Malawian:
I have not seen anything Yoruba people produced here o. I suppose we both have different ideas of what production is all about.

deedeedee1:
I dont know why the title of this thread was changed

deomelo:


Mr Bayo Olotu was my friend and departmental fellowship leader at ECU ( Evangelical Christian Union) at Obafemi Awolowo University.

An outstanding guy and he opened my first yahoo account for me when he was the head of Shekina Business ( A business arm of the fellowship).

What a small world?

okway:


They're located in Ibadan.

You can also contact them through their facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/itelefootwearshop/

kopell:
Wow my friend just sent me this link, this is great seeing it for the first time. Where are all those critics that say Nigeria don't and can't make quality products. Most of this young innovator need to come online with aggressive promotions for their made in Naija products. HANDS UP for the guy that put all this together. God bless you. Amin.

Nigerian born shoe designer, Shola Yusuf arrived in the U.S. in 1989 with only $100 in her pocket. She worked her way through pharmacy school and continued to work at a breakneck pace to support herself and her daughter and to one day realize a dream of owning her own business.
Shola’s designs are beautifully shaped, elegant and quite well-made in vivid hues and luxury materials (some with patterns) adding to their appeal.
Take a bold step with Shola Designs and you’ll find the latest, newest, freshest styles of their shoes in a wide variety of heels, pumps, flats, wedges and accessories. Get to know more about the designer in the interview below.

[b]T.T DALK is a Nigerian-based fashion brand that is redefining the African footwear industry. It makes simple, trendy and elegant footwear for both men and women that appeal to a wide range of consumer tastes.

Temilade Osinfade is the founder and Creative Director at T.T Dalk. During his days at the university, he would draw out footwear designs on paper for local shoe craftsmen to make for him. His shoes and slippers caught the attention of other students and that’s how the T.T Dalk footwear business was born.

T.T Dalk is revolutionizing the local footwear business in Nigeria and has been featured on several international fashion shows and runways. He primarily sells his shoes on online stores and a few boutique retail outlets in Nigeria’s major cities.

In a recent press interview, he gave the following advice: “… you need to have passion for the business, it takes a lot of consis­tency and perseverance. Define your brand, and define your target market. You will not find many people who are knowledgeable about the business, so you need to educate yourself and do most of the work at the early stages. You must be very creative, and most especially you need to take risks. Get out of your comfort zone and explore the outside world!”

T.T Dalk is definitely a promising brand to watch in Africa’s fast evolving footwear landscape.[/b]

laudate:

Bros, how you take sabi all these people? Abi you sef dey play pools & lotto?

Origamist:
lol,egbon do a piece on Dr S A Adegunwa(I don't know if he has been mentioned).
He owns Essay Holdings.
One of its subsidiaries is Rite Foods,the producer of Bigi susage roll.

shervydman:
mo ti miss.............. seriously, mo ti miss.

deedeedee1:

E ti miss gan!!! Anyways, e ka bo sir

shervydman:
mo ti miss.............. seriously, mo ti miss.

Origamist:

lol,egbon do a piece on Dr S A Adegunwa(I don't know if he has been mentioned).
He owns Essay Holdings.
One of its subsidiaries is Rite Foods,the producer of Bigi susage roll.

More than ten years ago, House of Tara founder Tara Fela-Durotoye, sparked a revolution that reverberated across Nigeria, creating a powerful corporate brand, a range of interesting makeup and skincare lines aimed at women of colour, and setting up Nigeria’s first make-up school.


Tara Fela-Durotoye is a Nigerian makeup artist and lawyer. A pioneer in the bridal makeup profession in Nigeria, she launched the first bridal directory in 1999, followed by the establishment of an international standard makeup studio, and the launch of the first makeup school in Nigeria.

Over the past 16 years, Tara has been dedicated to realising her vision of building a globally respected beauty company of African origin. She is the founder and current CEO of House of Tara International; the creator of the Tara Orekelewa Beauty range, Inspired Perfume and the H.I.P Beauty range; and a highly respected mentor for make-up artists and small business owners. She is a genuine powerhouse and gamechanger in the cosmetics industry in Nigeria and an inspiration for the rest of Africa.

shervydman:
thanks padi mi, i'm feeling fly right now, I no mind to start from page1 again. where are those omo nna?

obaaderemi:
Hahahaha,sherv,you were busy on that dead kenyan thread.Me a don commot that thread tay tay only to pop in today to see that it added only one page in one week after Nigerians left it for the boring kenyans and super boring south africans who are now left with discussing athletics and the weather like Englishmen.This thread apart from being interesting, is very informative and relevant in jolting into consciousness the yoruba youthful minds as to the question,'what are we still doing in this geographical expression called Nigeria with people holding us back to their levels?.

Origamist:

lol,egbon do a piece on Dr S A Adegunwa(I don't know if he has been mentioned).
He owns Essay Holdings.
One of its subsidiaries is Rite Foods,the producer of Bigi susage roll.