i.e. caucasians? They are not.

The guy in d picture is not even Lebanese,, na yellow pawpaw

naptu2:
The factory.

Can I have their or address tnx.

booscy:
Bear in Mind that the GDP per capita of the countries you listed here are miles ahead of Nigeria's.
Our purchasing power is very low.
How much is our minimum wage to start with?

I understand what you're saying, but it's a distraction. A serious country will take the right steps, no matter what.

Since these Western countries have done this from the start (1800s), you can infer GDP does not matter.. every Western country along the GDP curve has given incentives to help its industry. In fact, the lower a GDP (aka productivity), the more a government's need to subsidize and its nascent industry. Britain in 1700s, was the template for subsidizing its companies, and this practice has lasted till today:

Many definitions of merchantilism define "Mercantilism to be the basic policy imposed by Britain on its colonies. Mercantilism meant that the government and the merchants became partners with the goal of increasing political power and private wealth, to the exclusion of other empires. The government protected its merchants - and kept others out - by trade barriers, regulations, and subsidies to domestic industries in order to maximise exports from and minimise imports to the realm."

In recent memory, Korea had a GDP lower than Nigeria... (I've rechecked, Korea:$3.9 billion, Nigeria:$4.2 billion in 1960). A former colony of Japan, they were fully devastated by war, rampant infant mortality, starvation, and by every measure in much worse shape than Nigeria at that time. They stimulated their industries - using the same techniques I've outlined, and are now the 12 richest country globally.

What's our excuse again?

booscy:



Bear in Mind that the GDP per capita of the countries you listed here are miles ahead of Nigeria's.

Our purchasing power is very low.

How much is our minimum wage to start with?

The west will kill to have our wages.


The guy you responded to knows what's up.

Nice, the entrepreneurial spirit of Nigerians is unquestionable, but the problem is corruption and setting their priority right

@ op where is the hallowed hands company located in Aba,is there any number of the company available.

nextstep:


The law of economics eh? See this https://www.tesla.com//incentives
The is the US government (Federal and State) basically subsidizing solar and electric vehicle industry up to 40%, depending on what, and state of residence. Left to the law of economics, the EV and solar industry would not survive because it's way too expensive for Americans to afford.

Also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agricultural_subsidy
Why do developed countries local industries with subsidies for agricultural produce when their citizens can just buy it cheaper from China and Latin America? US farmers get over $20 billion in direct subsidies from their government annually; if you add the for food stamps (which helps America's working class buy the food they could not really afford) of $68 billion (look it up) you can see USA s its farm industry with at least $90 BILLION a year. And this is a very very rich country.

And why does US subsidize steel? https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB943834458435506838

This is what governments and citizens do all over the world: pay more to your industry. Telegraph, telephone, postal services, electricity, Silicon Valley, trains, internet, space, satellites... all these were introduced with government intervention, and ed for decades. Like the US, China s a crap ton of industries with cheap loans, export subsidies (pay no shipping fees to export your product), and cheap (below cost) electricity.

The law of economics does not socialism (e.g. public schools, medical care for their elderly or unemployed, or pumping billions of taxpayer money into the stock market), yet this is what the US engages in. Then they turn around and tell us not to our industries because of "the law of economics".

We can lower the cost by having steady electricity, better roads, low interest loans, removing import tariffs on raw materials, encouraging our leather tanners with incentives, cheap animal feed, and lower transportation costs. Also by subsidizing finished goods with a phase out period.
All these come from the tax payer in one way or another - either directly from income tax, reduction in subsidies in other areas, or guarantees for banks to issue low interest loans. If the government is not at the stage to do this, individual tax payers can help by paying more for these goods.

Unemployment is no justification for being a criminal, that is true. But there is a direct causal link between unemployment and crime. Employ people, crime goes down.

You figured it out.

Welcome on board, this is extremely difficult to explain to educated Nigerians in particular.

Great

Can we translate this into a large scale business and derive from the economy of scale, not just post pictures of a few set of beautiful upholsteries that are not market proven?

saaphiere:
Good one. Give Nigerians a solid ground to stand and we will carry the world on our shoulders.

the price is wat scares people away , imagine a foreign is 250k while local is 350k ,when there is no enough money in circulation ,we will definitely settle for the initial

Beautiful!

naptu2:
These are pictures of furniture that was made in Aba. The pictures were shared by Sam Hart, the director general of the Abia State Marketing and Quality Management Agency.

.na durability we day talk about ooo, them go last?

The price is affordable, I just purchased a set from them last month and their product is durable.

Men in the land are visionary and hardworking but the leaders are greedy and selfish and visionless. By now Aba ought to have become industrial hub..but alas..the successive Govt are doing nothing to develop the infrastructure of the place. You see them building palaces as if they won't die forever.

Nothing is impossible.

What our supreme court governor know in imo state is to be approving hotel construction upandan....
The only thing we know in imo state is to be building hotel and church every where.... Rubbish!!!

There is nothing special about the furniture. There are different people in different states making breath taking furniture and not making noise about it. Everything na chest beating for this flat heads.

masterP042:
Igbo amaka, Afonja ajoka

Hey stop the hate, spread love.
Ifunaya bu Nye chukwu choro.

Love these two but not the center table.

My brothers amaka.

Delkuf.