Bukola Saraki and Other Nigerian Senators At  ‘Made in Aba‘ Trade Fair – Photos 

 

 Nigerian Senate President , Bukola Saraki , Read what he Said.

 I had fun today at the ‘Made in Aba’ Trade Fair. It was amazing to see the ingenuity and quality of Nigerian made products. In my remarks, I promised that the National Assembly would work on amending the Procurement Act by changing the word “may” to “shall” to ensure that Nigerian products are given first priority over their foreign counterparts in the procurement process, see photos below. 

 People’s Reaction.  

 Hope the senate will reverse it decision on spending billions of naira on exotic vehicles and patronise made in nigeria vehicles. Lets support the likes of Innoson motors, peugeot etc – Akune
 I am not entirely sure if past Senate Presidents in Nigeria have been this active and engaging as the current President Bukola Saraki. If they are, then the current Senate President sure do know how to carry the populace along and effectively informing them of his activities way more than the past Senate Presidents. Congratulations to the Senate President on this.
- Franklin 
 made in NIGERIA products shld be our PRIORITY nd PRIDE…
we need to encourage domestic manufacturers…
I salute ABA-PEOPLE for being Industrious….
tanx to SENATE PRESIDENT  4 such move…
cct shall all be fun at the end of d day…
SARAKI shall overcome d cct…
#westandwithSARAKI… – Ameen 

 So Mr SP, you are just coming to terms with the ingenuity of the Nigerian? It’s a pity that we have in positions of leadership people that do not know us well! After all, since you were born, you’ve only been used to foreign made products being the son of one of Nigeria’s ‘big man’. However, thank God you’ve seen it yourself. Please help us inform your colleagues in the NA that from henceforth CHARITY MUST BEGIN AT HOME. Relevant laws must be enacted that will de-emphasize patronage of foreign made goods no matter how attractive. Stringent penalties must follow any breach else Nigerians have a way of circumventing the rules and our courts will call same ‘technicalities’. God bless Nigeria! – Njoku