naturalman:


That yoruba guy called OKWAY stole an Igbo man company TERAGRO and posted it as a yoruba company

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naturalman:


Guy all this tons you are posting are not yoruba owned...
You posted this Igbo man company as yoruba......

Are You A Thief.....

Which Ibo man owns that company?

Ibos and deceit. I'd understand why an Ibo man would want to claim a Yoruba company. We set standard.

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PVision2020:
Mere commisioner summoning all the Osu leaders. LOL
When last did we have an igbo man in such a post (even if nah "mere councillor" occupying aso rock). It's on record that out of the 18years of this present political dispensation yorubas ruled for almost 9years and still counting.
We don't make mouth or beat chest around. Against fact there are no arguments.
Brown roof wey your people no fit do without. All your leaders from zik to ojukwu were schooled under the brown roof. All your business men makes there money in the brown roof region. Your politicians loots from (peter obi to orji kalu) were spent and invested in the brown roof region.
And I'm very sure you posted this trash under a brown roof.

Lol...Boy go and sleep

Lol! The presidency not your commissioner summoned them.

Exactly why your Nigeria failed. Incompetent Yorubas and Arewa that only excel in virtual world and not in practical world ruined Nigeria with poor substandard leadership, Nigeria is a true representation of what Arewa Oduanistan will look like, since same people that ran Nigeria will still run it
Awolowo and co embezzled and ran out of business all the big companies they inherited from the indigenization program windfall. The Arewa subservient nature to western imperialism meant that Nigeria became subject to economic and fiscal rape by imperialist institutions from 1970 till date.

No sensible Igbo man wants anything to do with your failed disgrace of a country. We want Biafra!

Which brown roof region? Lagos is Bini ancestral land, or better still, no man's land.

naturalman:


They just BURSTED that yoruba guy lies...

He stole an Igbo man company and posted it as yoruba

Lol! Not surprised at all.

okway:
Yoruba

Nari is now sold across 21 outlets after one month of trade within the UK including Selfridge, one of the UK’s most prestigious and premium department stores.

Oh, I had forgotten this guy. The founder of NARI Juice is Tola James, a 24­ year ­old Nigerian and British entrepreneur who owns Nari Juice, a drink made from coconut palm sap. He is also co-­founder of Go Getters Global, a network for entrepreneurs based in the UK with a passion for Africa and managing partner of investment firm Bridgewater Holdings. He’s raised over £60,000 from investors to start his business.

He shares the story of what inspired him to go into the business....

"I’m always thinking outside the box and if a ‘good’ idea comes to mind then I write it somewhere. After not seeing my father for many years, I took it upon myself to travel to Lagos to see him. It was an exciting time for me; I met cousins, aunties and uncles and I had one of the most memorable Christmas celebrations that I can remember.

My father is from a place called Ogun State in Nigeria, he took me on a tour across Lagos and through Ogun State to show me the work of my grandfather (God rest his soul). I was inspired to see the houses and apartments that were built by my grandad, during his time on earth. I left Nigeria feeling energised, inspired, motivated and my burning desire to succeed was as strong as ever. My grandad left a legacy that I took upon myself to continue the entrepreneurial drive and creativity that was passed down.

As a strong believer in God and a firm believer in faith, I understand the importance of developing yourself from within: spiritually, physically and mentally. One of my favourite books of all time is Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. He informs his readers about the power of auto-suggestion which is the medium for influencing the subconscious mind. I quote ‘Be on the alert for these plans, and when they appear, put them into action immediately.

When the plans appear, they will probably “flash” into your mind through the sixth sense, in the form of an “inspiration.” This inspiration may be considered a direct “telegram” or message from Infinite Intelligence. Treat it with respect, and act upon it as soon as you receive it. Failure to do this will be fatal to your success…"

I worked on my idea and three years later Nari Palm Juice was born… Nari is now sold across 21 outlets after one month of trade within the UK including Selfridges, one of the UK’s most prestigious and premium department stores" http://trueafrica.co/article/tola-james-the-entrepreneur-taking-nigerian-juice-global-eyeson2016/

Can you imagine someone being inspired by what he saw in Nigeria, when others within that same country can only see the negative sides of the place?

Yoruba


No Ibo company can ever have an equivalent of this Yoruba company.


IN the 1980s, Olumuyiwa Oluwole Aiyegbusi was named one of the young Nigerian industrialists of the future. The US-trained engineer, who also had a stint with the Federal Institute of Industrial Research (FIIRO), Oshodi,Lagos, sells palm wine in cans; and this he does profitably in London, USA, Latin America and Nigeria using his company — Olu Olu Food Processing Company — as a platform. Now a conglomerate, Olu Olu has offshoots in different parts of the world?

Having set out from his wife’s kitchen in London after leaving school in the US, Aiyegbusi’s success story is an interesting one. According to him, one of his American friends had foretold of his success during his school days some 30 years ago when he was doing a research for the NASA programme.

https://tundeakingbade./2013/02/17/aiyegbusi-from-n7-500-in-wifes-kitchen-to-n700m-turnover-in-food-processing-business/

Today, his food business worldwide now has a turn over close to about 0.7 Billion Naira from 1,400 pounds.

scholes0:


Who it is you are referring to is not me.
You think Yorubas aren't seeing how you lots are exposing all the Enugu and Ebonyi groups on social media for their backwardness?

Lol! What exactly are you on about? What backwards. I remember an Igbo here once asked you lots to compare Ebonyi with any SW state, and you lots failed.

laudate:


Oh, I had forgotten this guy. The founder of NARI Juice is Tola James, a 24­ year ­old Nigerian and British entrepreneur who owns Nari Juice, a drink made from coconut palm sap. He is also co-­founder of Go Getters Global, a network for entrepreneurs based in the UK with a passion for Africa and managing partner of investment firm Bridgewater Holdings. He’s raised over £60,000 from investors to start his business.

He shares the story of what inspired him to go into the business....



Can you imagine someone being inspired by what he saw in Nigeria, when others within that same country can only see the negative sides of the place?

Ibos, awon low IQ people, will try to claim this successful Yoruba bloke

pazienza:


Lol! The presidency not your commissioner summoned them.

Exactly why your Nigeria failed. Incompetent Yorubas and Arewa that only excel in virtual world and not in practical world ruined Nigeria with poor substandard leadership, Nigeria is a true representation of what Arewa Oduanistan will look like, since same people that ran Nigeria will still run it
Awolowo and co embezzled and ran out of business all the big companies they inherited from the indigenization program windfall. The Arewa subservient nature to western imperialism meant that Nigeria became subject to economic and fiscal rape by imperialist institutions from 1970 till date.

No sensible Igbo man wants anything to do with your failed disgrace of a country. We want Biafra!


Which brown roof region? Lagos is Bini ancestral land, or better still, no man's land.

They want Biafra because they can't compete with Yorubas

naturalman:


That yoruba guy called OKWAY stole an Igbo man company TERAGRO and posted it as a yoruba company

So appointing Elumelu as the chairman of transcorp makes him the owner Abi? Do you know Transcorp is a public liability company, the owners are the shareholders, don't confuse management for ownership. Teragro is a subsidiary of transcorp headed by a Yoruba man, Yinka Ogunsulire.

Fineman87:
Didnt you read that the houses were built by lebanese and chinese investors and some corrupt govt officials. Did he mention that yolobars built all of them. Dont worry, we will buy all just like we have bought over lagos mainland. We are going for the island now. One aba made G-wagon is Ñ30million. So only 4 will give me one of those houses.

Don't forget to uproot or excavate all the lands and houses you bought on Lagos mainland and take them with you to Biafra when you leave. Or do you intend to leave them behind?

Yorubas are too blessed.



I understand why Ibos envy our business acumen.

Dumaknesset:



So appointing Elumelu as the chairman of transcorp makes him the owner Abi? Do you know Transcorp is a public liability company, the owners are the shareholders, don't confuse management for ownership. Teragro is a subsidiary of transcorp headed by a Yoruba man, Yinka Ogunsulire.

@Laudate,

Please!

Also Tony Elumelu is no longer the CEO. Yinka just appointed Dupe Olusola as the CEO. Teragro is a Yoruba company.

Yoruba

Tuns foods and Agro-Allied Limited

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naturalman:


That yoruba guy called OKWAY stole an Igbo man company TERAGRO and posted it as a yoruba company

Dupe Olusola, CEO of Teragro at the WCA Executive investment Summit & CEO Forum 2015″ that held March 17. – 19, 2015 at the Intercontinental Hotel Lagos



http://teragro-ng.com/site/?page_id=2257

And where is your lying proof?

You imaginary akpu ibo owner also made Dupe Olusola the CEO to manage his company?

Abeg stick to your ugu leaves.

okway:
Yoruba

Yorubas are too great kaiiii!!! See international standard.

Today, Shea Radiance has over 20 different hair and skin products that are distributed through their partner, Select Nutrition that services over 7,000 stores throughout the U.S. In addition to the brick and mortar sales, they are ramping up ecommerce and international channels, especially in Europe and the Gulf states that are desperate for their products. Based on current growth, sales for Shea Radiance products will gross over $300 million by 2020.

Yes, right in the middle of that photograph there, is Funlayo Alabi, the Founder of Shea Radiance. She is a stickler for good quality. Have you ever heard her speak? She is really inspiring. In her own words:

"I believe that a really great jar of cream can change the world. We will accomplish this by ensuring that the women in our supply chain have the needed incomes to feed, clothe, and educate their children.

Our journey began while seeking a natural solution to our boys’ dry & eczema prone skin. We re-discovered Shea butter, a natural healing balm sourced from the Shea fields in West Africa. Our interest in the efficacy and sustainability of Shea butter led us back to West Africa, where we developed a relationship with the women Shea producers.

Our connection with the women changed the focus of our business. We realized that Shea butter had the potential to change women's lives, by alleviating poverty and providing women with an income, to meet the needs of their children. In November 2015, we interviewed over 100 women Shea processors in Northern Ghana and asked them what they feared most. Their responses boiled down to one common fear, not having the resources to provide for their children.

As Vice Chair of the Global Shea Alliance Sustainability Working Group, I am excited to be part of the discussions that will usher in a new era of sustainability that values the input of the women whose labor is instrumental to the industry. We believe when you empower a woman, she uplifts her children and transforms her community. That is how a jar of cream can change the world." http://www.shearadiance.com/about-us/

Yoruba

Slabmark Nigeria Limited is a privately owned limited liability company with 100% indigenous share holding. The company was incorporated on the 11th December 1997 and commenced operations in March 2000 with the commissioning of a 100 tonnes per day Solvent Extraction Plant. The registered office is Km8\9 Old Lagos, Ibadan Oyo State. The company’s core business activity is oil seed processing into edible oils and fats.

Our Sister Companies are:

Sudit oil and chemicals
Sudit vegetable oil mill
Sudit transport and logistics
Asabi plastic industries
Slabmark Farms
Araromi-Aiyesan Oil Palm Plc.

As in all of our plants, those directly employed by Slabmark Nigeria Limited otherwise known as Sudit Oil & Chemical Limited will work in an environment that encourages team spirit, honesty, and transparency in all our business activities to thrive; they'll also benefit from significant training and investment in their practical professional development. http://www.slabmarkgroup.com/#


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deomelo:

And where is your lying proof?

You imaginary akpu ibo owner also made Dupe Olusola the CEO to manage his company?

Abeg stick to your ugu leaves.

Ibo deceit doesn't surprise me anymore.

This is how they lied to Nigerians that they're industrious.

laudate:


Yes, right in the middle of that photograph there, is Funlayo Alabi, the Founder of Shea Radiance. She is a stickler for good quality. Have you ever heard her speak? She is really inspiring. In her own words:

I haven't heard her speak, but omo, the quality of her product speaks volume.

Even the packaging is sexy.

Since we dey see innoson panel beating factory on every page, e be like say this is the only thing they produce in iboland..

Yoruba

Igbemo Rice Processing Company Limited is the first privately-owned rice processing and branding company in Ekiti State, Nigeria. Genesis of greatness lies in pursuit of vision and commitment to hard work and human values. Igbemo Rice Processing Company Limited has moved through monumental stages from its inception, growth and expansion to deliver quality rice.

The company is expanding into newer horizons with a missionary zeal and a dynamic team under the leadership of a strong visionary.

Presently, the company is fostering relationship with both local and foreign companies in the areas of rice farming, improved processing technology and business ties. http://logbaby.com/directory/igbemo-rice-processi_15936.html#.WWgW4pLyvIU

IGBOS are still winning...
Okway please step up your game....
Those guys ride is making wave ...
Step up your game..

In all I have been inspired by young entrepreneurs.

naturalman:
IGBOS are still winning...

Okway please step up your game....

Those guys ride is making wave ...

Step up your game..

No one is taking you Ibos seriously.

Ibos and lies and deceit. They can't product ish on the international scale.

IbosEnvyYorubas:
Yoruba

Igbemo Rice Processing Company Limited is the first privately-owned rice processing and branding company in Ekiti State, Nigeria. Genesis of greatness lies in pursuit of vision and commitment to hard work and human values. Igbemo Rice Processing Company Limited has moved through monumental stages from its inception, growth and expansion to deliver quality rice.

The company is expanding into newer horizons with a missionary zeal and a dynamic team under the leadership of a strong visionary.

Presently, the company is fostering relationship with both local and foreign companies in the areas of rice farming, improved processing technology and business ties. http://logbaby.com/directory/igbemo-rice-processi_15936.html#.WWgW4pLyvIU

They have
Abakaliki rice

Stine rice

Coscharis rice

etc...

Still step up your game.....try Harder

Anything Ibos sell, buy it at your own risk

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IbosEnvyYorubas:


No one is taking you Ibos seriously.

Ibos and lies and deceit. They can't product ish on the international scale.

Yes they can not produce anytin....

But try harder...they are still winning with that their ride...

Don't you have motorcycle in your folder...

post it, so that your point will come up small

Yoruba

T.T DALK is a Nigerian-based fashion brand that is redefining the African footwear industry. It makes simple, trendy and elegant footwear for both men and women that appeal to a wide range of consumer tastes.

Temilade Osinfade is the founder and Creative Director at T.T Dalk. During his days at the university, he would draw out footwear designs on paper for local shoe craftsmen to make for him. His shoes and slippers caught the attention of other students and that’s how the T.T Dalk footwear business was born.

T.T Dalk is revolutionizing the local footwear business in Nigeria and has been featured on several international fashion shows and runways. He primarily sells his shoes on online stores and a few boutique retail outlets in Nigeria’s major cities.

In a recent press interview, he gave the following advice: “… you need to have passion for the business, it takes a lot of consis­tency and perseverance. Define your brand, and define your target market. You will not find many people who are knowledgeable about the business, so you need to educate yourself and do most of the work at the early stages. You must be very creative, and most especially you need to take risks. Get out of your comfort zone and explore the outside world!”

T.T Dalk is definitely a promising brand to watch in Africa’s fast evolving footwear landscape.


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naturalman:


Yes they can not produce anytin....

But try harder...they are still winning with that their ride...

Don't you have motorcycle in your folder...

post it, so that your point will come up small

This ride....

Buy innoson at your own risk.

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IbosEnvyYorubas:
@Laudate,

Please!

Also Tony Elumelu is no longer the CEO. Yinka just appointed Dupe Olusola as the CEO. Teragro is a Yoruba company.

Guy, I do not doubt you. But Teragro is owned by Transnational Corporation. And in the course of my research, this is what I found: Heirs Holdings Limited is the largest shareholder of Transnational Corp.

Yoruba

Haus of Hercules (HOH) is another footwear and accessories brand based in Lagos, Nigeria. It specializes in simple yet stylish and exquisite handmade shoes.

The HOH collection includes loafers, oxfords, brogues, toms and moccasins made from luxurious fabrics such as velvet and soft suede and traditional fabrics like denim, tweed and batik-patterned fabrics.

The brain behind Haus of Hercules is Christopher Jeje, a young Nigerian designer and entrepreneur. He started this impressive footwear business in 2010 with just over $30 in startup capital. Since then, HOH has showcased on fashion runways in Lagos, Accra and London. http://www.smallstarter.com/get-inspired/10-top-successful-made-in-africa-footwear-brands-making-africa-proud/

IGBOS are the winners....
Yoruba's please Still step up your games