Nigeria making the efforts there to revive the country's oldest and biggest car assembly plant. Originally built in 1972, the plant was meant to produce cars for the local market but it is now struggling to fend off competition from cheaper, imported, used cars. CGTN's Kelechi Emekalam has that story
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