RC- NDIKILO CONGRATULATES HIS GROUP FOR STARTING KIBAHA GAS CARE CREAM PROJECT
Coast Regional Commissioner Engineer Evarist Ndikilo right receiving instructions from one of the directors of his case crew company Frank Nyabundege left during his working visit to inspect various activities as well as listen to the concerns and challenges facing investors.
Coast Regional Commissioner Engineer Evarist Ndikilo in the middle standing with some officials of the lake group company involved in the manufacture of gas cylinders during his working visit to visit some of the factories being built in Kibaha District.
Coast Regional Commissioner Engineer Evarist Ndikilo visiting the Lake group factory to see for himself the various activities taking place at the factory as part of his working visit to see for himself the various activities taking place at the factory.
A photo of Coast Regional Commissioner Engineer Evarist Ndikilo with Lake Group executives looking at some of the equipment used to make gas cylinders.
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BY VICTOR MASANGU, KIBAHA
Coast Regional Commissioner Engineer Evarist Ndikilo has said that the investment in a gas cylinder factory by Lake Group will eliminate the challenge of environmental degradation in and out of the Coast region.
Ndikilo made the remarks over the weekend after a one-day visit to some of the Industries in Kibaha Town Council.
He said, The factory which is the first in the country the cylinders that will be manufactured will reach the people easily and cheaply compared to imported from abroad.
“Extreme deforestation is coming to an end, environmental degradation due to the use of wood and charcoal is now ending after Lake Group set up this factory which is the first in the country” said Ndikilo.
Announcing the factory, Lake Oil Director Frank Nyabundege said the factory was one of the companies owned by Lake Group, including moths, moths, water pipes and gas cylinders.
Nyabundege said Lake Cylinder (the only cylinder manufacturer) is the only gas cylinder in East Africa, where when completed in all phases it will be able to employ 250 workers and in the first phase 25 workers have already found formal employment and 90 are informal jobs.
He said the factory has the capacity to manufacture 50,000 cylinders per month and 600,000 per year and that the cylinders are 30 percent of the cylinders imported in the country
He noted that the Lake Group company through its three factories will all be able to pay more than 2.8 billion in taxes.
The Governor also visited the Kairuki Human Pharmaceutical Factory which, if completed, will also reduce the cost of importing medicines.
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