July 4, 2013
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10:02Now PlayingBOI Weekly visits Amide Clay Industries in Ewekoro, Ogun State where the making of burnt bricks is the business in operation.
The company has enjoyed the facility of the Bank of Industry and is on the verge of expansion. This will involve the use of electric drying for greenware and a modernised method of firing.
In another segment, in response to complaints of hitches to registration of products by the trainees of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) arm of the Bank of Industry, officials of National Agency for Food Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) attended the 38th monthly training to clarify issues.
The officials explained issues connected to fees to be paid as well as product analysis to be carried out before registration can be done.
Another meeting on this episode of the programme is one that shows the concern of the Bank of Industry on how commercial banks managed risks through their Chief Inspectors.
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