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Watch an inspiring story

Really inspiring post.

Keep them coming. Good work bro

1137seven:
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your harlot mother is forking random dogs just for 400 naira
thunder scatter your useless father die

Igbo rich men play low on media, imagine if Azudialor is from west ; them go use media place him for another planet


same with ABC Orjiakor founder of Seplat plc, Arthur Eze, Emeka Offor, Uju Ifejika, Emeka Okwosa and host of others.

Men who're are adding value to the society.
This is what drip should look like. Is not by wearing big clothes, how many jobs have you initiated

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Umu-Igbo ........We move. In my next life I shall come as an Igbo

heniford2:
Am glad all MD's are igbo good one

I can bet Hausa Fulani have benefited from them more than you, or any of your kinsmen?

Ngorbungor:
Umu-Igbo ........We move. In my next life I shall come as an Igbo

Generational curse? Jehovah forbid.

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Igbo rich men play low on media, imagine if Azudialor is from west ; them go use media place him in another planet


same with ABC Orjiakor founder of Seplat plc, Arthur Eze, Emeka Offor, Uju Ifejika, Emeka Okwosa and host of others.

all your billionaires combine are dragging with Alakija

Keep that in that skull

theTranscriber:
all your billionaires combine are dragging with Alakija

Keep that in that skull

Apart from the oil block, what are Alakija's investments?
Yoruba don't have a true Billionaire.. Mike Adenuga ,Tinubu, Otedola and Alakija..
Mention the companies they own..

theTranscriber:
all your billionaires combine are dragging with Alakija

Keep that in that skull

Arthur Eze is richer than Alakija, Otedola and Tinubu combined

theTranscriber:
all your billionaires combine are dragging with Alakija

Keep that in that skull

Out side media hype can we compare Uju Ifejika investments and Alakija, Obijackson is far, it will be an insult to him, let pictures do the work

Nna mehn respect people wey dey answer Emeka oh we are very successful.

Weinberg:

Arthur Eze is richer than Alakija, Otedola and Tinubu combined

How much I he worth?
Is it up to $500m?


Kids everywhere

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Out side media hype can we compare Uju Ifejika investments and Alakija, Obijackson is far, it will be an insult to him, let pictures do the work

I can see you're not smart

Alakija is on Forbes where's your Merlin,-oh sorry arthur

Kids din fill nairaland

Weinberg:


Apart from the oil block, what are Alakija's investments?
Yoruba don't have a true Billionaire.. Mike Adenuga ,Tinubu, Otedola and Alakija..
Mention the companies they own..

shifting posts
True ko false ni

Whether I made money through farming or even sleeping
Money is money

No Igbo in the world is a billionaire
Don't attack me
It's not my fault

theTranscriber:
I can see you're not smart

Alakija is on Forbes where's your Merlin,-oh sorry arthur

Kids din fill nairaland

For media hype

Can you post pictures of Alakija investments let compare to Uju, Ernest Azudialor na Boss

theTranscriber:
shifting posts
True ko false ni

Whether I made money through farming or even sleeping
Money is money

No Igbo in the world is a billionaire
Don't attack me
It's not my fault

I hope you have data to watch the videos I posted

What are the investments that made Yoruba man billionaire let see them and compare

theTranscriber:
shifting posts
True ko false ni

Whether I made money through farming or even sleeping
Money is money

No Igbo in the world is a billionaire
Don't attack me
It's not my fault

Your billionaires are chasing media hype, why Igbos are going after the real deal, bracking glasses in most difficult sectors, mention Yoruba man that beat Nestoil group that covers all oil and gas industry chain from production to services


another company own by Nestoil Shipside dry drydock

In keeping with the need to grow Nigeria’s economy and increase her stature, especially the Oil and Gas and Maritime spheres where Nigeria enjoys relative competitive advantage, Shipside Drydock Limited one of the strategic business units of the Nestoil Group, Sub-Saharan Africa’s fastest growing conglomerate, is bringing on board unparalleled innovation in Drydocking, by a local company, in the African continent.

Growing out of the challenges of getting the right local skills to play in the industry, Nestoil’s Shipside Drydock Limited is today managed by a team of seasoned professionals and highly qualified Nigerians.

The company’s repair and maintenance facilities are built with the highest Health, Safety and Environment Standards ensuring a safe working condition.

The company’s operational strategy delivers competitive prices, short lead times, high quality workmanship and overall reliability in the service to the clients.

Today, the company is a preferred Maritime partner to a host of Oil and Gas Companies seeking Drydocking services as well as Ship and Vessel repairs and maintenance.

Despite the tough operating environment in the Niger-Delta region the company continues to meet and surpass the expectations of its clients and by so doing it is helping to raise Local Content in the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry as well as transfer critical skills to locals.

Nestoil Group’s Shipside Drydock is therefore one of Nigeria’s jewel helping to birth innovation and novelty. Shipside Drydock is located at the Abuloma yard in Nestoil’s Industrial facility, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

favor914:
I can bet Hausa Fulani have benefited from them more than you, or any of your kinsmen?

blah blah bal hausa fulani benefit and yet u guys are poor smell out

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I hope you have data to watch the videos I posted

What are the investments that made Yoruba man billionaire let see them and compare

I no dey watch stupid video
People wey Forbes no carry na billionaire?
I rather download movie

post=103993897:

Your billionaires are chasing media hype, why Igbos are going after the real deal, bracking glasses in most difficult sectors, mention Yoruba man that beat Nestoil group that covers all oil and gas industry chain from production to services


another company own by Nestoil Shipside dry drydock

In keeping with the need to grow Nigeria’s economy and increase her stature, especially the Oil and Gas and Maritime spheres where Nigeria enjoys relative competitive advantage, Shipside Drydock Limited one of the strategic business units of the Nestoil Group, Sub-Saharan Africa’s fastest growing conglomerate, is bringing on board unparalleled innovation in Drydocking, by a local company, in the African continent.

Growing out of the challenges of getting the right local skills to play in the industry, Nestoil’s Shipside Drydock Limited is today managed by a team of seasoned professionals and highly qualified Nigerians.

The company’s repair and maintenance facilities are built with the highest Health, Safety and Environment Standards ensuring a safe working condition.

The company’s operational strategy delivers competitive prices, short lead times, high quality workmanship and overall reliability in the service to the clients.

Today, the company is a preferred Maritime partner to a host of Oil and Gas Companies seeking Drydocking services as well as Ship and Vessel repairs and maintenance.

Despite the tough operating environment in the Niger-Delta region the company continues to meet and surpass the expectations of its clients and by so doing it is helping to raise Local Content in the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry as well as transfer critical skills to locals.

Nestoil Group’s Shipside Drydock is therefore one of Nigeria’s jewel helping to birth innovation and novelty. Shipside Drydock is located at the Abuloma yard in Nestoil’s Industrial facility, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

too much grammar

Why are they not on Forbes?

Billionaire my left foot

theTranscriber:
too much grammar

Why are they not on Forbes?

Billionaire my left foot

Please can you educate us how Forbes measure individual wealth in economics especially Forbes Africa dumbo

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you said "Dumbo" not dombo"
Mynd44 lalasticlala oamj4 rule 2

theTranscriber:
you said "Dumbo" not dombo"2

What is the meaning of Dumbo

theTranscriber:

You can even apply for Forbes nomination

Forbes Africa Under 30 opens nominations for 2019

Attention entrepreneurs,creatives, sport stars and technology geeks — the 2019 FORBES AFRICA Under 30 nominations are now open. FORBES AFRICA is on the hunt for Africans under the age of 30, who are building brands, creating jobs and representing and transforming the continent, to join the Under 30 community of 2019.

JOHANNESBURG, 17 January 2019: FORBES AFRICA is on the hunt for Africans under the age of 30, who are building brands, creating jobs and representing and transforming the continent, to join the Under 30 community for 2019.

Each year, FORBES AFRICA looks for resilient self-starters, innovators, entrepreneurs and disruptors who have the acumen to stay the course in their chosen field, come what may.

Past honorees include Kwesta, Nomzamo Mbatha, Ink Eze, Isaya Yunge, Jokate Mwegelo, Yannick Nzonde, Gilbert Eugene Peters, Yemi Alade, Vere Shaba, Kevin Lubega, Davido, Rivo Mhlari, Nasty C and Wiz Kid.

“2019 will be the fifth anniversary of the FORBES AFRICA Under 30 list. Every year, there emerges, in the continent of a billion-plus people, young luminaries who are blazing a trail to the finish line, and the idea of the list is to unearth and uncover them on their way up,” says FORBES AFRICA’s Managing Editor, Methil Renuka.

In addition to the three categories – Creatives, Technology and Business in 2018, this year, FORBES AFRICA introduces a new category — Sports.

“Leaders are also born in the world of sport. It requires grit and determination to be a game-changer and they definitely need to be celebrated early,” says Renuka.

If you think you have what it takes to be on this year’s list or know an entrepreneur, creative, technology entrepreneur or sports star under 30 with a proven track-record on the continent – introduce them to FORBES AFRICA by submitting your nomination.

Nominations close on 15 February 2019.

NOMINATIONS CRITERIA:

Business and Technology categories

Must bean entrepreneur aged 29 or younger on 30 June 2019
Should have a legitimate REGISTERED business on the continent
Business or businesses should be two years or older
Nominees must have risked own money and have a social impact
Must be profit generating
Must employ people in Africa
All applications must be in English
Should be available and prepared to participate in the Under 30 Meet-Up
Sports Category

Must be a sports person aged 29 or younger on 30 June 2019
Must be representing an African team
Should have a proven track record of no less than two years
Should be making significant earnings
Should have some endorsement deals
Entrepreneurship and social impact is a plus

All applications must be in English
Should be available and prepared to participate in the Under 30 Meet-Up
Creatives

Must be a creative aged 29 or younger on 30 June 2019
Must be from or based in Africa
Should be making significant earnings
Should have a proven creative record of no less than two years
Must have social influence
Entrepreneurship and social impact is a plus
All applications must be in English
Should be available and prepared to participate in the Under 30 Meet-Up
Your entry should include:

Country
Full Name
Company name/Team
A short reason why they should be an Under 30
Links of published material about nominee
Contact information
Share your photographs, via email. Nominations must be sent to

30under30@abn360.com, Ancillar.Mangena@abn360.com and Karen.Mwendera@abn360.com

All nominees will be vetted by a panel, FORBES AFRICA editors and the editorial team.
https://www.cnbcafrica.com/news/special-report/2019/01/17/forbes-africa-under-30-2019-nominations-open/

favor914:
Generational curse? Jehovah forbid.

If this kind curse is what has driven Ndi Igbo to the level they are then I claim it with both hands.