TayserMahiri:


I will keep you updated on the Starving nigerians shortly

It wont come as a surprise cos I know Nigerians in the war ravaged North East are suffering from same which the world knows and it is an acknowledged fact because of the series of attacks they had faced, unlike you who go about mocking others out of delusion for the same plight your country is facing, which is even worse off.. it is an established fact man.

Yawns.....

TayserMahiri:


Nigerians can hardly show their interiors for obvious reasons.

Disorder

Where are your estates?

You claim to have estates. Let's join estates in Abuja to the list.

TayserMahiri:


If those are Gidi cribs, I have to pity all the others. They will get a TKO

Abuja have more estates than any part of Nigeria. We haven't stated with that yet. Please post estate before we move to interiors.

We will come to interiors but let's know who have more and better estate first.

Naija

iblawi:


Where are your estates?

You claim to have estates. Let's join estates in Abuja to the list.

Post photos, don't mouth

9ja estate

TayserMahiri:


Post photos, don't mouth

Keep posting estates

Are you still there?

Should I keep posting?

Please answer me na.

TayserMahiri where art thou?

Kenya TayserMahiri have you gone to bed?

I will stop if you don't answer again o.

Where are your estates?

We Don't live on trees in Nigeria

Kenya bi bawo?

Runaway Kenyan boy I keep seeing more when ever I feel like stopping.

Nigeria

Out of desperation you have now posted even monuments ! And interiors that you said me not to post. Even welcoming me to Sun City . I'll visit when I feel like.

You have actually won on Ugliness.

Kenyans are learning when it comes to estates.

TayserMahiri:
Out of desperation you have now posted even monuments ! And interiors that you said me not to post. Even welcoming me to Sun City . I'll visit when I feel like.

You have actually won on Ugliness. Those are ugly things

Next time don't talk about estates when you see a Nigerian.

I only posted interiors twice by mistake.

Am feeling week already

To be continued if need be.

But let me end it with projects that border me most.

Hospital ongoing

vaxx:
lol ignorance at its peak.where in that post indicate that his parent were nigeria a. the only thing i can read out clearly is marculay father is the founder and principal of cms and father to herbelt marculay. This is nairobi walker name you an adult dullard.

Hahahahahah! Dis small boy is abusing his elder and he called himself a Nigerian, a Yoruba for that matter.

Who are you deceiving?


Since, you have acknowledged Herbert Macaulay's father was born to a Nigerian parents in Sierra Leone and he accepted to be called a Sierra leonian according to Ghanaian school of thought, the same way Herbert Macaulay accepted to be identified as a Nigerian. Full stop.

Don't be dull to read that too since you pretended not to see the open bracket that was written Nigeria beside the name of his father.

obaaderemi:
This reminds me of apartheid and the hard lives of the South African kaffirs.The whites raping black south africa badly and destroying the lives of the future generations.If you have any brain in your tiny monkey head,you will realize that a black south african is the last person to call another a slave.Remember, the whole world including Nigeria had to come together to force the heavy boots of the white Afrikanners off your stringy necks.Yet you remain slaves in your own land.Mention large south african multinationals that are owned by blacks.But you wouldn't understand because you were born slaves,bred as slaves and slaves you will forever remain under white south africans(Amen).I thought we were done with these silly games but you seem to want to keep playing.Let the game begin,You slimy basterd Kaffir son of slaves.Hahaha

Scaw Metals and Guma in R400m new Ghanaian plant
November 28, 2013
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Robert Gumede’s vision of building a Pan African investment vehicle via the Guma Group has received a shot in the arm after landing a steel deal to venture into the oil rich Ghana.
An announcement released yesterday has Guma partnering with South African steel manufacturer Scaw Metals and the Jospong Group of Companies to set up a R400m plant in Ghana.
The announcement released by Scaw Metals said the company will construct a new grinding media plant in Tema, Ghana. “This new plant seeks to significantly increase the company’s grinding media capacity on the African continent. This move, valued at more than US$40m, is done in partnership with the Guma Group, a South African player, as well as the Jospong Group of Companies, which is based in Ghana.”
The announcement said the consortium will bring additional investment to Ghana by increasing the steel product range, through a company which will produce other steel related products including Rolled Products; long steel products, reinforcing bars, low and high-carbon wired rods, reinforcing coil, etc.
“Our investment showcases the value that partnerships between the private and public sector can bring to infrastructure development in Africa,” said Gumede.
This plant serves as a catalyst for the further enhancement of business to business relationships, which is much needed for job creation and trade in the region.”
Gumede‘s march largely represent the changing face of the South African economy. He is part of a new class, few it must be said, of black businessmen who have broken into the mainstream commercial activity and are now looking for a place within the industrial sector and across the continent. Gumede will be largely known for leading the development of an ICT company Gijima into the JSE.
His investment vehicle, the Guma Group, is tagged as a Pan-African, black owned multi-disciplinary investment company with operations globally and across the African continent. The group is said to employ over 12 000 people and focusing in energy power generation, ICT, infrastructure development, tourism, property real estate and shopping centre development.
Yesterday’s announcement said the Tema plant, with an annual capacity of 50,000 metric tons, should become operational within 18 months and will offer significant job opportunities in the local community.”
The Scaw Metals Group is the largest producer of cast high chrome grinding media in the southern hemisphere and is the leading producer and supplier of high chrome and forged grinding balls primarily to the African platinum, copper and gold mining industries.”
We are delighted that we will be opening a plant in Ghana and this is outbound investment for a South African entity,” said Markus Hannemann, Chief Executive of the Scaw Metals Group.
The Ghanaian government has made a great push for the local manufacturing industry to stimulate economic growth and provide job creation.”
He noted that Scaw Metals already has a presence in Ghana. The company’s Ghanaian operation was registered in 2011 as a regional sales office to service the West African region. With offices in Tema, Scaw Ghana functions as a local point of contact for all of the products manufactured in South Africa by the Scaw Metals Group that may be in demand in the region.
“From our experience in Ghana thus far, we are certain that we will be able to fully utilise the vast potential in the region. The skills development we will be providing for the employees of the plant will make sure that our plant will have world-class standards and have a significant knock-on effect in the local community,” said Hannemann.
“We are looking forward to the partnership with the Scaw Metals Group and supplying the region will grow the business further. We will also look for other steel beneficiation opportunities in Ghana”, says, Joseph Siaw Agyepong, Chairman, Jospong Group of companies.
news@ujuh.co.za
http://www.google.co.za/url?q=https://www.ujuh.co.za/scaw-metals-and-guma-in-r400m-new-ghanaian-plant/&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwjsnu7wmKDUAhWBQBQKHV8IBNQQFggmMAg&sig2=ujbQNNo3XXRyyXnaYfW8TA&usg=AFQjCNFyxl7AWyPhv1Jc53e5wdDR4ZzQaA

http://www.google.co.za/url?q=http://www.forbes.com/sites/mfonobongnsehe/2016/07/01/the-black-knight-of-africa-how-robert-gumede-is-expanding-his-legacy-across-the-continent/&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwiErZjCmqDUAhUGyRQKHV44CPwQFggfMAY&sig2=hZUDfC0A-Si3sLfZQ_dogw&usg=AFQjCNGEl2a8VGYyuHfafBG2old4vhX3Lw

Many Nigerians think they know a lot about South Africa but dololo!!!

TayserMahiri, Holly i think u should just give it a break.

***I believe Kenya has beautiful estates buh the truth is that most or all of em are in Nairobi alone unlike in Nigeria where Abuja can give Lagos a run in number n beauty of estates n houses.
Other Nigerian cities like PH, Ibadan, Kano, Enugu e.t.c also have some great estates n beautiful housing.

iblawi:
To be continued if need be.

But let me end it with projects that border me most.

Hospital ongoing

Jeeeez. Are all these pictures proposed buildings of the same single hospital? Or other projects?

genieluv:


Jeeeez. Are all these pictures proposed buildings of the same single hospital? Or other projects?

The first is federal medical center Abuja.

Second pics maitama, Abuja. (private I believe)

Third and fourth pics Lagos.

Good night everyone.

Jayceon:
thank you sir but no thanks,I'm pretty sure that the fulani boys victims need your sorry ass sympathy more than we ever will

What?