FKO81:

http://westernpostnigeria.com/london-stock-exchange-lists-obijackson-group-of-companies-companies-to-inspire-africa-report/
London Stock Exchange Lists Obijackson Group of Companies, ‘Companies to Inspire Africa’ Report
by Akin Akinremi in Business, News · 0 Comment

By Akin Akinremi

The London Stock Exchange Group recently unveiled the inaugural edition of its ‘Companies to Inspire Africa’ report and listed three companies from the Obijackson Group – Nestoil, Energy Works Technology (EWT) and B&Q Dredging in the report. Nestoil Limited is a Nigerian indigenous leader in Oil and Gas Pipeline Construction, EWT is a foremost ISO 9001: 2008 UKAS certified manufacturer of Pressure Vessels, Process Plant Equipment, and Oil and Gas Steel Structures Fabricator in West Africa, and B&Q Dredging has the largest fleet of Dredgers in Nigeria. The report showcases Africa’s success stories to international investors, policy makers and other stakeholders in the global space.

laudate:

Guy, you dey try. But Nestoil's Energy Works Technology (EWT) and B&Q Dredging, are still small boys in the game, when compared to LADOL. I mean LADOL on its' own, is already a Free Trade Zone. Go figure!

laudate:

[s]Guy, you dey try. But Nestoil's Energy Works Technology (EWT) and B&Q Dredging, are still small boys in the game, when compared to LADOL. I mean LADOL on its' own, is already a Free Trade Zone. Go figure! [/s]

FKO81:
Nestoil

pazienza:
Topic doesn't make sense to me.

Could care less about what Yorubas produce or don't produce, as long as we succeed in ensuring eternal separation of Igboland from Islamic Republic of Arewa-Oduanustan.

Catalonia produce alot in Spain, and are currently angling for independence and self determination from Spain. Yorubas we are made to believe are producing heaven and Earth, yet are clinging tightly unto a supposedly parasitic union. It doesn't take a genius to know that something is not adding up, but that is non of my business.

As long as Yorubas learn to embrace their fellow Yorubas in Benin Republic and Arewa Islamic brothers of theirs and stop looking Eastwards for non existing nationhood, I'm fine.

pazienza:
Topic doesn't make sense to me.

Could care less about what Yorubas produce or don't produce, as long as we succeed in ensuring eternal separation of Igboland from Islamic Republic of Arewa-Oduanustan.

As long as Yorubas learn to embrace their fellow Yorubas in Benin Republic and stop looking Eastwards for non existing nationhood, I'm fine.

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.

okway:


But you chose to enter this thread and type an epistle.

You sir, are an oxyMORON.

I wouldn't be surprised if you're Ibo. You envious nature is noticeable.

pazienza:


[s]I'm Igbo, I had seen this topic for days, and never even opened it for once, until a Yoruba poster here tagged me .

Actually , I thought this was a gloating topic opened by a misguided Igbo to mock Yorubas, I'm not a supporter of that, so I avoided the thread like plaque, can't be drawn into fruitless exchange with Yorubas on account of a misguided Igbo topic.

Even when I posted my first reply here, I still thought the topic was opened by an Igbo, so I didn't care to even read the opening post. You can imagine my surprise when I summoned courage to read the opening thread to discover that the thread was actually a chest beating thread opened by a Yoruba person

It changed the whole perspective for me, and I had to modify my first post.[/s]

okway:



One Igbo told me that a local ibadan manufacturer looks Italian

Weinberg:
Atlas Oranto petroleum owned by Arthur Eze is the largest
indigenous African Oil exploration company present in Over 10
Countries... Arthur Eze remains the richest oil tycoon and
doesn't seek media recognition. Atlas Petroleum International
and Oranto Petroleum, the sister
companies of the Atlas Oranto Group, own and operate 20 oil
and gas acreages in 10 African countries: Benin, Côte d’Ivoire,
Equatorial Guinea, Ghana, Liberia, Namibia, Nigeria, São
Tomé and Príncipe, Senegal and South Sudan. Founded in
Nigeria in 1991, the group is Africa’s largest indigenous
explorer by acreage. The most powerful woman in Africa in oil
and gas business is UJU IFEJIKA of BRITTANIA U Nigeria and
Ghana...These are silent billionaires,achievers and individuals
with high intellectual

pazienza:


I'm Igbo, I had seen this topic for days and never even opened it for once, until a Yoruba poster here tagged me .

Actually , I thought this was a gloating topic opened by a misguided Igbo to mock Yorubas, I'm not a supporter of that, so I avoided the thread like plaque, can't be drawn into fruitless exchange with Yorubas on account of a misguided Igbo topic.

Even when I posted my first reply here, I still thought the topic was opened by an Igbo, so I didn't care to even read the opening post. You can imagine my surprise when I summoned courage to read the opening thread to discover that the thread was actually a chest beating thread opened by a Yoruba person

It changed the whole perspective for me, and I had to modify my first post.

pazienza:


I'm Igbo, I had seen this topic for days, and never even opened it for once, until a Yoruba poster here tagged me .

Actually , I thought this was a gloating topic opened by a misguided Igbo to mock Yorubas, I'm not a supporter of that, so I avoided the thread like plaque, can't be drawn into fruitless exchange with Yorubas on account of a misguided Igbo topic.

Even when I posted my first reply here, I still thought the topic was opened by an Igbo, so I didn't care to even read the opening post. You can imagine my surprise when I summoned courage to read the opening thread to discover that the thread was actually a chest beating thread opened by a Yoruba person

It changed the whole perspective for me, and I had to modify my first post.

Obamaofusa:




I was both ecstatic about the prospect of meeting him and sad the Nigerian media didn’t give people like him any enough coverage.
In the spirit of dronemanship, I give you 23 year-old Ayoola Olaoluwa, a Computer Science graduate of the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) who has built a working camera drone and a Flying Car from scratch.


https://techpoint.ng/2016/02/25/ayoola-lautech-nigerian-drone-maker/

safiaapussy:


Just take it easy with them, we yorubas,hausas & co can't know how hard it must be to be carrying curses and crimes in our genes and blood. Use very subtle words in insulting them. The last thing we need now is the price of sniper and rat poison going up.

okway:

ODVanguard:


Lmao. Before nko. Can you blame him, when he never see anything that comes close to that quality where he's from. I am always proud to wear Yoruba shoemakers' shoes coz they don't front like some people do by slapping fake 'fendi', 'tommyhillFiNger', 'Gucci' labels on their products to sell them. They promote their own brands with confidence that exudes so much that even you as a customer won't mind rocking their brands with pride and even blowing their trumpet sef. Awa la ni packaging and quality presentation.

okway:

Oxtonguy:
At the bolded You've seen this topic for days when the topic is actually open today dude what are you smoking.

Deedeedee3:

Am fine jare. I see the way you hammer those useless, worthless, and bitter e-bowl monkeys here.
Aeranakankafo of nairaland.
Mo juba fun yin ooo. Keep it up jare