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N160m SUVs: Real Reason Why We Didn’t Buy Made-in-Nigeria Vehicles – Ndume
N160m SUVs: Real Reason Why We Didn’t Buy Made-in-Nigeria Vehicles – Ndume
The Senate Chief Whip, Ali Ndume, explained the rationale behind legislators’ preference for foreign vehicles over locally-assembled ones.
During an appearance on Arise Television’s Morning Show on Friday, Mr. Ndume, who represents Borno South in the Senate, pointed out that many of the vehicles labeled as “made-in-Nigeria” are actually only assembled in the country.
He said: “The reason why we did not choose Nigerian-made cars is because they don’t manufacture their vehicles, but they assemble them.
“I prefer Nigerian-made products, but the Nigerian car companies are only buying the vehicle parts and assembling them here.”
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