Johnandv:


You have nothing to say about yourself iddiot you are nothing but a village boy, have you changed your underwear since last year, you are a nobody so don't even go there.

Oduduwa is your country whether you like it or not, when its created you can relocate to Gombe and stick to one Nigeria you low life wretch.


Afongyzz from the fallen demon oduduwa personified!!

raker300:
Ezebuiro: AJ global

raker300:
Kalaria ejindu: Africaneurs Inc.

laudate:


Jadesola Adedeji is a British-trained pharmacist. After working for SmithKline Beecham Plc as well as GlaxoSmithKline Plc (GSK) both in Nigeria and the UK, she relocated to Canada for a few years, where she set up her own pharmacy outlet in conjunction with a friend. Her outlet which was known as The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy, grew quickly and was a hit with family and friends in Canada. After a while, her husband chose to move back to Nigeria, so she sold the business for a healthy profit, and came back home.



The thought of going back into pharmacy did not seem too appealing, so she looked for other options. She quickly found out that an American company called Brickz for Kidz wanted to set up shop in West Africa. They found a willing partner in Jade Adedeji, and she was quickly given the Nigerian franchise. Today, Jade runs Brickz for Kidz, an after-school programme that takes learning beyond the classroom, and allows kids to broaden their education in a non-traditional setting. They teach subjects like Robotics and Advanced Robotics classes! Kids learn how to build a motorized model, and watch it come to life using simple LEGO® WeDo® software.



Once their skills improve, the children are encouraged to advance to LEGO® EV3 Mindstorms® classes for more challenging robot-building and programming! Now, Jade Adedeji has switched careers to become a coach.

Her company started the programme in January 2014 with about 5 schools, but today 12 schools have signed up for the programme. About 700 children attend the after-school programme, and the holiday camps they run. This is a hands-on class where students build machines, buildings, vehicles and other structures out of LEGO bricks, using one-of-a-kind model plans designed by Bricks 4 Kidz.



While exploring principles of engineering, architecture, physics and more, pupils develop problem solving and critical thinking skills. The kids are taught how to build a new project each week. Each class begins with a teacher-led discussion related to the day’s model. Once the project is completed, children use the rest of their time, to expand their gadgets and collaborate with one another.

Their students work in a lab-type setting using LEGO components such as gears, axles and beams. Instructional content is multi-disciplinary and designed by educators to increase pupils’ general knowledge and introduce S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) concepts related to the day’s model.

Jade Adedeji is passionate about children's education and she constantly seeks to teach people, how transformations in global education, are linked to rising costs, mental health, career choices & acquiring non traditional skills, that in today's world! Jade Adedeji, the daughter of Bashorun Ogunmiloro, is leaving no stone unturned to ensure that today's parents get the message!



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FKO81:
Jim Ovia Founder of Visafone Communications Limited, with over 2.5 million subscribers, Visafone Communications Limited provides mobile telecommunication products and services to individuals and organizations in Nigeria. It offers voice, high speed data (3G), Internet, and other value added services to individual subscribers; and business solutions to corporate entities, as well as the small and medium scale enterprises in Nigeria. The company also provides products and services in the areas of consumer voice, corporate voice, fixed wireless, bundled, and roaming; and Visafone App, an Internet-based voice, video, and messaging solution for smartphones, tablets, and windows PCs. It also sells fixed wireless phones and smartphones, as well as data cables; data services and devices; and e-Top Up service to recharge Visafone prepaid or postpaid lines. The company was incorporated in 2007 and is based in Lagos, Nigeria. As of December 31, 2015, Visafone Communications Limited operates as a subsidiary of MTN Nigeria Communications Limited.

Mr. Jim Ovia MFR, CON.
Founder and Promoter

Uche Ojo
CCO

Chuks Okoh
Director of Compliance

ModsWillKillNL:
Mr!

I get am before no be property

Visafone is extinct!!

Subsidiary kor subsidiary ni

FKO81:

Raker pls don't post like afonjas, make more research about the person and clear details and pictures, please I don't what this thread to look like their carnival thread. Udo!

ModsWillKillNL:


Please what are the royalties and taxes Lagos and Ogun pay to the FG?

Dont they get federal allocation?

laudate:

Is he talking about the Visafone that was sold to MTN almost 2 years ago??

kn23h:


And you still think that tout is Yoruba?

Look at his poor attempt at trying to derail the thread.

totit:


You guys failed to detect what I saw from afar some hour ago. Anyway, he should be gone now as justice has been served.

It's a trick to run this thread down and have it shut down eventually, and ya' all fall for it earlier
He's probably one of those yorubanised ibo, the dude should be Collins am..adi ,base in ijebu, ogun state he's quite fluent in yoruba as well. I don tey for nl

kn23h:


It's not up to you. Instead of replying crap with crap, you respond with facts.
Let them be noisemakers.


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deomelo:
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.

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

laudate:
Still on Foluso Gbadamosi,:

kn23h:
@deomelo

Why do y'all like refering to yourself as afonja?

laudate:

Deomelo, you are the man!! How could I have forgotten this company?? I once had a neighbour who served there, and used to help us buy medication for our community, at discounted rates. Well done, bro.' Good work. I had profiled him just once earlier on page 197, when I made reference to his solar powered refrigerators and aircons.

kn23h:
@deomelo

Why do y'all like refering to yourself as afonja?

Information and communications technology solution provider specializing in Consulting, Web content provision, IT Career development, Technical Support, Human Capital Development, Web marketing, IT Entrepreneurship. e-business, ICT promotion, Networking and Training.

JIDAW Systems Ltd. is a Corporate Member of the Nigeria Computer Society (NCS), that has contributed significantly to the growth and development of Computer Technology in Nigeria. Jidaw Systems is in addition an active member of the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA), the leading global association that works to develop vendor-neutral standards in e-commerce, customer service, work force development and training certification. It is recognized in industry that Jidaw popularized CompTIA A+ certification in Nigeria.

Jidaw is a partner of the Network of Aspiring & Startup IT Entrepreneurs in Africa (NASITEA) as well as the African Information Security Association (AISA).

Jidaw is one of the leading Human resource, and ICT training firms in Africa. Recognized for the professional services provided,

Our Mission
Jidaw is beyond Education in technology and the provision of ICT content. Jidaw leads in the promotion of knowledge growth and professionalism in information technology for empowerment and better and sustainable livelihood opportunities. Jidaw ignores the comfort of status quo by using technology, the knowledge, creative thinking and efforts of its people to bridge societal and global divides.".

Our focus here at Jidaw is to ensure that Information and Communications Technologies are used not just as tools but as a platform for development.

Our Vision
Jidaw will be the key resource and leading change agent facilitating career fulfillment, better lives, sustainable growth and professionalism in digital technologies through its ideas, content, knowledge as well as the creativity and efforts of Jidaw’s people."

Mission Statement
Access to knowledge, not just knowledge is power. And what you do with knowledge is the priority not just access. With the right thinking and insights we can all make better choices in social, education, business and health matters. Making a difference means having this power. Digital literacy, as well as access to knowledge, information and communications should be for all.

Jidaw’s corporate slogan “More Knowledge! More Power!” captures key aspect of the Organization’s goals and strategies. In addition Jidaw believes in quality values and sustainable growth that places people and better lives first.

Our Goals:
To provide ways for IT professionals to grow their careers more profitably
and
To provide opportunities for us all to get real benefit from Information Technology.
To encourage empowerment (especially of the Youth and Women) through ICT and bridging of the digital divide. If we all do our bit we can bridge the divide. Enough of being a "paper tiger" - Information Technology must start delivering on its promise.
Jidaw Systems was awarded a Certificate of Excellence at the ICT Achievers Award 2005 in the Category "Top ICT SMME in Africa". ForgeAhead organizes the Award in partnership with the Department of Communications, Republic of South Africa. Jidaw thanks the organizers and participants for this great honour. THANK YOU for your support and encouragement. Learn about the Certificate of Excellence Award here.

The Information Technology (IT) and the Communications age has brought with it new ways of doing businesses - the Information Society - the Knowledge economy.

For effective and efficient management of information, human and material resources, organizations (big or small) have to invest in Information and Communications Technologies.

Thus, the computer has become a tool for the realization of corporate and strategic goals in areas of manpower development, product/service delivery and after sales support services. IT and Telecom are essential for enhancing business value.

It has also become a tool for empowerment. It today's world IT knowledge and skills make the difference. IT literacy is a necessity and the demand for competent IT professionals is high and growing everyday. In the ICT industry many need to know what and how to acquire skills that will enhance their value and give them competitive advantage. Learning is Lifelong.

To fully maximize the use of the computers, to acquire expertise that makes the difference, individuals and result-oriented organizations must work hand-in-hand with firms that not only have the required expertise and experience, but also have a client-oriented focus.

Jide Alade is a man who knows what his mission is as a businessman in Nigeria. His knowledge of real estate extends far beyond his passion for residential real estate. He has a long-term perspective on housing in Nigeria and has been able to see beyond the grandiose nature of Lagos to focusing on tapping into the resources and opportunities that Ibadan has to offer. His grasp on the problem that housing is facing in the country makes him a true visionary.

My first question is, were you born and raised in Ibadan?

I was born and raised in Ibadan. I grew up here; I went to Staff School, University of Ibadan. After Staff School, I left Ibadan for secondary school, University of Lagos, Youth Service Corps in Abuja then I went aboard. It was 5 years ago that I came back to Ibadan and started rediscovering my roots and I love it.
Most people know real estate as the buying and selling of houses.Can you expatiate on what real estate is?

Can you expatiate on what real estate is?

Real estate has anything to do with the built environment, any type of space that people live in, do business in, recreate in, shop in, is real estate. Our focus is on housing.

Tell us more about what you do and the impact it has on the Ibadan economy?

My area is residential real estate, my passion is housing and for Nigeria particularly I believe in the democratisation of home ownership. There are a lot of studies that tell us that the population of Nigeria is increasing rapidly and there is not enough housing, which is one big issue. Real estate is a driver of the economy, as you build you creates jobs, goods are bought and sold, and commerce is generated.

What are some of the problems you’ve found with the real estate sector in Nigeria?

A big issue we’ve been having in Nigeria is the ability to provide a payment methodology for people who are buying residential real estate and pay for it over time, that is, mortgage. That is a market that is still in its infancy. The percentage of mortgage outstanding to GDP in Nigeria is below 1%. A lot of advanced economies go much higher than that. So there’s very little mobility, people don’t move houses or change houses frequently which also affects the economy.

Any plans to branch out of residential real estate into other real estate facets?

At this time, the focus is residential and we might do something here or there in other sectors but not as a primary core of our business. There’s more than enough work to be done in the residential real estate space in Nigeria.

Have you always known that real estate was the path you wanted to take?

Growing up, I wanted to be a pilot but I didn’t have very good eyesight, apparently, guys that wear glasses don’t make very good pilots. I was discouraged from taking that path. Very soon after, I discovered a love for the built environment, for making things, for designing so I got into architecture. I actually don’t actively practice architecture now; I’m more on the business side of things, business strategy, real estate development. After graduating from Unilag with a degree in architecture, I went to the United States and got my Masters in Real Estate Development and an MBA in Finance.

Am I guessing right when I say there are no regrets for deciding to start your Real Estate Company in Ibadan?

I don’t think I have regrets about starting in Ibadan. Obviously, every business has issues; I won’t call them regrets I’ll say they are learning pains that one has experienced in Ibadan and one would probably have experienced anywhere else. Ibadan is giving us the opportunity to build a distinct brand.

Structuracasa International LLC was founded in 2008 by a team of US based real estate developers with combinations of skills and attributes including real estate development, real estate brokerage, business strategy, finance, home building and international business experience. This team of like minded individuals joined forces to further the democratization of housing opportunity for people in modern African societies.

NDEP acquired a 100% stake and operatorship of the Omerelu Farm Out Area in 2014 from the NNPC/Chevron (JV) with the NDPR granting NDEP an equitable interest in the reservoir. One vertical exploration well was drilled in 1975 by Chevron (the, Gulf Oil) with a sequence of five vertically stacked reservoirs and target depth of 9,000ft.
The field development plan (FDP) is targeting to drill a further two wells on top of the existing discovery made by Chevron with a flow station, and plans to build a 14km pipeline to Ogbele where it can be routed onto existing pipeline. The company is planning to submit the FDP by Q4 2014, with first oil in 2016 achieving peak flow rates of 5,000 – 10,000bpd in 2017.

Danvic Petroleum International (DPI) a wholly Nigerian Company with foreign technical partners in the United Kingdom, United States, China and Netherland has offered technical assistance to one final year undergraduate and one Master’s students in the departments of Applied Geology and Applied Geophysics of the Federal University of Technology, Akure.

In a letter conveying the message to the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Adebiyi Daramola signed by DPI Managing Director, Dr. Mayowa Awe (fnape), he wrote “In furtherance of our company’s resolve to assist in complementing government effort in the improvement of the quality of geoscience education in Nigeria, our company amongst other programmes rendered towards this purpose is offering to provide technical assistance to one final year undergraduate students and one Master’s degree student in the department of Geology.”

Speaking on the modalities of the assistance, Awe wrote “Our Company will provide an industry assistant that will provide the necessary technical support that these students will need to write an up to date thesis.

The technical assistance will include the provision of access to our office Geophysical Interpretation Software, guidance during interpretation and access to our office facilities and resources that may be required to have a good thesis.”

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Adebiyi Daramola has written an appreciation letter to the organization and stressed that FUTA will continue to collaborate with reputable organizations.

He also said the offer by DPI is in further recognition of the quality of FUTA’s product which further justifies the leadership position the institution is currently occupying among its peers

Her work on the proposed 4th Mainland Bridge, she said, was intense and futuristic. The team that designed the bridge included five other persons and took about 10 weeks to complete. When completed, the double-layer bridge would not only serve as means of vehicular movement, it would also aid social and commercial interactions among pedestrians.

The Maryland Mall, designed by her firm, is scheduled to open for operations later in June. The mall, designed to take advantage of minimal space allotted for its construction, is a five-storey building with a basement for 219 parking spaces, a Shoprite, four cinema screens, 1 food court, I bar and 40 shops.

Being given such a project to execute, Tosin said, would heighten clients’ confidence in Nigerian architectural firms. “The nature of architecture involves cost and risk. People naturally are apprehensive to let a young person, let alone a woman, take on such a task,” she said in an interview. “My competence is always in question. New clients are baffled when meeting us. The irony is that in my industry, I think it is more of a challenge to be a young person, than to be a woman.” https://guardian.ng/guardian-woman/tosin-oshinowo/

I am from Ikorodu, and I recall how my parents made emotional investments, building houses in the village..... The thing is, I am part of the ongoing generation sent away for school, and then you come back home, and still hear the same things being said before you left. That was the reason our parents paid huge fees for us to study abroad. It was for us to bring back knowledge in whatever capacity, and give our own two cents back to society. Yes we have had some bad people who have abused this trust, so there are people who think locals can’t do things better than foreigners, but there are a few of us who still know what we are doing. So it’s nice to see that this client had enough faith to give us the opportunity to deliver on this project.

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Johnandv:

Afongyz afongyz zigzag faces again sef
Its no longer orji uzor its now Nnamdi KANU
We only want out of the zoo cos we need to run African as giants like China is Asian giant in commerce, trade, manufacturing etc.
We have a vision which the zoo can not comprehend so we are uniting like the Jews to run the world, only Biafra can ensure that. Biafra to the world
But for now let amala suckers continue opening my gate.