vantage001:
So it is no longer Osun, it is now ogun state. After osun state has being laid bare as a hopeless jungle, these ignorant niggas have turned to ogun.
we go dey here when their yansh go open again.

FlyoruB:


Yinmu. List them and I will bet you that their combined worth won't come nowhere close to Oba Otudeko's Honeywell alone (located in the same Ogun).

Not to mention Allied Atlantic Distilleries Limited (Africa's largest producers of ethanol) in the same Ogun, owned by Ola Rosiji,

or Prince (Dr) B. A. Onafowokan, Chairman, Ladgroup (foremost indigenous Nigerian conglomerate with a state of the art Oil Mill Extraction factory [located in Ikenne, Ogun state], which is the largest Shea Nut processing factory in Africa, with an intake capacity of 40,000 Metric tons per annum)

Or S.K. Onafowokan - Coleman wires and Cables (THE Largest Cable manufacturer in West Africa. West Africa's pioneer XLPE high voltage cable manufacturer.

Proforce Defense Limited, Owned by Ade Ogundeyin. Mnufacturers of armoured vehicles.

Amongst others.


Guy, you really should be VERY ashamed to even acknowledge that your state's rich folks are even bypassing their own state and choosing instead to site their companies in Ogun over Anambra. That alone is a damning indictment against your state, and I am sure you know that.

FKO81:


Proforce Defense Limited owned by Colombians
Three industries owned by Yorubas in Ogun
Allied Atlantic Distilleries Limited
Coleman wires and Cables
Honeywell

Industries owned by Anambarians in Ogun state

Cometstar wire and cable- owned by Obidire Nnemeka Anambra dude

Standard iron Ota Ogun state owned by Anambra man

Nero pharmaceutical company owned Dr. Poly I. Emenike

Finlab pharmaceutical industry Mrs.Ezinne Ebere Nwaije

Evans group- owned by Emma Bishop Okonkwo Anambra dude

May & Baker Nnamdi N. Okafor Chief Executive Officer, Managing Director and Executive Director of May&Baker Nigeria, Anambra dude

Shonagi packaging industries Mr. Geoffrey Anyaso Anambra dude

Goko cleaser Dr Iguedos Anambra dude

Beloxxi group-Obi Ezeude, Managing Director and CEO of Beloxxi Industries, Anambra dude

Mimee noodles Nnamdi Okafor Anambra dude

Omofunaab2:
I think the IGR in anambra will improve whenever baby factories start paying tax

FlyoruB:


Good, Oya calculate the net worth of those pure water companies and add an extra jara to it and we will even pay you people to relocate them back to Anambra, though I am willing to wager and bet that they would rather remain in Ogun state.

SilentHaulers:


Uno dey see May & Baker for the list. Lmaooo. The mofo said Ibo own May & Baker. Lol

FlyoruB:


Good, Oya calculate the net worth of those pure water companies and add an extra jara to it and we will even pay you people to relocate them back to Anambra, though I am willing to wager and bet that they would rather remain in Ogun state.

FKO81:


May & Baker Nnamdi N. Okafor Chief Executive Officer, Managing Director and Executive Director of May&Baker Nigeria, Anambra dude

http://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/people/person.asp?personId=53270379&privcapId=10444038

FKO81:


Compare both
http://www.easterndistilleries.com/

http://www.idlng.com/

FKO81:


May & Baker Nnamdi N. Okafor Chief Executive Officer, Managing Director and Executive Director of May&Baker Nigeria, Anambra dude

http://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/people/person.asp?personId=53270379&privcapId=10444038

Omofunaab2:
I think the IGR in anambra will improve whenever baby factories start paying tax

FlyoruB:


I am still expecting the result of your computation of the net worth of those pure water companies o.

Oluyinka Kufile's Ota based Qualitec Industries Limited, manufacturers of aluminium roofing sheets and coils alone is definitely worth more than all of them put together.

I haven't even listed most of the indigenously owned medium and large scale industries in the state that you can easily google yourself to save yourself the stress and look-up their owners and CEOs.

Ogun is always open for business and does not discriminate between local and foreign investors. We Yorubas are way too exposed and sophisticated to stoop that low. We leave such foolishness to fools and ignorant dolts like you.

SilentHaulers:


Are you sane? You want to compare one unknown easterndistilleries to NDL- The largest wine and spirits producing company in Nigeria.

FKO81:

I wonder how many your poor P owns

FKO81:


Clown.

http://www.krisoralgroup.com/MEDIA/ropp_commissioning.html

The Commissioning of the Roll On Pilfer Proof (ROPP) Closure Manufacturing Plant

The commissioning of the Roll On Pilfer Proof (ROPP) Closure Manufacturing Plant of Krisoral & Company Limited by the President, Dr. Goodluck E.A. Jonathan (Right) with Governor Peter Obi of Anambra State (Left) and the CEO/GMD of Krisoral Group of Companies, Chief Oranu C. Chidume (Middle). Between the GMD and the President is Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance

FlyoruB:


And your own p owns any out of the pure water ones you're getting paid to reel out on this forum? Smh. Obviously you lack the requisite I.Q and ambition to do better than earning subsistence level income by daily making a fool of yourself on behalf of your governor online. Sorry to break it down to you but some of us have way more ambition, are way better educated, and are doing way better in life.

See eh, on a normal day and in the real world, I wouldn't even be caught dead dignifying you with an audience coz you can hardly even string together a coherent sentence. The worst part of it all is you suck at your online pr job. The best gift I can offer you is this priceless piece of advice (from the bottom of my heart) -- go get a life, dude.

SilentHaulers:
Evans group- owned by Emma Bishop Okonkwo Anambra dude


Another lie. Evans Mecial group is owned by a Yoruba man and not one rubbish Anambla dude. I just googled the Bishop and he own one rubbish Evans Industry and not EVANS MEDICAL PLC

http://www.evansmedicalplc.com/mana.html

tboycares:
November 18: Why Anambra needs Dr Chike Obidigbo.

I stumbled upon a publication on the IGR of all the regions and states in Nigeria, and I was utterly amazed that Ogun state gets about 73 billion naira from Internally Generated Revenue annually.

[b]The Ogun state IGR is higher than the IGR of the entire southeast states put together. [/b]The publication puts IGR from the five states of southeast to about 50 billion naira annually.

This is the sole reason Ndigbo should start looking inward. The era of electing a governor to come and wait for Abuja, get allocation, pay workers and rush to media to hail himself is over.

Every region and indeed each state is looking at how to boost its local economy. Without a viable economy which drives revenue increase, we will continue to witness low IGR, rise in unemployment, dearth of infrastructure and capital flight.

It is no longer fashionable for our leaders to think that the only way to increase state IGR is to tax our market men and women heavily, appoint numerous aides on IGR and use all kind of touts to collect revenue. IGR is increased largely by attracting businesses and industries as well as tightening the leakages in all the revenue pay points.

However, as Anambra goes to POLL on November 18, Dr Chike Obidigbo is the only aspirant who has made strong promise on developing the economy of the state and by extension that of igboland. It is time to elect leaders who can attract real investments through sustainable policies that will guarantee investment security. It takes an entrepreneur to understand the right policies to grow the local economy.

It is disheartening that DISTILL an international manufacturer of Amarula and sundry spirits and wines that was lured to invest in Oraifite-Ozubulu axis of Anambra State by the Peter Obi administration following the success made by Inta Facts Beverages (subsidiary of Sab-Miller), maker of Hero Beer and other products has fled the state.

The present administration was to ensure that Distell’s facility was set up without unnecessary delay. But alas, this administration could not follow up and couldn't prepare an Environmental Impact Assessment Report.

Out of frustration, Distell left Anambra, and the State lost the job opportunities and the economic boost which would have accrued to her if the company had begun operations.

Lagos state today boasts of highest IGR of about 300 billion naira annually because it is the industrial hub of subsaharan Africa. Ogun state enjoys same through Sagamu-Lagos and Lagos-Otta industrial corridors.

Dr Chike Obidigbo will ensure that these unnecessary dilly-dallying and bureaucracy occasioned by unseriousness of govt officials that drive away our investors are reviewed. He has proposed to establish functional independent power plants within the first 12 months of his administration in Obosi and Igbo-Ukwu to serve the businesses and industrial clusters of Onitsha and Nnewi axes.

This is the major step to revamping the local economy and attracting industries to the state. Provision of stable power will also boost small and medium scale enterprises. There shall be in place consolidated tax system to be development oriented and business friendly.

Dr Obidigbo's administration will map out strategic sites for business clusters to ensure that businessmen from Anambra State have easy access to land to pursue investments which they have comparative and competitive advantages.

Doors of business and investment will be opened by limiting the scale at which government interferes with businesses. Investors will be free of all encumbrances that curtail the flow of economic activities.

Dr Chike Obidigbo, is what Anambra State needs now, to unlock the economic potentials in the state, drive the state economy and in his four years administration make Anambra fiscally viable with an IGR that will largely sustain the financial needs of the state.

Let's support Dr Chike Obidigbo, to Correct Correctly.

SilentHaulers:
[s][/s]

What is this nonsense?

FKO81:
The difference between Anambra and Lagos plus Ogun, The industries, markets, transport companies, films industries etc in Anambra, are 99% own by Igbos, a reasonable government low taxes to encourage indigenous investors, we can't strangle our people with high taxes, ask those in Lagos what they are going through, Ogun state with high IGR is known for deplorable roads, Ogun was among state declared bankrupt, still owning salaries, same Ogun was rated highest in numbers of suicide cases in Nigeria by NPF, Lagos, Ogun top list of indebted states in Nigeria, so a situation government is making high IGR while people are dying in penury, what the need of high IGR, Anambra government cut taxes for large, medium and small industries in the state, pay workers salaries before 24th of every month, least most indebted state, still doing massive projects across the state, IGR doesn't measure wealth. Anambra is indigenous economy state

tboycares:
November 18: Why Anambra needs Dr Chike Obidigbo.

I stumbled upon a publication on the IGR of all the regions and states in Nigeria, and I was utterly amazed that Ogun state gets about 73 billion naira from Internally Generated Revenue annually.

[b]The Ogun state IGR is higher than the IGR of the entire southeast states put together. [/b]The publication puts IGR from the five states of southeast to about 50 billion naira annually.

This is the sole reason Ndigbo should start looking inward. The era of electing a governor to come and wait for Abuja, get allocation, pay workers and rush to media to hail himself is over.

Every region and indeed each state is looking at how to boost its local economy. Without a viable economy which drives revenue increase, we will continue to witness low IGR, rise in unemployment, dearth of infrastructure and capital flight.

It is no longer fashionable for our leaders to think that the only way to increase state IGR is to tax our market men and women heavily, appoint numerous aides on IGR and use all kind of touts to collect revenue. IGR is increased largely by attracting businesses and industries as well as tightening the leakages in all the revenue pay points.

However, as Anambra goes to POLL on November 18, Dr Chike Obidigbo is the only aspirant who has made strong promise on developing the economy of the state and by extension that of igboland. It is time to elect leaders who can attract real investments through sustainable policies that will guarantee investment security. It takes an entrepreneur to understand the right policies to grow the local economy.

It is disheartening that DISTILL an international manufacturer of Amarula and sundry spirits and wines that was lured to invest in Oraifite-Ozubulu axis of Anambra State by the Peter Obi administration following the success made by Inta Facts Beverages (subsidiary of Sab-Miller), maker of Hero Beer and other products has fled the state.

The present administration was to ensure that Distell’s facility was set up without unnecessary delay. But alas, this administration could not follow up and couldn't prepare an Environmental Impact Assessment Report.

Out of frustration, Distell left Anambra, and the State lost the job opportunities and the economic boost which would have accrued to her if the company had begun operations.

Lagos state today boasts of highest IGR of about 300 billion naira annually because it is the industrial hub of subsaharan Africa. Ogun state enjoys same through Sagamu-Lagos and Lagos-Otta industrial corridors.

Dr Chike Obidigbo will ensure that these unnecessary dilly-dallying and bureaucracy occasioned by unseriousness of govt officials that drive away our investors are reviewed. He has proposed to establish functional independent power plants within the first 12 months of his administration in Obosi and Igbo-Ukwu to serve the businesses and industrial clusters of Onitsha and Nnewi axes.

This is the major step to revamping the local economy and attracting industries to the state. Provision of stable power will also boost small and medium scale enterprises. There shall be in place consolidated tax system to be development oriented and business friendly.

Dr Obidigbo's administration will map out strategic sites for business clusters to ensure that businessmen from Anambra State have easy access to land to pursue investments which they have comparative and competitive advantages.

Doors of business and investment will be opened by limiting the scale at which government interferes with businesses. Investors will be free of all encumbrances that curtail the flow of economic activities.

Dr Chike Obidigbo, is what Anambra State needs now, to unlock the economic potentials in the state, drive the state economy and in his four years administration make Anambra fiscally viable with an IGR that will largely sustain the financial needs of the state.

Let's support Dr Chike Obidigbo, to Correct Correctly.

FlyoruB:


Yinmu. List them and I will bet you that their combined worth won't come nowhere close to Oba Otudeko's Honeywell alone (located in the same Ogun).

Not to mention Allied Atlantic Distilleries Limited (Africa's largest producers of ethanol) in the same Ogun, owned by Ola Rosiji,

or Prince (Dr) B. A. Onafowokan, Chairman, Ladgroup (foremost indigenous Nigerian conglomerate with a state of the art Oil Mill Extraction factory [located in Ikenne, Ogun state], which is the largest Shea Nut processing factory in Africa, with an intake capacity of 40,000 Metric tons per annum)

Or S.K. Onafowokan - Coleman wires and Cables (THE Largest Cable manufacturer in West Africa. West Africa's pioneer XLPE high voltage cable manufacturer.

Proforce Defense Limited, Owned by Ade Ogundeyin. Mnufacturers of armoured vehicles.

Amongst others.


Guy, you really should be VERY ashamed to even acknowledge that your state's rich folks are even bypassing their own state and choosing instead to site their companies in Ogun over Anambra. That alone is a damning indictment against your state, and I am sure you know that.

Dumaknesset:


[s]Anambra will remain the way it is, if its business and commercial space are indeed dominated by Igbo's. Diversity and collapse of transactions borders is the new success. Close your borders and continue to gloat[/s].

Omofunaab2:
I think the IGR in anambra will improve whenever baby factories start paying tax

wristbangle:


Opari ooo