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Olodo afonja shut up that way your brain could be of use to you, I didn't see you crying fowl when Afonjas were posting show makers, barbers and tailors. Goat.

Goat, Maybe you could help the other Afonja by eating up the weed in his brain. Foolish Afonja.

better thread carefully before you get blown up in sunday this week

Mr ike Eze founded qspace
QSPACE is a queer architectural research organization currently based at the GSAPP Incubator within NEW INC.

Our sibling organization QSAPP, is based at the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP).

QSPACE IS:

QSPACE is a platform for research projects by students and professionals working on queerness in the built environment.

As architects, we believe that design can and should play an active role in responding to social change and as QSPACE, we hope to offer the tools with which to create it.

QSPACE was founded in 2016 by Lauren Johnson and Ryan Day shortly after graduation from the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation (GSAPP).

QSPACE DOES:

QSPACE pushes for organized action through exhibitions, publications, digital archiving, and design guidelines.

QSPACE makes questions of gender and sexuality visible to a field that has traditionally subverted such questions. In the absence of a centralized voice, QSPACE is a hub for students, professionals, and academics to connect and collaborate.

QSPACE produces research and outputs on topics such as gender inclusive bathroom design, LGBTQ homelessness and housing, and queer histories in architecture.
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QSPACE was born out of Queer Students of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation (QSAPP), an LGBTQ group from Columbia University, which will be an ongoing collaborator.

QSPACE is collaborative. Please reach out to us with any ideas for projects, we would love to work with you.

Mr. Valentine Obi is a visionary entrepreneur and the Founder / CEO of the Company. He is an alumnus of the Harvard Business School and holds an MBA from Instituto de Empressa, Spain. In April 6, 2003, he became the first African to receive the coveted Computerworld Honors Gold Medal of Achievement in San Francisco, USA, for innovative and visionary use of information technology to produce and promote positive, social, economic and educational change. He has vast experience in Information Technology and he is the lead developer and designer of the award winning (2003 Computerworld Honors award) e-business platform of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE). He is a pioneer member of the Board of Regents of Covenant University, a lecturer at the Word of Faith Bible institute, WOFBI, a district pastor with the Living Faith Church Worldwide (aka Winners Chapel), member Institute of Directors and a member of Young Presidents Organization (YPO) / World Presidents Organization (WPO).

Pearlena Igbokwe is the Senior Vice President, 20TH CENTURY FOX TELEVISION. She oversees creative development and production for a distinctive and varied slate of scripted and non-fiction original programming for the premium cable network, Showtime.

Ms. Igbokwe developed and currently oversees creative affairs and production on a variety of projects including Dexter, a one hour drama series about an affable serial killer living in Miami starring Six Feet Under’s Michael C. Hall, The Underground, a provocative half hour sketch comedy show executive produced by and starring Damon Wayans, and Sexual Healing, a documentary series from the award winning producers of Taxicab Confessions that follows real life couples undergoing counseling for sexual dysfunction.

Most recently, Igbokwe also oversaw the development of several high profile projects including Fat Actress starring Kirstie Alley, and the TV adaptation of Barbershop starring Omar Gooding. She was also responsible for the five season run of the hit Showtime series Soul Food, which spent three seasons as Showtime’s highest rated series.

Other series she has developed and/or supervised include the popular late night reality show Family Business, the hip- hop docu drama Interscope Presents The Next Episode and Linc’s, a 1998 comedy series created by Tim Reid and starring Pam Grier.

Igbokwe has also overseen a number of original movies for Showtime Networks, Inc. In 2003, she developed and produced the highly rated Original movie Jasper, Texas, starring Academy Award winners Jon Voight and Lou Gossett, Jr. Jasper Texas was recently nominated for the Humanitas Prize. Additionally, she served as the executive on a variety of non-fiction productions ranging from the documentary specials 14 Up in America produced by Michael Apted, Dark Roots: The Unauthorized Anna Nicole directed by Eyes of Tammy Faye creators Randy Barbato and Fenton Bailey.

Ms. Igbokwe was featured as an executive on the rise in the Hollywood Reporter’s Next Generation issue in 1999 and was named one of the Top 50 Show Biz Players in Black Enterprise magazine in 2002. She is a graduate of Yale University and Columbia Business School.

CHINWE ONYEAGORO. MD/CEO OHCP
Chinwe Onyeagoro has assisted organizations in designing and implementing hundreds of public and private sector initiatives. Over the last four years, OHcp has successfully raised a total of $115 million in grants, competitive loans, government subsidies, and real estate investments for clients throughout the country.

Prior to establishing OHcp, Chinwe worked as one of four investment analysts overseeing the Pritzker Realty Group's $3 billion in real estate assets. She has also worked as a management consultant for global firms, including McKinsey & Company and the Monitor Group, in the US, UK, Japan, Spain, and France.

Chinwe graduated with a magna cum laude degree in Economics and East Asian Studies from Harvard University. She is a member of The Aspen Institute's 2008 Class of Henry Crown Fellows. She serves on the Boards of several local and national civic organizations. Chinwe is proficient in three non-English languages, including Spanish, Japanese, and Igbo.

Emval Nigeria Limited was incorporated as a business organization in June 1983 in the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Beginning with wellhead maintenance in 1985, we were in charge of the Well Services maintenance workshop of Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited(SPDC), Western Division. Prior to this time, Emval had been involved in the provision of Water Utility and Borehole Drilling services. Over the past years since then, Emval has continued to strengthen its capabilities in the provision of Wellhead Services, and has extended its operations to include Slickline Services, Electric Wireline Services, Well Completions, Pumping and Stimulation Services, Tubing Conveyed Perforating Services and Marine Services.

Emval’s employees bring a disciplined, strategic approach to its services, and strive for continuous improvement in compliance and performance of its services. Underlying the management philosophy and its day-to-day execution is the expectation that each Emval employee will be both entrepreneur and responsible citizen.

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Vision

Our Vision is to be a leading organization in our chosen industries by constantly seeking out opportunities for which our capabilities will create superior value.
Mission & Principles

Our mission is to have every employee contribute to the long term health of the company by living out our values daily, adhering to safe and technically sound practices and delivering what we promise in a prompt, reliable and cost effective manner. The success achieved in the past- and any future success - is a direct result of Emval's commitment to live by a set of Guiding Principles that include INTEGRITY, TEAMWORK, DEDICATION and COMMITMENT TO THE CREATION OF REAL VALUE.

CITYDIA SUPERMARKET

In realising the need of Nigerian shoppers to enjoy best quality, proximity and price in retail stores, the founders of FMR Ltd sought out the best global partners to bring world class methodology and technology to drive the retailing capability and employment in Nigeria. Hence, FMR Ltd plans to open as many as 100 stores across Nigeria in the coming years with some offering 24hrs shopping experience through the partnership with DIA GROUP. The DIA Group, founded in 1979 and listed on the Spanish stock exchange with just under 8000 stores across the world, is Europe’s third largest food sector franchiser. CITYDIA NIGERIA pride itself with having the widest range of own brands selection such as Dia% (Food groceries and Homecare), Bonte (Personal care), Baby Smile (Baby Care) and AS (Pet Care). In addition to the Citydia brands, national and other international known brands will be readily available. Anyone looking for a world class supermarket experience in their neighborhood, with 100% quality products and best prices, should make a stop at Citydia Nigeria. Citydia Nigeria coming to a neighborhood near you with high quality daily needs at a price that makes you smile 100%….


Our
Mission

CITYDIA Nigeria’s mission is to offer shoppers quality at best prices, to which end the company is inspired and abides by the following core business principles: efficiency, initiative, respect, teamwork and customer focus. CITYDIA Nigeria’s values provide the guidance for behaving responsibly at all times and taking decisions informed by business ethics in order to deliver our mission of enabling shoppers to buy quality products at best prices across our network of stores. Moreover, we provide our business ethics blueprint to all the people, organisations and institutions we work with so that they are familiar with what drives us.

Our
Values

EFFECTIVENESS: We are thorough and train our team to make decisions based on professional criteria. We look for return on our actions. We offer our customers top quality products and services at the best price.
INITIATIVE: We remain alert to any changes in the market in which we operate and anticipate future needs with creative and innovative solutions.
CUSTOMER FOCUS: Customer satisfaction is our number one goal.
RESPECT: We respect our commitments. We generate an environment of trust, and accept diversity and differences in opinion. It is in this way that we work in a climate of security, credibility and personal respect.
TEAMWORK: We work as part of a coordinated team with a shared goal. We promote positive relations to make the most of individual talent, allowing us to obtain better results.

MD/CEO OF DALLAS ROOF GARDENS, OBI IBETO

Obi Ibeto is a native of Nnewi in Anambra State of Nigeria. He is the owner of Dallas Roof Gardens, a six story multi-purpose building located at the heart of downtown Dallas. The idea of owning Dallas Roof Gardens came to Obi Ibeto's mind when he was in London, England and visited the Kensington Roof Gardens and thought that Dallas would be a perfect location for a similar project. The six-story Dallas Roof Gardens property is a multi-million dollar investment project. The property houses various tenants; the most notable of them is the LUQA Restaurant. The restaurant occupies two floors. LUQA Restaurant features a prominent Beverly Hills chef, David Gilbert, who was relocated from California for the sole purpose of catering to LUQA'S clientele.

GROUP MANAGING DIRECTOR COMPUTER WAREHOUSE, AUSTIN OKERE

For being an inspirational dreamer and busi­ness pragmatist who challenged the giants in their own peculiar arena and recorded resound­ing success; for being proudly Nigerian and demonstrating to the youth that notwithstand­ing the multiple challenges of life, with vision, discipline and focus, success will follow, Austin Kwesi Okere is The AUTHORITY Icon
He navigates with a stern personal disci­pline, compelling focus and endearing humility. Not surprisingly, he remains unaffected by the great business altitude he has attained in his chosen career. Meet Austin Okere, Group Managing Director of Computer Warehouse Group, CWG, Lagos.
Born of an Imo State father and Ghanaian mother, Okere had his primary and second­ary education in Ghana. After completing his Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from the University of Lagos (1986), and Agricultural Science from the University of Ghana, Legon, Austin served out his compulsory National Service (NYSC) with the Nigerian National Pe­troleum Corporation, NNPC. He had hoped to secure a permanent job with the corporation, but that was not to be. He has MBA from the prestigious Lagos Business School andanother MBA degree from the international Graduate School of Management (IESE), Navara, Spain.
Steeped in the humility of his Ghanaian mother and the aggressiveness of his Igbo fa­ther, Austin has managed to leapfrog all odds to survive and prosper in an arena largely per­ceived as the preserve of Western companies. When the extremely enterprising young man resigned his sales and marketing job with Inlaks Computers Ltd. in Lagos to found Computer Warehouse Ltd., which is into the supply and maintenance of computer hardware and ancil­lary equipment, only a seer could have predict­ed his future thereafter.
It was a masterstroke of youthful vision that he left Inlaks on a friendly note, as he soon be­came their dealer. His business philosophy is to keep the customer happy -let them speak well of you. Through that he got many references, from one corporate customer to another. In 1997, Dell Corporation, UK, invited him to accept the Dell Distribution Award for the fast­est growing business in Africa territories. His Computer Warehouse is today Dell’s sole ser­vice centre in Nigeria.
In the two decades, through sheer determi­nation, hard work, and far-sighted focus, he has grown CWG Ltd from ground zero to an enviable international status. This tremendous growth saw the birth of Digital Computer Communications Limited that specialises in wide area network, local area network and sys­tems integration. Expert Edge Software and Systems Limited is another company that was incorporated as a result of the fantastic growth of the parent company, Computer Warehouse Group Ltd. Expert Edge is involved in software development, systems analysis, design and implementation, SmartCard application and packaged training on software.
In 1997, Corporate Press Services honoured him with Men of Achievement Award. So many awards by appreciative industry analysts and close watchers followed. Okere is a member of the Nigeria Economic Summit Group where he serves in the infrastructure development com­mittee.
He is a member of several professional and leadership bodies, including ICT Advisory Board, Nigerian Competitive Council. He also serves on the Executive Committee of the Nige­rian-South African Chamber of Commerce. He has been recognized and honoured locally and internationally with many awards in recogni­tion of his contribution to the information and communications technology world

MEET CHISCO GROUP CEO: DR CHIDI ANYAEBGU

With a paltry N120 seed money from his uncle Daniel Ofodum, he became a small spare parts dealer in Ebute Metta, Lagos. There was no look­ing back as he went on eventually to found and nurture Chisco Transport Limited into Chisco Group, which now has subsidiaries in oil and gas, finance, courier, hospitality, real estate, import and export. After almost 40 years of wheeling and dealing, Chief (Dr.) Chidi Anyaegbu, Okeiyi Amichi, Nnewi, is now giving considerably back to society. He is the Chief Executive Officer of Chisco Group, a conglomerate comprising Chisco Transport Nigeria Limited, CTN Express Ltd, Villa Angelia Guest House, Angel Park Place Hotel, Havillah Oil, Base Bureau De Change, Chisco Haulage And Keenline In­vestment Limited and more.
He hails from Amichi, Nnewi in Anambra State and captures the unique story of his life in a compelling summary: “My greatest achievement in life is the God-given oppor­tunity to me to serve humanity across the globe because I see serving humanity as the same thing with serving God. At this stage of my life, what keeps me going is the provision of over 4000 jobs to the Nigerian populace of which the youth segment is a clear majority.”
In the course of his business, he also at­tended several short Management and Entrepreneurial courses in France, USA, Brazil, Germany, and United Kingdom. He was conferred with a Doctorate Degree in Business Administration (Honoris Causa) by Penn State University, USA in 1996. He is a Fellow, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (International) London and possesses the Business Certificate Award by University of Houston USA. Nnamdi Aziki­we University, Awka, also honoured him with a doctorate degree in business studies.
In 2009, worried by the dearth of quali­fied manpower in logistics business in Ni­geria, Anyaegbu has built a N78 million business faculty building at the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, for Transport Studies.
He recalls that, “All the time during my primary school days, I had the firm belief that I was going to be successful in what­ever I choose to do, because I am the kind of person that whatever I find myself do­ing, I like to do it very well. But I never knew I would get to this stage. I knew I couldn’t lack because I was ready to do any kind of work so long as it is legal and it will put food on the table.”
Today, his thoughts have turned to philanthropy and ensuring that society benefits from his bountiful blessings. According to him, “Today, I own major­ity of the shops at the spare parts market at Ebute Metta and I gave them to people. Over 5000 people that deal in spare parts in Yaba and Ebute Metta, whether Igbo or Yoruba, I trained majority of them. I am the grand pa­tron of the Spare Parts Sellers Association in Yaba and Ebute Metta. So, if I am not the one who trained you, then you must have been trained by the person I trained.”

These guys were picking each company they listed in page one and started featuring them. They also went ahead to list footballers, musicians, and other entertainment industry people. Chai.

MD/CEO BANEX GROUP OF COMPANIES - DR. VICTOR MBANISI

For his fetching humility, focused discipline and compelling entrepreneurial vision pro­pelling him to found and nurture a continen­tal conglomerate with tentacles in real estate, manufacturing, hospitality and oil - providing employment for thousands of Nigerians, Rev. Dr. Victor O. Mbanisi is The AUTHORITY Icon.
Through uncommon business vision, focus and discipline, he founded the Banex Group, a conglomerate with solid asset base and wide market experience which has established itself as an undaunted force in several key sectors of the nation’s economy - especially manufacturing, real es­tate, oil & gas and the hospitality sector.
Under his astute guidance, the Banex Group brought revolutionary innovation into the business terrain of Abuja, by build­ing the first phase of Banex Plaza, in 1993, a feat achieved at a period many doubted the possibility of realising the dream of making Abuja a world class federal capital territory. Meet Rev. Dr. Victor O. Mbanisi, Chairman/CEO, Banex Group.
He was born on July 31, 1959, to the family of late Pa Felix Nnakudolum Mbanisi and late Madam Josephine Chinwe Mbanisi of Orauk­wu in Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra State. In his words: “My father actually married my mother, because the first wife was sick and he needed someone that would be cooking for him. He didn’t intend to marry again, but because of the wife’s sick­ness, he had to marry my mother. And before you know it, children were coming in; my mother had six children for him. I started primary school in 1965 and completed it with distinctions, in 1973.”
Life circumstances compelled his ageing fa­ther to direct that young Victor should quit schooling and take up apprenticeship to learn a trade. “Therefore I was unable to achieve my initial intention of becoming a Medical Doc­tor, despite the fact that, I had already secured admission to Oraukwu Grammar School,” he recalls. From unenthusiastic stints at learning carpentry to auto mechanic he ended up en­rolling as an apprentice with his elder brother, Dennis Mbanisi, in Onitsha, who was into au­tomobile spare parts selling. That was at No 3, Iweka street Onitsha. Here, he spent five years - between 1973 and 1978.
He was then finally settled by his boss with the sum of N4, 700, as a graduated appren­tice in auto parts selling business to start his own business. For young Victor, that was the providential take-off point on the journey to becoming a billionaire business mogul several decades later.
Today, the Banex Group comprises Banex Industries Limited, Vina Industries Limited, and Banex Real Estate. Banex Industries Lim­ited was incorporated as a limited Liability Company on 11th April 1985 and has over the years carved a niche for itself as an outstand­ing force in the production of paints. Vina Industries Limited has established itself as an outstanding force in the production of Vina table water, pet bottles as well as pre-form for water. Banex Real Estate oversees real estate and hospitality industry of Banex Group. In the area of hospitality, the group’s subsidiary, VOM SUN CITY BEACH RESORT LTD is developing a resort of international standard located at Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos. In the oil in­dustry, it has VOMOIL Limited, Oraukwu in Anambra State.
Through sheer hard work, strength of char­acter and display of high level of integrity by Rev. Dr. Victor O. Mbanisi, the Banex group has maintained close, fruitful business rela­tionship with overseas suppliers/partners and local stakeholders for over two decades.

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1. The discussion wasn't about Oando or Otedola using loan facilities and no assertion was ever made that both men never used loan facilities in their operations and in fact, only ignorant and unintelligent people make such claims since business most of the time finance their operations with loans. This is the reason why they all have debt ledgers.


2. You on the other hand as usual per your meaningless and hopeless chest beating ways openly asserted that you village business man did not finance his building with bank loans, this is the issue, you own lie is the issue so it is pointless and fraudulent to support your lies by posting rubbish about Oando and Otedola taking loans because no such assertions were ever made.


3. You lied as usual and got caught so pointing fingers at other people taking loan is irrelevant and redundant.


You lied and got called out. PERIOD[/s].

Dodomayana I asked for source for his claim, which he provided, I also pointed out Igbos banks also financed other Yoruba projects, his initial claim was Obijackson is in debt to GTB that AMCON/GTB will soon take over the building, but from the report such didn't exist.

According to the article, the following banks have the highest exposure to Oil and Gas business.

1. First Bank – 40 per cent,

2. GTBank -28 per cent,

3. Fidelity Bank – 28 per cent,

4. Skye Bank – 27 per cent,

5. Access Bank – 25%

6. Diamond Bank -25%.

7. Zenith Bank -18%

8. Ecobank -18%

9. United Bank for Africa -16%

10. First City Monument Bank 14%.

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Ngozi serves as the Chief Operating Officer at LEAP Africa. Ngozi came to LEAP with over seven years of work experience in the Nigerian Corporate Environment, specifically the oil and gas sector. Prior to LEAP, she worked with Sea Petroleum & Gas Group of Companies in various departments including Marketing, Administration and Client/Public Relations.

Ngozi serves on the Board of several youth initiatives in an advisory role, including the African Youth Unite for Change (AFYUCh), One Magazine, Youth Action Initiatives and Young and Responsible.

Ngozi is a graduate of Theatre Arts from the University of Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria. She also has a master’s degree in Public & International Affairs from the University of Lagos, Nigeria. In addition, she is a member of the second cohort of the British Council organized Interaction Leadership Programme.

Chike Nwoffiah is the Co-founder and Executive Director of Oriki Theater, a Silicon Valley based performing arts company dedicated to the promotion of Africa’s culture and heritage through workshops and performances in dance, drama, folk stories, chants and the drum.

Mr. Nwoffiah holds a Masters degree in Business and a post bachelor’s diploma in theater. He is also a graduate of the Columbia University’s Graduate School of Business INM program and the City of Mountain View’s 1999 Leadership Class. Mr. Nwoffiah is a past president of Mountain View Community Television and a former Trustee of the Arts Council Silicon Valley.

He is currently on the Board of Directors of the Mountain View Chamber of Commerce and the Alliance for California Traditional Arts. Mr. Nwoffiah is a talented actor, stage director and choreographer who has written, directed and /or acted in over fifty major stage and screen productions.

An award winning filmmaker and director, Mr. Nwoffiah won the 1998 Cinema in Industry “Cindy” gold award and the Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame awards for his children’s television program of African folk stories - Ago! Amee! In 1999, his video essay on the African Children’s choir won him another Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame award. A Killing in Choctaw won the Audience Award at the 2005 Black International Film Festival in Berlin and is in the acquisition stage with PBS.

NEW AGE MOBILE CONCEPTS LIMITED, incorporated 1st August 2008 with RC NO 764130 under the Companies and Allied Matters ACT 1990.
Currently, we are among the leading mobile accessories merchandising companies in Nigeria. Our high quality mobile accessories manufactured with today’s cutting edge technology has made our company one of the front line companies in the mobile accessories market.
NEW AGE MOBILE CONCEPTS LTD produces and sell all kinds of mobile accessories like POWER BANKS, TRAVEL CHARGERS, and UNIVERSAL DESKTOPS CHARGERS.
We are totally dedicated to ensuring our customers are always happy with our products and services with a little touch of style. Our products come in full capacity and warranty giving customers value for their money.
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yawwwwwn still on 96 when yoruba don cross 200

still counting

prodigy24:
NEW AGE MOBILE CONCEPTS LIMITED, incorporated 1st August 2008 with RC NO 764130 under the Companies and Allied Matters ACT 1990.
Currently, we are among the leading mobile accessories merchandising companies in Nigeria. Our high quality mobile accessories manufactured with today’s cutting edge technology has made our company one of the front line companies in the mobile accessories market.
NEW AGE MOBILE CONCEPTS LTD produces and sell all kinds of mobile accessories like POWER BANKS, TRAVEL CHARGERS, and UNIVERSAL DESKTOPS CHARGERS.
We are totally dedicated to ensuring our customers are always happy with our products and services with a little touch of style. Our products come in full capacity and warranty giving customers value for their money.
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Really nice chargers, the ruggedness of their products is SECOND to none. never knew it was an Igbo company.

Igbos really control Nigeria... Here in Uyo, all the big time Phone and accessories business in the Plaza are controlled by the Igbos

Markfemi:
yawwwwwn still on 96 when yoruba don cross 200

Lol, you call your carnival of a thread CROSS?? Even the tiny canteen on your thread has more pictures than shutter stocks

Markfemi:
yawwwwwn still on 96 when yoruba don cross 200

After the igbos had helped you get your thread to page 115 before they started theirs....you no dey shame?


Anambra state thread is heading for 600th page before they decided to shut down their thread in protest, Enugu state thread is over 500 and still counting, same as Imo state thread which is heading to 400. Even ordinary kenya thread pass una.

https://www.nairaland.com/1930337//519

https://www.nairaland.com/979128/enugu-pride-east/503

https://www.nairaland.com/1054852/few-pics-imo-state/385

i don't know any yoruba thread that is more than 20pages...Yorubas cant sustain a thread on their own without contributions from other?

even seun know that, that is why he cannot do without the igbos on Nairaland unless he wants to go hungry and bankrupt.

SolidGenius:
Lol, you call your carnival of a thread CROSS?? Even the tiny canteen on your thread has more pictures than shutter stocks

so many rubbish pictures even sleeping bed, chairs etc on their industry-less thread, Igbos industries and products push the thread to page 115 before I created this thread ever since then nothing reasonable

It's not about number of pages but the content of the each page.

Yoruba thread contains whatever is found in this page.
In fact, the thread has been existing for 3 days before Igbos eventually opened their own thread

hornyofife:


After the igbos had helped you get your thread to page 115 before they started theirs....you no dey shame?


Anambra state thread is heading for 600th page before they decided to shut down their thread in protest, Enugu state thread is over 500 and still counting, same as Imo state thread which is heading to 400. Even ordinary kenya thread pass una.

https://www.nairaland.com/1930337//519

https://www.nairaland.com/979128/enugu-pride-east/503

https://www.nairaland.com/1054852/few-pics-imo-state/385

i don't know any yoruba thread that is more than 20pages...Yorubas cant sustain a thread on their own without contributions from other?

even seun know that, that is why he cannot do without the igbos on Nairaland unless he wants to go hungry and bankrupt.

At the end of the day na Yoruba get nairaland

I have gone to work so I will have to wait till night to have time for it. It shouldn't be taken as a do or die affair. Its for fun majorly.

It is a big shme that the most industrious ethnic group in africa cannot defend their claim. This has shown that Igbos are just noise makers.
Empty barrels make the loudest noise!
SHM!

pazienza:


Soon they will start posting goat sellers.

Please just ignore those isi busu, a honorable handle like yours should not be seen engaging low life Afonjas, I will do all the dirty talk on this thread, please your likes should not dignify afonjas with a response.

An average Afonja is a tout and the working Afonjas are touts who offload our containers, please ignore those isi busu for me Biko.

Markfemi:


better thread carefully before you get blown up in sunday this week

You should check to see if your mothers head have not been decapitated first

Develpeast:
These guys were picking each company they listed in page one and started featuring them. They also went ahead to list footballers, musicians, and other entertainment industry people. Chai.

Musicians, movie stars and footballers are part of the yoruba thread. Remember that the Yoruba thread was filled with Igbo companies up to page 100 and a little above it before the Igbo thread started so dont use number of pages to conclude.
Meanwhile, i like both the contributions of both the Yoruba and the Igbos as being displayed in both threads. They are really trying for this country and i believe one day the two tribes will discover their real enemy and stop fighting themselves.

Nice thread, keep it up.