Nigeria is to work closely with China for the production of Nigerian-made transformers by 2020, a top ranking Nigerian official said on Thursday.
He said that on that score, NASENI would look forward to launching made-in-Nigeria transformers soon. “It was ratified, signed, and approved for continuation by the current administration of President Muhammadu Buhari. “As a result of that collaboration, we currently have 60 qualified engineers and technicians in China training to specialise in all the aspects of this production at the China Great Wall Industry Corporation.
Haruna explained that Nigeria would contribute the 15 per cent balance of the total sum of more than 307.5 million dollars earmarked for the projects. “They started training in September and the training is for various durations. While some people’s training would be for six months, some engineers would be trained for four months and some others for three months
Napoleon Bonaparte was reputed to have referred to England as “A NATION OF SHOPKEEPERS”. Nigeria, nation of importers is gradually transforming into a nation of manufacturers
AdeosunTunde17 Wailers will say 'this man wants to block us from importing transformers again. god forbid!' But we will tell them that God Almighty will not forbid anything, as a matter of fact, He is fully in charge of all the present governance in Nigeria.
Time have come to invest on Solar system not transformers
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