totit:


All imported!




My brother, you are not far from the truth

Here is the prove to that abeg



http://www.newsexpressngr.com/news/detail.php?news=19219&title=Innoson-Motors-lays-off-50-percent-of-workers?pr=38129&lang=en

gbolah1:
guys kindly post more of Yoruba industries here for us to know them and it will help to boost there business too. This tread is very informative and please let desist from responding to any body creating nuisance on this topic.

am proud to be a yoruba man and industrialist.

twistaray:
_{~ MANUFACTURERS IN THE FOOD & BEVERAGE INDUSTRY ~}

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.

totit:

totit:
_{~ MANUFACTURING COMPANY~}
MOJEC is chiefly known on the continent as a market leader and innovator in metering. Always on the upfront of the latest in Metering Technology, MOJEC manufactures and supplies a variety of meters ranging from: Maximum Demand, Whole current, Pre-Paid meters, Automatic Meter Reading System (AMR) as well as latest in Metering technology Automatic Meter Infrastructure (AMI) via its sister company Mojec Meter Company - one Nigeria's first meter factories. It is owned by Mrs. Mojisola Abdul of the Abdul family, in partnership with an Asian company. The Managing Director is Chantelle Olubunmi Abdul.

naturalman:
What year will Yoruba's start manufacturing sometin like this

50 million years

naturalman:



Your mates are producing FIGHTER JET....you are producing beverages...na wa oh!!!!

deomelo:
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Stop littering the thread with your aba made panel beating join join together rubbish abeg.

We don't even see that imaginary nonsense on out streets.

And G wagon is a BENZ, not your village rubbish.

totit:
One of the leading manufacturers of furniture in Nigeria is a company known as Sokoa Chair Centre, owned by Mrs. Ibukun Awosika. Her firm manufactures and assembles a wide variety of chairs, tables and executive furniture for banks, multinational companies, universities, hotels and other corporate organisations. Ibukun Awosika is the founder and CEO of The Chair Centre Group . Other companies in the group include, The Chair Centre Limited, Sokoa Chair Centre Limited, Furniture Manufacturers Mart Limited, and TCC Systems and Services Limited and are involved in furniture manufacturing, retail and bank-way security systems services

Maddaraka:
Eleganza Industrial City complex, Ikeja
Owned by Razak Okoya of Eleganza group.
Manufacturing.
I don't know how to post pics, someone help

totit:
I love seeing ibojews acting jealous and proving us right that they are inferior indeed.






My advise to ipodsjews is, if you can't beat yorubas greatness simply join them or bow.

naturalman:


This people tire me oh......

No fighter jet

No G wagoon

No beast and luxury rides

No motorcycles

No tricycles

No phones ,iPads....

Ask them when will they produce all this tins

naturalman:



Can you see this one on your air...

ONITSHA —The Nigerian Air Force, yesterday, signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU with Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company, IVM, Nnewi, Anambra state for research and production of spare parts for its fighter jets.
The Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, told newsmen in Nnewi, Anambra that the collaboration between the company and the Air Force had kept its jet fleet running for months now.
Abubakar, who was represented by the Chief of Policy and Planning, Air Vice-Marshal James Gbum, said the MoU would further solidify the collaboration, improve local content and engineering as well as save the country a lot of foreign exchange used in importing the expensive parts.
He said: “Our war efforts will be in vain if we don’t do something to ensure we get spare parts because some of our fighter aircrafts that have formed the back-bone of our struggle against Boko Haram, were once down due to lack of spare parts and mainly the break assemblies of these aircrafts.
“The Air Chief immediately ordered our research and development cell in Kaji to start to research into this break assembly overhaul. They went ahead and carried out the research. However, the first proto-type they brought couldn’t pass the test.
“The Nigerian Air Force later discovered that Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company at Nnewi, Anambra State is very capable of collaborating with the Nigerian Air Force to achieve the required standards of overhauling our break assemblies.”

totit:
Yoruba

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.”


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Piiko:
cone head

deomelo:
TOP NIGERIAN FASHION DESIGNERS THAT MAKE KILLER DESIGNS


1. DURO OLOWU

Duro Olowu is no doubt one of the top Nigerian clothing designers and among Africa’s finest. His fashion line, Duro Olowo has been featured in numerous fashion runways and featured in a number of fashion events. His work has evolved and has become an inspiration for African designers and fashionistas.








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Designers are the primary start point of any desired creative style. Nigerian fashion designers have managed to create some of the most remarkable creations and innovative styles. Their work has been showcased in fashion runways around the world and been graced with the top nods from fashion bigwigs. So, we’ve come up with a list of African designers who have proven fashion design skills.

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TOP NIGERIAN FASHION DESIGNERS THAT MAKE KILLER DESIGNS
1. DURO OLOWU

Duro Olowu is no doubt one of the top Nigerian clothing designers and among Africa’s finest. His fashion line, Duro Olowo has been featured in numerous fashion runways and featured in a number of fashion events. His work has evolved and has become an inspiration for African designers and fashionistas.

Nigerian Fashion Designers

2. LISA FOLAWIYO

Lisa Folawiyo has been hailed among Nigerian designers that have the most ingenious designs. Her creation features a blend of West African inspired designs with an edgy futuristic touch. The fashion designs have won her accolades among various fashion platforms in the world.





3. FOLU AJAYI

Folu Ajayi has designed her way to becoming among the top African designers. The 22-year-old’s story is an inspiring one of following one’s dreams. The youngster has an established a fashion label, House of Dabira which features some of the most detailed and authentic African clothes’ designs.

ibkayee:

Why won't we be cone heads when we need the space on top to carry brain, flatter surfaces can’t carry as much, it's evolution

ibkayee:

Why won't we be cone heads when we need the space on top to carry brain, flatter surfaces can’t carry as much, it's evolution

KURAMO Homes & Projects provides for the first time in Nigeria, professional project delivery for contemporary premium homes and projects. Famous for the quality of its' KURAMO doors and joinery, the firm now offers homes from 2 bedroom cottages to 6&7 bedroom villas, professionally built and exquisitely finished including KURAMO doors, windows, kitchens and flooring. Specially trained crews carry out various aspects of the fitout and finishing of KURAMO buildings. Our fit and finish is both incomparable and impeccable and the key is precision and attention to detail.

Superbly designed, detailed and engineered by KURAMO, these homes are destined to set the new standard. Traditionally built with block and mortar, they incorporate extensive use of high quality pre-manufactured elements such as engineered timber beams and posts, trusses, joists, lintels, window hoods and surrounds, stairs etc, all by KURAMO.

Delivered via an integrated end-to-end world class service, each KURAMO HOME is precision built, project managed and impeccably finished by our in-house architectural, engineering, manufacturing, construction and fitout teams. http://www.kuramo.com/KuramoHomes_Highlight.aspx ;

Another arm of the Kuramo Group is COPAC (Nigeria) Limited, which manufactures the Alabukun brand. In neighbouring countries such as Benin Republic, Ghana and Cameroon, the eye-catching Alabukun brand is to be seen advertised everywhere. Alabukun products are sold in several towns and cities in the USA, the UK, in Europe, Brazil, Jamaica, and yes, even as far away as China. Anyone can buy Alabukun products on-line, off-line, under-bridges and over-expressways. So in 2012, the descendants and family of the late Jacob Sogboyega Odulate also known as Blessed Jacob celebrated the 50th anniversary of the passing on of this towering man. In a manner in which he would have been proud, the celebrations were modest and without fanfare. http://www.newsexpressngr.com/news/detail.php?news=3899

deomelo:
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Stop littering the thread with your aba made panel beating join join together rubbish abeg.

We don't even see that imaginary nonsense on out streets.

And G wagon is a BENZ, not your village rubbish.

kn23h:
Yoruba

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.”


[img]http://iheanyiigboko.files./2014/11/eva-5.jpg?w=712&h=629[/img]

naturalman:

Ogbeni, leave G wagoon..
Na fighter jet we da now oh!!!!!!

Markfemi2:


Nope we deleted it to show yoy whose boss
Same way awolowo deleted 3m without a single bullet

naturalman:
Ogbeni you no da tire for this your story posting.....

All your stories no get address... who get time to read all this stories.....

cut the story short by posting yoruba made G wagoon and fighter jets...

ibkayee:
Very informative thread, I've learnt a lot. Yoruba daara