FKO81:
Igbo man

Nduka Obaigbena is a Nigerian media mogul, the founder of Nigerian based African newspaper Thisday, African focused style & culture magazine Arise and 24-hour international news channel Arise News.

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

laudate:

Erm... the late Florence Seriki who set up Omatek Computers was actually from Delta State. It is the owner of Pragmatic Technologies which assembles laptops and desktops, that is a Yoruba man. Biodun Marquis is the Founder/Chief Executive Officer of Pragmatic Technology, the company that unveiled Nigeria’s first branded notebook.

afonjaheadhunt:
you already bored me with all the long post and still not up to 5 names you keep saying you are not Afonja but you keep fighting their battles with your long and pointless post, you tried to prove that Afonjas are also manufacturers yet I don't see any names except Okoya please do a better job and get me a list even if it is 30 I will give you a pass Mark mind you the companies listed here are only indigenous Anambra companies if you give me 30 from Afonja put together I will give you another 50 from Anambra.

Mind you I never said others don't manufacture anything but Afonjas trying to measure up to Igbo's in terms of production and manufacturing has to be is the biggest joke of 2017. You should no Igbo's are no joke when it come to production when the Vice President, former presidents, Senators, minister of information, army chiefs etc continue to visit the space in regards their industrialization drive.

Twistaray:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2CIQuastvw



This woman is the face of architecture in Nigeria.

laudate:

Like I told your brothers before, I have lived and worked in Lagos for several years. And the hospitality of the SW people is commendable. They don't do 'gra-gra' like your people, and do not look down on others without cause. if you respect them, they respect you in return, unlike your folks who think that when you offer them respect, it means you are weak. So they try to rub your nose in the mud.

Anyway, I cannot see the truth and hide it. For every entrepreneur in the Southeast doing business in a particular field, you also have their equivalent in the Southwest, doing even greater things. I just chose a few to illustrate this point in my last post, and you are still crying that you have not seen those examples I cited. Ok let me repeat it slowly so that you'll get it. For every name on your list Bro', there is also a direct competitor or a leader in that industry that happens to be from another ethnic group, including the Yoruba. It will take all day to list them. I fit borrow you my contact lens, make you take check am, o!

Awolowo001:


Abeg, we no get megabyte to watch this trash...show us what you have produced...

Aba wears ready for export and delivery...

We don't do artificial or fake intelligence... but do reality and produce visible goods

Awolowo001:


Artificial intelligence indeed....I can see it...
you don't need to tell me....it is really artificial...

The joke is on you guys..

It is not about posting pharmacy...mediplus or whatsoever...
It is about who produce the drugs...

Technology is about production not artificial or fake intelligency...

Emzor, orange drug, juhel are Igbo companies producing and not selling

FKO81:
Igbo man

Nduka Obaigbena is a Nigerian media mogul, the founder of Nigerian based African newspaper Thisday, African focused style & culture magazine Arise and 24-hour international news channel Arise News.

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

Twistaray:
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Lmao
Abeg these junks are blocking my views.
They look dirty

Follow your dreams with courage, imagination and the ability to attract and work with the best minds.”

Credit: Niyi Omodara

Niyi Omodara, a young entrepreneur and member of the YALI Network, is the founder, designer and principal craftsman of Extra Valuable Apparel (EVA), a footwear company in Akure, Nigeria. He is a self-taught craftsman who started making slippers for his family in the early 1990s. Omodara is now producing “bespoke” shoes, customized for a client and made to order. His vision for EVA is to “manufacture world-class leather products through superior designs and quality materials.”

OAUTemitayo:
I will never use Emzor products again.
Look at how they are using ordinary hand to pack medical products?

Awolowo001:


Aba made...

Twistaray:



https://yali.state.gov/nigerian-entrepreneur-makes-shoes-one-pair-at-a-time/

Twistaray:




Ofcourse, that was politics ask yourself after the whole parrazzi how many of them did you read in the news about dirty aba mades and stuffs.

Awolowo001:


Stop ranting.... return to your keyboard and show us what you guys have produced.....

The joke is seriously on you guys...

obasanjo is not taking any chances to grab...

Awolowo001:


Tired of posting artificial intelligence, now posting play boys....

The joke is on you guys...

Everytin you see inside this box are all Aba made....

No be artificial intelligency na reality....

Awolowo001:
Stop lieing to yourself.... show us the greater tons been done in SW...and not posting obituary pictures of people that are not in anywhere....

This is what is called technological innovations... and not posting people images...

SW, show us handwork

The Managing Director, Toyota Nigeria, Mr. Kunle Ade-Ojo, said the new Hiace was assembled in the company’s plant in Lagos, built with 30,000-unit production capacity every year. According to him, the plant’s facility comprising two lines is expected to assemble mini buses, pickups and other light commercial vehicles. The plant, which occupies a 40,000 square metre of land, was built to handle different models.
http://punchng.com/toyota-rolls-out-first-vehicle-from-lagos-factory/

Sir (Chief) Michael Ade-Ojo is the Chairman of Toyota (Nigeria) Limited. He holds a B.Sc. degree in Business Administration from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka and was awarded an honorary Doctor of Business Admnistration (D.BA) from the same institution in 1999.

His work experience spans over 50 years, holding appointments with CFAO, the Federal Civil Service and BP (Nig) Ltd. He is Chairman of various companies, Moorhouse Company Ltd., Imperial Telecommunications Ltd. and Braun Limited. He also serves on the Board of a number of other companies including First City Monument Bank Group. He holds a string of awards from various social and business clubs, which he joined over the years.

He was conferred with the chieftaincy title of AARE ATAYESE of Ilara-Mokin in recognition of the various developmental projects, which he championed in his hometown. In 2005, he was honored by the Federal Government of Nigeria with the award of Officer of the Order Of the Niger (OON) in recognition of his valuable contribution to the growth of the economy and the auto industry in particular. The Ooni of Ife, HRM Oba Okunade Sijuwade , in 2010, conferred him with the title of Baaloro of The source.

He has subsequently been conferred with many awards from the automobile industry, including the Auto Legend Award conferred on him by the Nigerian Auto Media Awards (NAMA). Chief Michael Ade-Ojo is an educationist and a sports enthusiast. He is the founder of Elizade University and Smokin Hills Golf Resort both in Ilara-Mokin, Ondo State. https://www.toyotanigeria.com/board

Twistaray:



Dude, your blood just dey hurt. Easy nah

Why are you barking round about like a wounded lion

Is your head paining you ni

Oya calm down nah and continue with your fake,dirty aba products. By the way, I heard you one can get a big bread in aba,especially along aba express road with plenty akpu inside

Awolowo001:


The joke is still on you

Gomeks irons manufacturing.... Onitsha

laudate:


All the pictures of your locally assembled Innosons motors that you have been spamming the thread with, does not change the fact that Toyota Nigeria Limited also has an assembly plant in Lagos, where it unveiled its first locally-assembled vehicle - a Hiace bus. The largest single shareholder in that plant is Elizade Motors which is owned by Chief Michael Ade-Ojo (OON).

Reni Smiths

Bimbo Oye-Akinnifesi



Bimbo Oye-Akinnifesi is the creative director of Reni Smiths. She spent her early years growing up in Lagos. Her grandmother was a seamstress thus giving her an early taste of the world of design and fashion. Beginning her formal training at Instituto di Moda Burgo where she got a diploma in fashion styling. She entered the exciting world of fashion by establishing the Reni Smith brand which she launched at the 2013 edition of GTBank Lagos Fashion & Design Week as one of the top 10 young designers showcasing the Bella Donna collection.

After the launch, the brand received massive acceptance and she has had the honor of designing clothes for top female celebrities in Nigeria, as well as had the Reni Smith pieces worn on the red carpet for different award shows. Bimbo has been featured in notable fashion blogs, magazines and television programmes within and outside the country. The year looks very promising for this young designer and she is one to definitely lookout for in the year 2015.

Twistaray:
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Imported

Vistaprint has been around for twenty years, so if you live in the U.S. or Europe, ordering printed material online might not seem like a big deal. In Nigeria, however, getting business card and flyers are still a pain that requires multiple visits to a brick-and-mortar shop, says Printivo founder Oluyomi Ojo.

Ojo has family members who work in the printing industry, but he didn’t realize how complicated it is to handle orders until he became a managing director at an ad agency, especially for customers outside of Lagos, one of Nigeria’s printing hubs.

“Small businesses are not really catered to. If you want to print a quantity as low as 100 business cards, you might have to travel two hours to a print shop, sit down and have someone design them, then come back in a week and pick them up,” says Ojo.

“We saw there are a lot of problems for small-scale businesses that want to order print marketing. It’s a huge opportunity for us because there are more than 17 million small businesses in Nigeria alone.”

Printivo printing facilityFounded in 2013 by Ojo, Ibukun Oloyede, and Ayodeji Adeogun, Printivo ships express orders throughout Nigeria and will expand to other English-speaking African countries after landing seed funding from EchoVC Partners earlier this month. In addition to business cards, flyers, and stationery, Printivo also produces tote bags, mugs, and wedding favors.

There are other online print businesses in Nigeria, including PrintSharply and InstantPrint, but Ojo says Printivo differentiates by offering a larger selection of products and templates created by its full-time graphic designers (customers can also upload their own designs to the site). Ojo claims that Printivo’s tech platform lets users create and order printed goods in as little as 10 to 15 minutes.

“It takes away the weeks and days of calling and finding graphic designers and printers,” he says. Shipments within Lagos usually take two to three days, while orders reach the rest of Nigeria in about five days.

Along with launching in new markets, Printivo will expand its business model by launching an online marketplace for graphic designers, as well as a service similar to CafePress that will handle orders for companies that want to sell custom goods. The startup also has a B2B segment, focusing on larger companies; Ojo says clients so far have included Google, DHL, and telecom Etisalat.

While Nigeria’s Internet penetration rate is one of the highest in Africa (and still growing rapidly), Ojo is not worried that companies will begin rejecting printed products in favor of online marketing campaigns.

“Print gives you a level of tangibility that online cannot give,” says Ojo. “People get to feel and touch your materials and that really drives growth here.”

Awolowo001:


Jealousy, na you import am??

like I said, the joke is on you guys...

Still in Onitsha.

Awolowo001:
The joke is on you.....

Coscharis controls FORD and BMW.....but since he is not manufacturing, I will not include him....
Toyota na toy for were FORD and BMW da.