Yoruba

Anything Yorubas put their hands upon, they must prosper.

We're on CNN: http://www.cnn.com/2016/06/16/africa/aif-prize-inventions-2016/index.html

Tryctor: A motorbike-turned-tractor targeting small farmers in Nigeria

It was knowledge of this that prompted Nigerian automobile designer Olufemi Odeleye to spend nearly 10 years developing the prototype for a low-cost, multipurpose, mini tractor – created with the Nigerian, and African, small-scale farmer in mind. His invention, dubbed the Tryctor, has been adapted from the traditional motorcycle and caught the attention of the Nigerian government which is currently piloting the solution among farmers. And this year Odeleye and his Tryctor are up for the Innovation Prize for Africa.




Ibo

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Omofunaab2:

Fulani ke... . They should be competing with idomas

Kaiiii
Saiiii
Chaiii

I pity Ibos

afonjaheadhunt:
Posting images of tailors and shoe cobblers alone does not move any one, Aba alone holds the market for Africa, Yorubas have not been able to provide a matching equivalent manufacturers list for Onitsha alone so Igbo's are not threatened by tailors and coblers

That is how threatened and intimidated people sound.

IbosEnvyYorubas:


Tufiakwa!!

Onitsha equivalent shall never be our portion.

Ibos stay on your own lane. Yorubas aren't your mate.

i know you lack comprehension, give me a list of Yoruba manufacturers in Nigeria how hard is that, posting picture of products that are soliciting for funds and have not even reached beta testing or hit the shelves is what you call manufacturing

Oga show us Afonja manufacturers list and what they produce, not this trial or experimental products displayed here as for the tailors and shoe makers you have been showing Aba holds that market.

IbosEnvyYorubas:
Anything Yorubas put their hands upon, they must prosper.

We're on CNN: http://www.cnn.com/2016/06/16/africa/aif-prize-inventions-2016/index.html

Tryctor: A motorbike-turned-tractor targeting small farmers in Nigeria

It was knowledge of this that prompted Nigerian automobile designer Olufemi Odeleye to spend nearly 10 years developing the prototype for a low-cost, multipurpose, mini tractor – created with the Nigerian, and African, small-scale farmer in mind. His invention, dubbed the Tryctor, has been adapted from the traditional motorcycle and caught the attention of the Nigerian government which is currently piloting the solution among farmers. And this year Odeleye and his Tryctor are up for the Innovation Prize for Africa.

God will continue to bless Yoruba people...

SwiftNerd...mention any thing that beats this or any Igbo man nominated for the above award

Get your facts straight before you argue like a pregnant woman

Ilovemystate:
Yoruba mod here have decided to be banning Igbos monikers

Igbos control Indigenous super stores

List of super stores in Nigeria are

Shoprite South Africa

Games South Africa

Spar Lebanese

Goodies Lebanese

Mega Plaza Israel /Igbo

Next International Igbo

Everyday emperor Igbo

Ebeano Igbo

Blenco Igbo

Roban stores Igbo

Ibos and local mentality. See the mad people we dey chat with sef. @MarkFemi2


Yoruba's International Palms shopping mall can buy up all these local ibo shops.



Yoruba
Palms also has retain chains in Europe.

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Ibo

IbosEnvyYorubas:


Post them..... and their networth.

Ibos, your lies and deceit ends today.

You think small mamaputs [food trucks equivalent] is food chain?

Shame on ibos.

You are on the internet use your brain or use google

afonjaheadhunt:
i know you lack comprehension, give me a list of Yoruba manufacturers in Nigeria how hard is that, posting picture of products that are soliciting for funds and have not even reached beta testing or hit the shelves is what you call manufacturing

Oga show us Afonja manufacturers list and what they produce, not this trial or experimental products displayed here as for the tailors and shoe makers you have been showing Aba holds that market.

You should have taken advantage of Awolowo's free education. E be like say you no sabi the difference between Manufacture and assemble.

What Yorubas do is manufacture, Ibos assemble.

If oyu need examples, start from page 1.

Ibos and deciet sha.

Diplomatic001:


How are they finding it difficult on this thread...

Kindly answer this question..

So far Igbo's have been able to post....
IGBO made cars
IGBO made trucks
IGBO made motorcycles
IGBO made tricycles
IGBO made automotive sparebparts
IGBO made laptops
IGBO made tablets and iPad
IGBO made phones
IGBO made Rice's and foods
IGBO made cements
IGBO made wine, juice ,brandy,whiskey etc
IGBO made aircraft spare parts for Nigerian army fighter jets
IGBO made diapers, tissue, papers etc
IGBO made irons and metal constructions
IGBO made bags, shoes, belts, tie, boots, clothes etc
IGBO made confectioneries.
IGBO made engine oils
IGBO made plastics and tyres
IGBO made green power lights etc..
IGBO made armoured cars
IGBO made luxury bus
IGBO made toiletries and wares
IGBO made metallic and rubber products
IGBO made aluminum products
So many of them.....
THE BIG QUESTION IS WHAT HAVE YORUBAS PRODUCED ??
we are still waiting

You have Innoson we have jac motors, proforce and obasa

Diplomatic001:


No address, no production line....abi na for internet wa them da produce am?

Lmaoooo

You wan go kidnap the Yoruba man behind this?

I knew Ibos feared competition, but this is extreme.

Diplomatic001:


No address, no production line....abi na for internet wa them da produce am?

Tsk tsk...ahdont blame you

Off point as usual!

Diplomatic001:


Guy I am yet to hear from you.
I am yet to see any tangible goods...

So far Igbo's have been able to post....
IGBO made cars
IGBO made trucks
IGBO made motorcycles
IGBO made tricycles
IGBO made automotive sparebparts
IGBO made laptops
IGBO made tablets and iPad
IGBO made phones
IGBO made Rice's and foods
IGBO made cements
IGBO made wine, juice ,brandy,whiskey etc
IGBO made aircraft spare parts for Nigerian army fighter jets
IGBO made diapers, tissue, papers etc
IGBO made irons and metal constructions
IGBO made bags, shoes, belts, tie, boots, clothes etc
IGBO made confectioneries.
IGBO made engine oils
IGBO made plastics and tyres
IGBO made green power lights etc..
IGBO made armoured cars
IGBO made luxury bus
IGBO made toiletries and wares
IGBO made metallic and rubber products
IGBO made aluminum products
So many of them.....
THE BIG QUESTION IS WHAT HAVE YORUBAS PRODUCED ??
we are still waiting

This is what Ibos produce

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IbosEnvyYorubas:


Consolation

Big one i tell ya! He has been posting same thing over and over again lolz! The eddiot does not know the meaning of innovation.
Igbos are not the most industrious people in Nigeria.
They are all lies!

kozmicity:


God will continue to bless Yoruba people...

SwiftNerd...mention any thing that beats this or any Igbo man nominated for the above award

Get your facts straight before you argue like a pregnant woman

Good job chief for posting. they will still pretend they can't see.


You know what I have noticed, Yoruba always push the boundaries, instead of making ordinary jeeps, Yoruba went ahead and made armoured jeeps, Instead of making bikes, they made tractors and trytractor. We made our first car by the awojobi autonov 1 and 2, if it has been commercialised it would have been in the 70. Prof A. V. Williams Television made in late 60 is still in white house in OAU. We are just not mates with this bush people. Awo free education is still the secret, and they hate that very much.

This is suppose to be a thread for products that are indigenously Afhonganistani, but they have been completely decimated.
I think this is quite unfair. I blame the guy who brought Igbo into the bragging fest when he didn't have enough firepower in the arsenal to win the war.

Afongaheadhunt, Pazienza, Diplomatic001, you made these people speechless but don't savour the victory though because I don't think this is a fair fight. I think this is like fighting a handicap match. Not fair at all!
We are known for playing fair...

Diplomatic001:


No address, no production line....abi na for internet wa them da produce am?

If they give you address, you will start asking for their nepa bills. Google na your friend.

Yoruba
www.nairaland.com/attachments/5645895_143503741675911936853481180337374n_jpeg3c964258f35465215889bb6dd28ff312 www.nairaland.com/attachments/5645896_1553465617192705184024385117004485763268608n_jpeg8e4eaefda2d788f5cec99db8fe2aff01







Ibos

www.nairaland.com/attachments/3236482_shoe4_jpegc5ec3365cef38fb41b96762448c1d335

Ekealterego:
This is suppose to be a thread for products that are indigenously Afhonganistani, but they have been completely decimated.
I think this is quite unfair. I blame the guy who brought Igbo into the bragging fest when he didn't have enough firepower in the arsenal to win the war.

Afongaheadhunt, Pazienza, Diplomatic001, you made these people speechless but don't savour the victory though because I don't think this is a fair fight. I think this is like fighting a handicap match. Not fair at all!
We are known for playing fair...

Will you keep kwayet!!

You think to win na by switching IDs to claim victory?

This thread will not die, I'll make sure of it. Ibos and deciet

Diplomatic001:



So far Igbo's have been able to post....
IGBO made cars
IGBO made trucks
IGBO made motorcycles
IGBO made tricycles
IGBO made automotive sparebparts
IGBO made laptops
IGBO made tablets and iPad
IGBO made phones
IGBO made Rice's and foods
IGBO made cements
IGBO made wine, juice ,brandy,whiskey etc
IGBO made aircraft spare parts for Nigerian army fighter jets
IGBO made diapers, tissue, papers etc
IGBO made irons and metal constructions
IGBO made bags, shoes, belts, tie, boots, clothes etc
IGBO made confectioneries.
IGBO made engine oils
IGBO made plastics and tyres
IGBO made green power lights etc..
IGBO made armoured cars
IGBO made luxury bus
IGBO made toiletries and wares
IGBO made metallic and rubber products
IGBO made aluminum products
So many of them.....
THE BIG QUESTION IS WHAT HAVE YORUBAS PRODUCED ??
we are still waiting

Innoson

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afonjaheadhunt:
i know you lack comprehension, give me a list of Yoruba manufacturers in Nigeria how hard is that, posting picture of products that are soliciting for funds and have not even reached beta testing or hit the shelves is what you call manufacturing

Oga show us Afonja manufacturers list and what they produce, not this trial or experimental products displayed here as for the tailors and shoe makers you have been showing Aba holds that market.

Imagine Afonja listing internet companies whose products the commoners in Nigeria don't even know.

I bet if we start listing the likes of Aqua Rapha here with grassroot household products , there won't be space, but who does that?

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/fr-mbaka-creates-4500-jobs-for-unemployed/amp/

afonjaheadhunt:
You are on the internet use your brain or use google

So, why don't you use the same method to find out "Afonjas' manufacturing list and what they produce"?

Even a mostly quiet observer like myself have noted the many many things posted here that Yorubas produce and manufacture, yet, to save face, some of you are still asking them to show you, when they have a million times already!

Anyway, I just logged on to say well done to one of my favourite posters on this board Laudate and all who have done a fantastic job with facts and figures to debunk many fallacies usually perpetuated by some Igbos on here. Well done all!

IbosEnvyYorubas:


You should have taken advantage of Awolowo's free education. E be like say you no sabi the difference between Manufacture and assemble.

What Yorubas do is manufacture, Ibos assemble.

If oyu need examples, start from page 1.

Ibos and deciet sha.

Okay, you that is a pro bono scholar provide a list or Afonja manufacturing or assembly companies, you can't, and you are here running round a palm tree, you will soon run mad.