Awolowo001:



Dude, we are non longer arguing with you base on that regards..
.
Let's stick to the topic....

What have Yoruba's produced?
Very simple

Nwakaumu:
Its shameful that after 25 pages yoruba have not showed us what they produce other than boring us with fake cv's and bio-data cum life histories of yoruba bank managers,pics of a shopping mall,hotel lobby,airport lounges,and restaurants.One even post a picture of a toyota car parked at elizade shop and claimed that elizade,a yoruba man produced toyota. May be awolowo free substandard education did not teach afonjas the difference between service industry and manufacturing industry.

Awolowo001:


BURSTED......

South African own chicken republic and tantalizer..
But chicken republic is been bought over by Stanley of Stanel oil...recently..just this year....

google it...

laudate:


You forgot to add Tantalizers! You see in the fast food industry, you Yoruba chaps have nailed it down. Look at it: Sweet Sensation, which is owned by the Kamsons, to Tastee Fried Chicken owned by the Adebayo family, Tantalizers (owned by the Ayenis), Chicken Republic (owned by the Adeyanjus) etc,.... haba! No need for too much talk, abeg!

laudate:

Guy, I now know your problem. Apparently, you suffer from myopia, as well as astigmatism and maybe, there is a dose of cataract thrown in for good measure. That is why you can claim you did not see all the businesses and industries owned by Yoruba people on this thread. From LADOL, to Wemy Industries, Honeywell Group, Solo phones, Lagos Airport (under Babalakin's Group), Coleman Cables, Glo (owned by Mike Adenuga), Main One, Lanre Bhadmus Industries, the hotels, restaurants, Eleganza Group of Companies, Proforce,the technology companies etc. The list is too long to mention. Please go back to the beginning of this thread, and read it all up again. I fit borrow you my contact lens, o!

Why am I even talking? Let me sit back & allow the Yoruba people to give you an answer by themselves...!

FKO81:
Coscharis Group
is a wholly owned Nigerian Conglomerate with businesses and interests that span across various sectors of the Nigerian economy: Automobile, Medical, Foods & Beverages, Information Technology, Engineering and Agriculture. With globally respected partners and an iconic brand portfolio, Coscharis has continued to be a considerable contributor to Nigeria's economy.

Coscharis Group from its humble beginning proceeded unto the automobile sales as the sole representative of the BMW brand in Nigeria. Thereafter, the success story of being a noble ambassador of the BMW brand in Nigeria made the grand entry of other great brands like Jaguar LandRover, Ford, Mini, Morris Garages and finally the luxurious Rolls-Royce brand into the Nigerian market with Coscharis as the second franchisee in the whole of Africa. Furthermore, within the auto industry Coscharis holds sole franchise of the Abro automotive care brands and the car rental franchise for Sixt Rent a Car through its subsidiary Coscharis Mobility in Nigeria.

Coscharis Group's interest spread beyond the automobile sector with subsidiaries such as Coscharis Technology Ltd that plays big within the ICT sector representing various global brands in Nigeria. Likewise Coscharis' interest in the medical sector is present in Coscharis Medical & Foods Ltd and CG Biostadt. As a result of further diversification of business focus, the Group entered into a Private - Public initiative to engage in the agricultural sector of the economy with the establishment of Coscharis Farms Ltd which aims to become of one of the largest rice producing farms in Nigeria in the nearest future. Coscharis in a bid to consolidate business in the manufacturing sector undertook the bottling and distribution of sachet and table water via Coscharis Beverages Ltd established in 2002 and most recently in 2014 embarked on assembly of Ford rangers in Nigeria through Coscharies group

Nwakaumu:
Mr man you you are far behind.we are talking about manufacturing company ;don't disturb us with restauraunt selling ice cream and meat-pie unless you want prove those who say that yoruba can only produce amala and ewedu right.abeg shift let deal with afonjas who are posting shopping mall pics and and agbo-jedi as what yoruba produce.

Fineman87:
Yorobats show us your 'yoruba owned' industrial production lines. Show us your tablets and steel works. Show us your health research and pharmaceutical products. Yorobats show us your fully indigenous oil upstream drilling and production like Britannica U. Folorunsho Alakija doesnt drill. She sold some percentage of her stake to foreigners, hence her wealth. Yorobats show us the yoruba equivalent of Capital oil and nest oil. Fully indigenous yoruba NOT a shareholders public company. We are waiting...

Ilovemystate:


https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2013/07/03/zinox-technologies-to-supply-card-readers-to-inec/

Zinox Technologies to supply card readers to INEC

Nigeria’s Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved N459 million for INEC to procure 17,000 customised and configured smart card readers to authenticate voters during elections.


http://venturesafrica.com/zinox-group-to-establish-africas-largest-ict-product-mall-in-2016/

Zinox Group To Established Africa’s Largest ICT

Awolowo001:
So far Igbo's have been able to post....

IGBO made cars

IGBO made trucks

IGBO made motorcycles

IGBO made tricycles

IGBO made automotive sparebparts

IGBO made laptops

IGBO made tablets and iPad

IGBO made phones

IGBO made Rice's and foods

IGBO made cements

IGBO made wine, juice ,brandy,whiskey etc

IGBO made aircraft spare parts for Nigerian army fighter jets

IGBO made diapers, tissue, papers etc

IGBO made irons and metal constructions

IGBO made bags, shoes, belts, tie, boots, clothes etc

IGBO made confectioneries.

IGBO made engine oils

IGBO made plastics and tyres

IGBO made green power lights etc..

IGBO made armoured cars

IGBO made luxury bus

IGBO made toiletries and wares

IGBO made metallic and rubber products

IGBO made aluminum products


So many of them.....


THE BIG QUESTION IS WHAT HAVE YORUBAS PRODUCED??

we are still waiting

Markfemi2:


Why are you afraid to go to old pages ?

Awolowo001:
BURSTED......

South African own chicken republic and tantalizer..
But chicken republic is been bought over by Stanley of Stanel oil...recently..just this year....

google it...

Today, 42 year old Akinyanju heads one of Nigeria’s fastest growing retail chains valued at about $120 million. With about $2 million (N320 million) in seed funding raised from family and friends, he initially had a franchise deal with Chicken Licken, South Africa but quickly established his own brand Chicken Republic. In 2003, he opened a bakery outlet, Butterfield Bakery (a South African brand), which soon became Nigeria’s largest bakery. Deji also own Reeds Thai Restaurant in Lagos and the St. Elmos Pizza franchise in Nigeria. According to him, “We revolutionised the concept of buying international brands into Nigeria. Ever since then, new brands have come into the market. And we set the standard, changed the eating experience for Nigerians and introduced a friendlier, world-class ambience into food.” He says that the market is being driven by the youth. “They want to associate themselves with modern brands and modern ways of eating.”

Since founding Chicken Republic he has grown it to over 70 outlets. When asked by CNBC earlier this year on how his business ventures became successful, he said, “When I started, I didn’t have much experience. If you have passion, the rest is easy to learn, but you can’t teach somebody to be passionate.”http://www.cp-africa.com/2011/12/30/how-deji-akinyanju-founder-of-chicken-republic-built-a-multi-million-dollar-food-business/

Awolowo001:


I can not find anytin....only artificial or fake intelligency with plenty image or pictures of people instead of items...

Nwakaumu:
Its you that should go back to the first page to know that why this thread is at 40th page is because you afonja brothers ve been postping pictures of restaurant and shopping mall which are even service company,instead of showing us what yourobbers manufacture. or you want tell me yoruba can only manufacture chicken,ice cream,meat pie and,of course, amala ati ewedu

vanbonattel:


Yorubas produce a lot of things, like poverty and ignorance. Go to Ikare ekiti and find out.

Nwakaumu:
Its you that should go back to the first page to know that why this thread is at 40th page is because you afonja brothers ve been postping pictures of restaurant and shopping mall which are even service company,instead of showing us what yourobbers manufacture. or you want tell me yoruba can only manufacture chicken,ice cream,meat pie and,of course, amala ati ewedu

FKO81:

Chamsplc
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Obi
Background Peter Obi

Going into business, he became Chairman of Next International Nigeria Ltd, then Chairman and Director of Guardian Express Mortgage Bank Ltd, Guardian Express Bank Plc, Future View Securities Ltd, Paymaster Nigeria Ltd, Chams Nigeria Ltd, Data Corp Ltd and Card Centre Ltd. He was the youngest Chairman of Fidelity Bank PLC.

Demola Aladekomo is the Founder CHAMS Group and a Non-Executive Director of Chams Plc. He started CHAMS in 1985 as the first indigenous computer maintenance company in Nigeria.

Over the years, the company has pioneered many new technologies and provided intelligent solutions to a wide range of public and private initiatives. Some of his achievements in the field of IT practice include the first wide-area-network on PCs in Nigeria, the first company to venture into card technologies in Nigeria and the Guinness Book of Records recognition for Chams City Innovation.

With a commitment and passion to provide solutions that leads to the enhancement of the living standards of the Nigerian people, he led the team that won the concession on the Identity Management Program in Nigeria among other trail blazing efforts in Nigeria.

Ademola is acknowledged as the brain behind the success of the first e-payment card in Nigeria, birthed by the Valucard project working with a consortium of 5 indigenous Banks. Demola was also part of the first Chief Executive Program at the Lagos Business School (LBS) and and served as the President of the Lagos Business School Alumni Association (LBSAA) in 2012 – 2014. He also served President of the Nigeria Computer Society in 2012. He is a Fellow of the Nigeria Computer Society (FNCS), a member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) and a fellow of the Computer Professional Registration Council (FCPN). He is the Founder and Chairman, Board of Trustees: Volunteer Corps, a non-governmental organisation committed to professional volunteerism for public school education. Demola also served as the Vice Chairman of the Board of Trustees of SmartCard Society of Nigeria.

He retired as the Group Managing Director of Chams Group in 2015. http://chamsplc.com/board-of-directors/sir-ademola-benjamin-aladekomo/