You import machines and systems to process inputs.
"Actors" are local, 'Camera" is foreign. The foreign cameras add value to local actors
Export, that pays for "camera" and local "actors". the excess is wealth.
They import the camera, hire local
Imports of foreign cameras are not a problem, as long as you can export and pay the camera manufacturer.
Local actors can't produce films without imported cameras. If imports of camera stop, local actors lose jobs
Can you make local cameras? Yes but not immediately.
The solution is not to mandate that cameras be made locally, and ban camera imports but to drop duty on imported cameras, make more films, then sell more local films
Exports pay for imports. As long as film exports are more, you are fine.
On August 27 1991, Abia State was created
There are many good things to celebrate about Abia State e.g. Abia has stayed constant in WAEC performance…Abia has always been among the top three states with WAEC pass rates…
Enyimba of Aba won Nigeria first and only Champions League Cup…twice.
“Aba-made” goods have not died off, rather they have been resilient and have survived. Aba remains one of the largest SME bases in sub-Saharan Africa.