electricity

deomelo:



....but blind argument is arguing without facts, show facts like websites, pictures of the meters with made by innoson label on it.


You are of course lying because even innoson is not and won't claim pre paid meter manufacturing.

someone gave you a picture at least so relax unless you can disprove it.

Only jealous and calous minded people will argue that fact...igbos all the way !!!

decomaniaboss:
Only jealous and calous minded people will argue that fact...igbos all the way !!!

ibo prostute

jaksmillioniar:
ibo prostute

y u dey call pesin prostitute

Umuchukwu born Billionaire, Dr Godwin Maduka

Dr. Godwin Maduka is the Managing Director and founder Las Vegas Pain Institute and Medical Centre, which is the largest and most comprehensive pain treatment practice group in Nevada, United States of America. He is a philanthropist who in a blink of eyes transformed Umuchukwu Community in Orumba South Legal Government Area of Anambra state to a modern city. He built over 100 houses for widows and poor in Umuchukwu town, built both primary and secondary schools and a gigantic medical centre in the community. Dr. Maduka also built a Police Station, barracks for the police and Nigerian Civil Defence Corps. To proclaim his faith in God, he also build and donated a Catholic and Anglican Churches including priest’s house, community and Civic Centre, village hall, Igwe’s palace, State High Court in Umuchukwu community among others. Dr. Maduka is an adjunct Clinical Professor of Anesthesiology, Pain Management and Surgery from Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Maduka recently granted interview to crop of journalists in his country home, Umuchukwu when he visited Nigeria for the burial of his elder brother, Onowu Sylvanus Obioma Maduka. www.odogwublog.com reporter, was there and reports. As a philanthropist, what can we attribute to your philanthropy in Umuchukwu community? Everybody knows that Umuchukwu in about 20 years ago cannot boast of a common light or drinking water and all the amenities eluded us. If you grew up in such abject poverty, you will have no choice but to do something about it. I started about 20 years doing something about it with the little money I use to get before I have left over. I use to do something, empowering people in the trade, training people in school. I trained over 90 percent of lawyers in this state and a lot of people in the higher education. When you see people living in thatched houses in this modern day, and you can do something about it, I think everybody will like to do something about it because nobody will like to live like that. Today, there is no thatched house in Umuchukwu community and most of the families can boast of their children in school. So, the philanthropy is out of necessity. It is not a desire but a necessity. You can’t make money and you come home with a fine car and find out that people around you are suffering and dying. We use to send people to Annunciation Hospital in Enugu because of simple illness and that is why I have to build a hospital here and furnish it, we don’t need to be sending them away. Even if I am not around, they have to be going there for treatment. We didn’t have even elementary school not to talk of secondary school. So, today we have both because people don’t need to trek more than miles away to get basic education. So the things we do here is out of necessity. What is your motivation in all these? I think that religious believe have something to do with what we do. Faith is another reason. If you believe you can do something, you can do that. If you also believe that you are the medium which God Almighty can use to help people because He doesn’t come down here to peoples’ homes. So, motivation has religious background. Also necessity like I said. Abject poverty can also influence one to do something good. I was in this town so poor that if you ask me to raise five thousand naira, it would take me a year to do that. Our town Umuchukwu was then known for town of native doctors and farmers. They didn’t believe much about formal education. Man was that illogical and unimaginable chance and I took it and I was able to pay back to my city. In the midst of all these efforts to touch people’s lives, do you encounter opposition? I am so glad that it happens because it makes me a better man. How can you even be alive and people accuse you of things you never done and it comes from somebody in your house – your next door neighbors. But truth never dies. No matter how long you try to cover the truth one day it will surface. That is what happened to me. The press at one point are thinking that I am just a monster but in my religious believe I said one day, people will realize what I am. After 20 years of doing this, you know who I am. I am not trying to impress anybody. Anytime I do one thing out of goodness I feel so good in doing that and I thank my Lord for doing that. I know that I am not perfect but I said to God if they go to the extreme, may God forgive them and forgive me too. So, that is it. You cannot do anything in this life without having an opposition. If it happens, then, something is wrong. But time will tell and time has told that I am okay. I have a simple solution to complex problem but I thank God Almighty for giving me the excellent education I got from America having triple professorship, double doctorate degree, Harvard education and then having a successful practice in US which paid off. But, with that, everything won’t be perfect unless I come to the town where I grew up and try to make a change for the future for somebody else because if I am doing well and people are passing through the same hardship I passed through, I don’t think that will make me a human being. So I can say that philanthropy came to me, I didn’t go to it and I was doing it without knowing it is called philanthropy in the first place. You are rated very highly in Las Vegas, what are your secrets and how do they see you in America as a black man who have made it to the top? Medicine is changing. Medicine is about knowledge. People don’t really care if you are black or Indian. If you have the knowledge to save their lives, they will come to you. Those days of stigmatism and bigmanism is wading away. We have a black president. So, if it does exist before, it is going away. Don’t think I became successful from robbing the bank. I think I became a successful physician by knowing things that will help people in their daily life. So, nobody cares who you are or what colour or accent you speak with or which country you came from. If you will help them with their personal life, their best investment is their health, they will come to you. So, that speaks for itself. So, things are changing in America and it is changing fast. Those days of marginalization and bigotries is going away. In the area of medicine, people don’t care who you are anymore and that is why I am doing well. You talked about the dominance of native doctors and farmers in your community, what percentage of Christians do we have in the town now? It is now almost 100 percent. My father wasn’t a Christian. He was a native doctor but thank God he wasn’t involved in some bad practices. He did his own way of medicine with laughter, compassion and what we called in medicine cognitive therapy – giving hope. If you come to his house in the middle of rainy season, he will defile the rain to go to the bush and come out with roots and herbs – that is Dr. Maduka, the dead one. And he will dance and laugh with patients to make them feel good and he used to take me as an apprentice. I use to go to people’s house with him where he cured infertility. He cured even mental maladies, malaria, transmitted diseases and all kinds of problems and took interest in what we call pharmacognozy – the study of plant as a way of treatment which is still undeveloped. That is why I read pharmacy and medicine. The pharmacognozy is the area I will go back in the future, to look at all these herbs and roots that these people used in curing all sorts of ailments before the coming of the modern medicine. Are you saying that your call to medical profession is natural? Well, I think it is like father like son. Most people do emulate their parents. My father was a gentle giant. He was not a Christian because that was what they knew then and I know he went to heaven. He was the only son of his parents. I used to watch him and emulate him and he knew that one day I will be a successful physician. You can have the best knowledge of medicine but the way you go about doing it might affect folks. It’s not really what you know but how you deliver the message. Many thing is art and science, you master the two because any mistake, you cost people’s life and I learnt how to reach folks from watching my own father. So, people feel comfortable talking to me and my group, which is Las Vegas pain Institute.

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ModsWillKillNL:
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Mr man, the next time you quote me without making any iota of sense, I will report you to the mod. I am not here to engage any of you. I came here just to participate in enlighten my brothers and giving details to their businesses. Try as much as possible to make sense next time you quote me. At least you have not seen this monicker engaging in bigotry.

jaksmillioniar:
ibo prostute

i no your mama and all the girls in your family are prostitute....is okay you don't have to paint it for the world to see....c'mon!!!!

jaksmillioniar:
ibo prostute

your mother is a prostitute,i fingered her many times before abandoning her ugly ass..

Victornezzar:

y u dey call pesin prostitute

dat girl got me mad

Prinzyy:
your mother is a prostitute,i fingered her many times before abandoning her ugly ass..

shot up u product of baby factry and and decomania are animals go mert her make she give u smelly toto wey margot dey

decomaniaboss:
i no your mama and all the girls in your family are prostitute....is okay you don't have to paint it for the world to see....c'mon!!!!

go use a cocumber

In the other trades, all Afonja personalities have been listed repeatedly...

I need info on these people:


. Uche Pedro (Founder, BellaNaija)

Linda Ikeji ( Most popular blogger in west Africa)

Jason Njoku ( Iroko tv)

Chinedu Echeruo. (Founder of Gigament, Tripology, hopstop etc)

This people need to be given a comprehensive review of their activities, inventions and industries..

jaksmillioniar:
go use a cocumber

Guy coordinate yourself nau. This isnt matured enough

jaksmillioniar:
go use a cocumber

i guess that's what your mama use all the time.....toilet paper

Perceptor:

Guy coordinate yourself nau. This isnt matured enough

dat girl make me mad

Silentmind:
Afrinvest is a leading independent investment banking firm with a focus on West Africa and active in four principal areas: investment banking, securities trading, asset management, and investment research

Afrinvest is both a leading provider of research content on the Nigerian market and a leading adviser to blue chip companies across West Africa on M&A and international capital market transactions

Regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) as an Issuing House and Underwriter, Afrinvest provides financial advisory services as well as innovative capital raising solutions to High Net-worth Individuals (“HNIs”), corporations, and governments

The Company is also licensed by the Nigerian SEC, through its subsidiary, Afrinvest Securities Limited (“ASL”), as a broker-dealer and authorized by the Nigerian Stock Exchange as a dealing member. ASL acts as a distribution channel for a variety of investment products and houses the Company’s research franchise

Afrinvest Asset Management Limited (“AAML”) is licensed by the Nigerian SEC as a portfolio manager. AAML delivers world class asset management services to a range of mass affluent and HNI clients

Afrinvest maintains established offices in Lagos, Abuja and Port-Harcourt.

Our Products and Services
Our objective is to provide our clients with impartial advice tailored to their specific needs. This Independence, allied to extensive knowledge of local markets and long relationships with major international banks and financial institutions, enables us to offer cost effective and relevant solutions.

We currently offer the following products and services:

The Nigeria International Debt Fund is a distinct investment product, originally created as a closed-ended fund in 1997 and was restructured in 2010 to an open-ended fund.

The fund has also incorporated State bonds in its portfolio. The emergence of State bonds is currently gaining popularity as various states aim to fund large projects with targeted issuances.

It secured the approval of the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) to operate as an open ended fund on 12 February 2009, and commenced operations in March of the same year.

AEF commenced operations as an open ended fund in March 2009. As set out in the Trust Deed, the AEF primarily invests in stocks listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (“NSE”) with prospects for short to medium term capital appreciation.

As an active fund, it is permitted to hold up to 90% of its total assets in stocks (mostly blue chip companies) under favourable market conditions, with no more than 10% invested in a single company at any point in time.

The Private Investment Club an investment scheme that pools funds from staff/group of people/friends for investment in preferred asset class(es). It is aimed at encouraging steady investment. When a group of people pool their funds together, their capital sum increases. Hence, their interest rate is subsequently follows this trend.

It grants investors access to professional management irrespective of investment size. The Plan is designed to be open-ended and can be automated.

It offers staff an easy, convenient and guaranteed investment opportunity and can be customized to meet specific needs.

The Target Project Plan (TPP) is an investment product specifically designed to enable people plan, invest and have the money needed to execute their projects.

It works with a strategy mapped out according to customized details of each project.

If your target is to purchase of a plot of land, construct of a residential / office building, purchase of a Car, undertake a major business. TPP can help you achieve that.

The AAML Managed Portfolio Account “IMP” is designed for high net-worth clients with a minimum investment of N25 million

It allows the client to enjoy the dual benefits of professional management and the direct ownership of the underlying securitie

Each portfolio is a customized sinterpretation of our clients unique risk tolerance and personal preferences.

We are able to customize each portfolio to include/exclude any particular sector or company the client may request while meeting the consequent loss in potential returns of the portfolio.

The Afrinvest Guaranteed Investment portfolio is a short term investment account that offers competitive guaranteed return on capital and invests in fixed income and money market instruments like commercial papers, Bankers’ Acceptances, and other secure interest-earning products.

The near cash-cash nature of its underlying assets ensures that investors’ fund are liquid and at the same time profitable.

This product is suitable for risk-averse investors who desire value appreciation with minimal exposure to losses and unstable market conditions.

You are making noise about the same Afrinvest which was founded by a pure Edo man, Godwin Obaseki? I beg, I no fit laugh again! This information I am giving you is straight from Afrinvest website, o!

In a statement made available to business reporters, Ike Chioke, Group Managing Director and CEO of Afrinvest said, “we are pleased to announce that Dr. Fidelis Nde-Che has been appointed Chairman of the Afrinvest Board of Directors, following the resignation of our erstwhile Chairman, Mr. Godwin Obaseki.”

“Mr. Obaseki, who founded the company in 1995 as Securities Transactions & Trust Company (“SecTrust”) before it was renamed Afrinvest in 2006, resigned his position on the Afrinvest board to pursue his governorship ambition in Edo State. We, at Afrinvest, are truly grateful for the visionary leadership he provided to the firm for over 20 years, and we wish him the very best in his future endeavor. http://www.afrinvest.com/afrinvest-appoints-new-chairman-director/

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I shouldnt post in this bin.

laudate:


You are making noise about the same Afrinvest which was founded by a pure Edo man, Godwin Obaseki? I beg, I no fit laugh again! This information I am giving you is straight from Afrinvest website, o!

And do you have a problem with him being the ceo and the group managing director?

jaksmillioniar:
dat girl got me mad

lol
I understand Bro
but it isn't enof reason 2 call someone a prostitute

History in Brief

Vineville is an off-shoot of Rightville School, founded in 1997 by Dame Chinwe Anyas Gabriels to provide excellent training and education at the crucial point of learning i.e. the very beginning. In view of landmark achievement by the pupils of Rightville, the imperative for stability and continuity in character formation and knowledge acquisition led to the emergence of Vineville as a post primary Education Academy. In May 2007, the 10th anniversary of the Rightville School, she decided to add a secondary school to foster brilliance, boldness and intergrity.
Vineville Academy is a co-educational day/boarding school and is situated within the serene environment of Alaka Estate, Surulere, Lagos

Our Mission

Our mission is the pursuit of excellence through the provision of functional, moral and total education that engenders empowerment for successful careers and fulfillment of purpose.

Aims & Objectives

1. To inculcate in the student the spirit of enquiry and creativity through the exploration of nature both within and outside his environment.
2. To develop in the student the ability to adapt to his dynamic environment.
3. To provide basic tools for further educational advancement, including preparation for trades and crafts of the locality.
4. To give each student the best opportunity to discover and develop his / her potentials to the full.
5. To teach the student good habits, cleanliness and proper manners.
6. To inculcate in the student social norms and a sound basis of scientific and reflective thinking.
7. To teach the student good interactive, co-existence, co-operation and team spirit.
about_mission_vission

Victornezzar:

lol
I understand Bro
but it isn't enof reason 2 call someone a prostitute

ahan, virgin boy. how far na. Long time

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prodigy24:

HISTORY

The story of ASCON OIL is the story of an idea defying all odds, born in the mind of one of Nigeria’s brightest visionaries who came, who saw and who conquered. His name: GEORGE IKEMEFUNA ENENMOH, the founding Managing Director that passed on in 2005.
“In 1985, George Enenmoh refused to be cowed by the inherent vagaries in the Nigerian business environment. He had a vision to grow a fully integrated Oil and Gas company. Barely 30 years old and still green, but armed with encouragement from his family, grit and tenacity of purpose, he launched into the murky and uncertain terrain of the Nigerian oil and gas industry; then an enclave entity. That vision led to the birth of ASCON Oil Company Limited.” – Vanguard Newspapers. October 29, 2006.
The statement above is an apt backgrounder to the thinking that led to what is known today as ASCON OIL, a company that became incorporated in 1984. Three decades down the line, we are still very clear about our vision to be Africa’s most innovative, principled and value driven oil and Gas Company. Every step of the way in the last thirty years, we have continued to live each day laying the foundation for reciprocal loyalty by setting the standards for customer satisfaction and employee engagement.
Our company started operations initially in Kano and got its NNPC/PPMC bulk purchase agreement signed in 1988 as an Independent Petroleum Products Marketer. In 1991, we moved our Headquarter to Lagos from Kano which now serves as a regional office for northern branches. In 1999, the company completed the construction of a bulk storage terminal at Ibru Port complex. Designed and constructed in its entirety by Nigerian Engineers, the terminal has a capacity of 35,000 MT with a loading capacity of 3 Million litres per day. Basically, our operations cover the marketing of refined petroleum products through retail outlets (petrol filling stations), and bulk supplies to commercial and industrial consumers.
In 2005, we added another laurel to our achievements by purchasing and taking delivery in Turkey of the twin 7000 MT capacity sea-going vessels namely MT CALIP SETER, which we named MT AGBOIYI and now presently called MT LOVELY GEORGE. The other half of the twin vessel is the MT AHMED KARAOSMAN which is also presently known as MT GRACIOUS.
From 2005 when the Founding Managing Director passed on, the baton of leadership was passed to Mrs. Grace Olowofoyeku who has sustained the dreams, the aspirations, the drive and the brilliance of the late George. Under her leadership, the company has grown in leaps and bounds, expanding its retail outlets from eleven to thirty-nine.
Sustaining the posture of a leader responsive to the ever-growing need of a populace as large as Nigeria, ASCON OIL, in 2010, expanded its business frontiers to include a new range of lubricants for the market. Innovating at the speed of need, we have brought the ASCON QUALITY to bear on the lubricant market and the buying public have been more than loyal to that gesture.
Today, we have added aviation fuel to our range of products as ASCON AVIATION commenced operations in September 2014. This is a commitment aimed at setting a new bar of performance for a sector that has zero tolerance for errors. It is a commitment to safer air journeys.
As the world goes green, we are also looking in the direction of liquefied petroleum gas, which will be a testimony of our commitment to a cleaner world. We think of your energy needs everyday. Welcome to the home of energy.

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MANAGEMENT & EXECUTIVE TEAM

Ascon Oil Company is managed by a crop of individuals who have a combined cognate experience of over 80 years in the Oil and Gas Industry.

Barr. (Mrs) Grace N. Olowofoyeku

Group Managing Director

Barr. (Mrs) Grace N. Olowofoyeku has been a Director of Ascon Oil Company Limited since its incorporation in 1985. She is involved in all the decision making processes of the company. She graduated from the University of Lagos with an LLB (Hons) degree and was called to bar after successfully completing her stint at the Nigerian Law School.

Alongside being a barrister, she has had a wealth of experience experience in Sales and Marketing while working for Unilever (formerly Lever Brothers) as a Sales Supervisor from where she left for private business in 1981. She took on the position of Group Managing Director, Ascon Oil Company following the demise of the Founding Managing Director Engr. George Enenmoh.


http://www.asconoil.com/about-us/founding-md/

The smart and intelligent Afonja sister is running the show today.

safiaaASSHOLE:


ahan, virgin boy. how far na. Long time

u just dey create moniker anyhow
I know dis is durentt

Victornezzar:

u just dey create moniker anyhow
I know dis is durentt

durentt ko durella ni

safiaaASSHOLE:


durentt ko durella ni

sharrap
na u

Victornezzar:

sharrap
na u

Ahan you must lose this your virginity this year o.

You can join us here :https://www.nairaland.com/2536003/ashewo-beer-parlour-share-ashewo/1395

I dey show for empire this weekend. I dey invite you

safiaaASSHOLE:


Ahan you must lose this your virginity this year o.

You can join us here :https://www.nairaland.com/2536003/ashewo-beer-parlour-share-ashewo/1395

I dey show for empire this weekend. I dey invite you

lol I no dey join

Victornezzar:

u just dey create moniker anyhow
I know dis is dure.ntt

who's this fool again. Stop mastùrbating on my mentions. Last warning

Durentt:
who's this fool again. Stop mastùrbating on my mentions. Last warning

shut up dude
U are d 1 quoting me

raker300:
Ejiofor Agada: media mart

Insurance is set to shake hands with technology later this month as Private Media Mart (PMM) limited, a media and event management firm has concluded arrangements to hold this year’s Insurance Technology (InTech) expo. The expo is targeted at enhancing the ability of corporate entities, especially in the ICT sector, to gain favourable marketing prospects within the insurance sub-sector. The Chief Executive Officer of PMM Mr. Ejiofor Agada, during an interactive session with journalists, said the forum was to examine, advocate, and streamline the deployment of the tools of information and communications technology within the insurance sector. “This event is meant to examine and review the current standards and encourage the adoption of technology tools in the insurance industry locally with global best practices as reference point; as well as using the avenue to discuss and ascertain the future direction of the sector; ICT-wise. “It is also meant to be the only credible bridging channel between players in the insurance industry and technology service providers to review and learn all about insurance ICT solutions in today’s technology space,” he revealed adding that information technology was only one factor that has potentials to bring sweeping changes in the industry. The PMM boss said his organisation was committed to offering value to the Nigerian economy by means of creating avenues for the propagation of ICT solutions as it affects different sectors of the nation’s economy. “…our zeal to see the rapid adoption of technology in all facets of Nigeria’s economy is the driving force behind our efforts with InTech,” he stated. This year’s Insurance Technology expo, has been scheduled to hold on the 26th and 27th of November, 2009 at the Golden Gate Paradise Hotel, Ikoyi, with the theme; “E-Insurance: issues and expectations in a growing economy.” According to the organisers, the first day and part of the second day, would be used for the conference session, panel discussion of industry issues, and a mini-exhibition, while an appreciation gala night for CEO’s and special guests of honour would be staged on the second day. Other activities that will mark the two-day forum included presentations of awards, lectures and private business meetings. Those expected to participate in the conference were chief executive officers in the insurance sector, representatives from the Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria (CIIN), National Insurance Commission (NAICOM), Nigerian Insurers Association (NIA), Senate Committee on Banking and Insurance, major players in IT solutions, senior media personalities, among other stakeholders.