The confidence of discerning investors in the economic power of Aba and Abia State is in focus again as a brand new factory berths in Nigeria's MSME capital, Aba

'Beyond Clothing' is the brain child of Mr Prince Arthur Uche and it is something new and big 


The brand new Garment Factory is complete with State of the Art machines. 

Prince took to his passion of fashion after graduating  from the Nigerian Law School, Enugu Campus

His learned colleague, Onyebuchi Ememanka narrates that  "We were at the same NYSC Camp together at Awgu, Enugu State and while other Corpers were doing endurance trek, tombola nights and toasting babes, Prince was busy selling customized NYSC tops he made himself in Aba.

" He would sneak out of camp, go to Aba and return within 48 hours with a big bag full of beautifully made NYSC crested vests. He had our guys in other camps across the country to whom he sent consignments of NYSC tops and trousers and they sold everything in days. He made one set free for me o. 

"I saw Prince when he started. He didn't even have a machine of his own and had to rely on machines owned by his elder brother.

"Prince has moved from making trousers and shirts to owning a garment business that today is worth villions, traversing the entire globe to buy fabrics and machines for his business. 

"I can tell you that no other garment factory anywhere in the South East can match what Prince has put together at this factory"

According to Ememanka, "The factory is designed not just to employ and pay people but to train them. The trainees will have accommodation inside the complex, and get some stipends while being trained and they have chances of growing in the organization

"With this factory at Ajagba Street Off Brass, garment business will never be the same again in these parts. Prince told me that he is now able to produce all manner of clothings with the same quality and in the same quantity as what you can find in China.

"In other words, with this factory, you don't need to go to China again for any form of garment production", he affirmed