Fineman87:
[/b]Good bye my friends and foe. See ya later.[b]

Fineman87:


Continue disgracing Yoruba. So this is your technological product abi.

Fineman87:
Continue disgracing Yoruba. So this is your technological product abi.

ODVanguard:


Absolutely. That's the difference between an entrepreneur (Yoruba) and small business owners/traders (Igbos). Entrepreneurs are innovators -- they reinvent the wheel by seeking out more efficient/technology-friendly ways of doing business, while the average igbo spare-parts dealer is still doing 'biznis' the same old way his 'oga' taught him, till they are rendered useless and obsolete or are kicked out of the business altogether.

A 24-year old Yoruba lad already blazed that trail last year by setting up an auto parts e-commerce retail startup, and he's doing great!

http://autofactorng.com/index.php

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/meet-young-man-redefining-auto-parts-business-nigeria/

Same trend is noticeable in the English-sector of 'Nollywood' (which they errorneously claim to have pioneered). The highest grossing box office Nollywood cinema hits ever made have more Yoruba folks as directors than any other ethnicity - 'Wedding Party' (Kemi Adetiba) , '50' (Biyi Bandele), 'October First' (Kunle Afolayan), 'Half of a Yellow Sun' (Biyi Bandele), 'The CEO' (Kunle Afolayan), 'Isoken' (Jade Osiberu), 'Phone Swap' (Kunle Afolayan). The upcoming 'My wife and I', also directed by another Omo kaaro'jire -- Bunmi Ajakaiye.


Yoruba directors are redefining/giving the typical hitherto mediocre Nollywood a makeover by churning out quality movies.

Deedeedee3:

Eku irole sir, how was your day?

laudate:

Guy, educate yourself, please! Who set up International Breweries Plc? It was Dr. Lawrence Omole, an Ilesa man. He sold part of his company to a German firm, and those ones in turn signed an operational agreement with SAB Miller to run the breweries. Omole is still one of the largest individual shareholders in the company, after the Germans. Do you even have any idea how much he was paid in dollars for those shares?

Yoruba Keyboard Language Pack Is Now Available For Mac And Windows Users


Now this is handy.

The geniuses at Yorubaname.com have come up with a nifty little language tweak for Mac and Windows users. Users can now include tone marks and subdots in their names and sentences by installing a Yoruba keyboard language pack.

There are other solutions out there, especially on Windows, that make writing in yorùbá (see that?) a possibility but the team claim their language pack offers both layouts with very similar key combinations for consistency.

If you remember, this is the same team that brought us Twitter in yoruba. Or at least were partly responsible. Seems they have no intention of slowing down.


You can download the installation pack on their website


http://techcabal.com/2015/08/10/yoruba-keyboard-language-packs-now-available-for-mac-and-windows-users/

Henryyy:
My Yoruba brethren, please exit this thread.There's no need exchanging words with this peeps. An average igbo is characterised by low self esteem, insecurity, hatred and inferiority complex so let them keep seeking validation to pacify themselves. After that omoluabi up there trashed their asses with just few of the greatness achieved by yorubas you can still see someone wailing and deluding himself that producing substandard goods, trafficking drugs, selling pirated CDS, building baby factories, etc, are greater achievements. What more proof do you need to know this people are just lousy touts seeking validation from yorubas (who they know they'll never be as good as)? They spend their lifetime on NL(owned by an omoluabi) yet they hate his kinsmen. They totally ripped off NL for their so called "Biafrasay" forum (again yoruba setting the standards) but photocopy ko easy. Let them keep drowning in their low self esteem abeg.


MODIFIED:
There was a thread with similar title y'day which was created to insult yorubas. I thought this was that thread hence my comment above. Yoruba brethen can stick to this non-hateful thread afterall. Enjoy!

FisifunKododada:
Please my Yoruba goons Yeeboos are our wives. We should not flog them too hard.

FKO81:
Dodomayana grand malt and castle stout is produced in Rivers by SAB, Hero Onitsha, Trophy and beta malt Osun all by SAB

International Breweries was founded in 1971 by Dr. Lawrence Omole and commenced production in December 1978 with the launch of Trophy lager. We were listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange in 1995.

From humble beginnings, our portfolio has grown and now includes Trophy Lager, Trophy Black, Castle Milk Stout, Castle Lager, Redds, Hero, Grand Malt, Betamalt malt drink and Voltic Water.

Our brewery and corporate headquarters are located at Omi-Asoro, Ilesa in Osun State and with distribution centres in Ibadan, Lagos and Ilorin. http://www.internationalbreweriesplc.com/

ODVanguard:


I'm doing great, brotherman. Thanks. And you?

wristbangle:


Flogging yi buru ni irole yi gan

safiaapussy:


No be their fault na, I could've been born igbo but na God save me, very close one

laudate:


Oga, your ignorance is apalling. Ok, let me quote the info directly from the source for you.



I know it hurts you that the company is NOT owned by an Igbo man. Take it easy. No vex you hear. Na God do am!

Peter Dada

Some youths have established a factory for the production of toothpicks and pencils in Akure, the Ondo State capital, under the sponsorship of the National Directorate of Employment.

The factory, where over 250 graduates are currently working, is said to be the first of its kind in Africa.The idea of local toothpicks production in Nigeria was said to have been conceived by a young graduate who convinced the management of the NDE that the product could be produced with bamboo stems.At the inauguration of the factory in Akure, the Acting Director-General of the NDE, Mr. Kunle Obayan, said the NDE’s sponsorship of the project was part of the agency’s effort towards complementing the micro-economic policies of the Federal Government, aimed at stimulating local production of goods.

He explained that some young graduates approached the agency early this year with the proposal to set up the factory to produce toothpicks, adding that the agency accepted the proposal because it was perceived to be a viable project.

He said, “It is on record that millions of dollars are being spent on the importation of toothpicks and pencils. The Central Bank of Nigeria no longer provides foreign exchange for the importation of toothpicks; therefore, the viability of this project is not in doubt.”

Obayan called on other young graduates with good ideas to bring their proposals to the NDE.

“We are ready to sponsor any good proposal so that our youths will be empowered and unemployment will reduce in this country,” he said.

He explained further that the agency would support the factory from the production point to the marketing of the products to enable the business to survive.

The initiator of the project, Mr. Samuel Babatunde, expressed his gratitude to the NDE for the support given to him and his colleagues to execute the project.

He urged that Federal Government to tackle the problem of power for the business to survive.

He said, “We came to the NDE with the idea of starting a toothpick manufacturing factory. Another set of colleagues also came up with the idea of starting a waste paper, pencil manufacturing factory. The NDE did not shun us, but rather, they encouraged us.

“They provided the funds and moral support and today, we are witnessing history being made here in Akure, Ondo State. Today, the first toothpick manufacturing factory in Africa is being inaugurated.”

salford1:

Hope you remembered to wake up some people this morning with the usual scissors kick.

okway:


Your ignorance is glaring. I'm glad a shoe manufacturer in Ibadan looks international to you. That's Yoruba quality

Henryyy:

Me too o bros. Hahahaha

Markfemi2:
We should not forget Yorubas are the only ethnic group in the world that repairs ships in the whol of Africa
LADOL

LADOL is the first and only base specifically designed to meet the logistical needs of deep water offshore oil and gas operations and projects in and around Nigeria. As the first and only facility of its kind in Lagos, LADOL was created to ensure that the nation of Nigeria benefits directly from its deep offshore energy reserves. Manufacturers setting up on the base will find LADOL has excellent infrastructure, including telecommunications, sewage systems, water, fuel and transportation network. It also offers top-quality accommodations and recreational facilities. http://www.ladol.com/about-us/

LADOL advances in $3.8b Egina FPSO vessel construction
The Lagos Deep Offshore Logistic Base (LADOL) is blazing the trail in the quest for local capacity development in the country as it advanced with the construction of the world-class Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessel.

The indigenous oil and gas logistics firm is currently working on the sections of the FPSO at its Free Zone base in Apapa. The Managing Director of LADOL, Dr. Amy Jadesimi, said the yard is where the first ever locally fabricated Floating Production Storage Offloading (FPSO) project took place. http://www.ladol.com/ladol-advances-egina/

ODVanguard:


Lol. Yoruba be Babanla won when it comes to BOTH quality and packaging, the kind wey yiboo man no fit ever match. Na the international standard packaging of those iteles confuse the mumu. You can't blame them though coz they used to substandard stuff -- every thing about them is substandard. Awon iran Evans.

ODVanguard:


Absolutely. That's the difference between an entrepreneur (Yoruba) and small business owners/traders (Igbos). Entrepreneurs are innovators -- they capture value by reinventing the wheel and seeking out more efficient/technology-friendly ways of doing business, while the average igbo spare-parts trader is still doing 'biznis' the same old way his 'oga' taught him, till they are rendered useless and obsolete or are kicked out of the business altogether.

A 24-year old Yoruba lad already blazed that trail last year by setting up an auto parts e-commerce retail startup, and he's doing great!

http://autofactorng.com/index.php

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/meet-young-man-redefining-auto-parts-business-nigeria/

Same trend is noticeable in the English-sector of 'Nollywood' (which they errorneously claim to have pioneered). The highest grossing box office Nollywood cinema hits ever made have more Yoruba folks as directors than any other ethnicity - 'Wedding Party' (Kemi Adetiba) , '50' (Biyi Bandele), 'October First' (Kunle Afolayan), 'Half of a Yellow Sun' (Biyi Bandele), 'The CEO' (Kunle Afolayan), 'Isoken' (Jade Osiberu), 'Phone Swap' (Kunle Afolayan). The upcoming 'My wife and I', also directed by another Omo kaaro'jire -- Bunmi Ajakaiye.


Yoruba directors are redefining/giving the typical hitherto mediocre Nollywood a makeover by churning out quality movies.

Tara Fela-Durotoye (born 6 March 1977)[1] is a Nigerian makeup artist and lawyer. A pioneer in the bridal makeup profession inNigeria, she launched the first bridal directory in 1999, set up international standard makeup studios and established the first makeup school in Nigeria.

She is the founder and CEO of House of Tara International[2] and creator of the Tara Orekelewa Beauty range, Inspired Perfume and the H.I.P Beauty range.

In 2007, She was awarded the Africa SMME Award and the Entrepreneur award in South Africa[3] and in 2013, Forbes listed her as one 20 Young Power Women In Africa[4]

Early life

FKO81:
Igbo products
Ibeto battery
Innoson tyre
Ngobro products
Ibeto clutch and brake pad

laudate:

We are talking about a $3.8 billion USD project currently being handled by LADOL, which is owned by a Yoruba man, and you are here talking about batteries, tyre, clutch and brake pad??! Guy, take yah time, o!

FKO81:

Yoruba men

Major shareholder intafact is formar Gov of Anambra peter Obi

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SABMiller_brands

SABMiller brands

SABMiller was one of the top five global brewing companies,[1][2] and had a range of over 150 beers, including international beers such as Pilsner Urquell, and Miller Genuine Draft, and local ones such as Gambrinus and Castle Milk Stout.[3]

The company was acquired by Anheuser-Busch InBev in October 2016 and sold off its interest in MillerCoors to Molson Coors as required by regulators in the U.S. [4][5] The new company, Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV, is trading on the Brussels Stock Exchange as ABI.BR and as BUD on the New York stock exchange.[6][7][8]

After the merger between Anheuser Busch Inbev and SABMiller, the new Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV company owns over 200 beer brands including Budweiser and Bud Light, Corona, Stella Artois, Beck's, Leffe, Hoegaarden, Skol, Brahma, Antarctica, Quilmes, Victoria, Modelo Especial, Michelob Ultra, Harbin, Sedrin, Klinskoye, Sibirskaya Korona, Chernigivske, Cass and Jupiler. Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV also owns a soft drinks business that has bottling contracts with PepsiCo through its subsidiary, Ambev.[6] In December 2016, Coca Cola Co. bought many of the former SABMiller's Coca Cola operations.[9]


Intafact Beverages Limited
Main article: Intafact Beverages Limited

Hero Lager
Castle Milk Stout (6%ABV)
Grand Malt (non-alcoholic)
Beta Malt (non-alcoholic)


International Breweries plc
Main article: International Breweries plc

Trophy Lager
Trophy Black
BETAMALT
Grand Malt

Kgalagadi Breweries Limited
Main article: Kgalagadi Breweries Limited

St Louis Lager
St Louis Export
Castle Lager
Carling Black Label
Lion Lager

laudate: