Customer80:
ceo of kaptain foods

He's just another hustler jor

oshemus:
Add more pictures so the pages can grow rapidly.

Those other folks don't have as much as igbos do. They just stuff thiers with pictures I mean big size pictures 3 to 4 of them thus making the thread grow rapidly in page number.

For new post add more pictures. For older post modify and add pictures.

See fraudulent Igbos and comedy..

prodigy24:
Mr. Alexander Mbakogu is the Managing Director of Leasafric Ghana Limited. He was seconded to Leasafric Ghana Limited from C & I Leasing Plc, Nigeria in 2007 as Head of Business Development.

Prior to his secondment to Leasafric, he has worked with C & I Leasing Plc since 1998 in various capacities in the Finance Department and in 2005 he ascended to the position of Manager, Finance and Accounts, with oversight responsibility for Treasury and funds Management.

Mr. Mbakogu was appointed General Manager of Leasafric in September 2010 to oversee the activities of the company. He was appointed Managing Director in August 2013.

Mr. Mbakogu is a chartered accountant and a member of both the Institute of Chartered Accountant of Nigeria (ICAN) and the Institute of Chartered Management Accountants of Nigeria (ICMA). He also has an MBA (Finance) from the University of Lagos and a degree in Accounting from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. He has extensive experience in leasing.

He is just an employee.
Nothing to celebrate.

prodigy24:
Austin Okere



Austin Okere is an entrepreneur and co-founder of the Computer Warehouse Group, a foremost Nigerian Systems Integration company

Okere started Computer Warehouse Limited (CWL) over a decade ago as a computer hardware vending company. It soon grew to become a group of three companies offering solutions in telecoms and software.

CWL retains its primary task of delivering hardware solution while the DCC Satellite & Networks Limited deploys networking and satellite based communication links. The third of the tripod, Expertedge Software & System Limited is a software arm of the Group and has recorded massive success with both its indigenously developed solutions as well as the Finnacle banking solutions.

Okere has a degree in Computer Science from the University of Lagos and an MBA from the Lagos Business School. He has nearly two decades industry experience covering system analysis, sales and marketing and corporate management. He has won several awards including Outstanding Personality Award (1998, 1999) by The Guardian. He is on the board of several professional bodies including the Nigeria-South Africa Chamber Executive Committee, Institute of Directors, Nigeria Summit Group and NCS.

Just a moderate fledgling tech company.
No match!

prodigy24:
About ABX World

ABX WORLD is a first class globally recognized courier/cargo firm incorporated in 2005 with 55% foreign equity investment. ABX WORLD was incorporated in Nigeria as Airborne Express Nigeria Limited and was the sole licensee of the Airborne Freight Corporation from 1998. The global network that we operate at ABX WORLD is very richly enhanced by our strategic alliances with some of the biggest and best players in the industry as follows;

World Freight Alliance (WFA) www.wfalliance.com

Pilot Air Freight based in USA (www.pilotair.com)

African Transport Logistic Alliance (ATLA) www.atlalliance.com

LHR Global Logistics in UK (www.lhrglobal.com)



Operating from this background, we are able to pick up your shipments from more than 500 of our international offices spread across the world. We clear your shipments from the air or seaports and deliver on a door to door basis, thereby freeing you from the troubles and challenges in engagement with customs. ABX WORLD is properly positioned and thoroughly enhanced to provide cutting edge service at record breaking speed to all our local and international clientele.

We offer professional services in courier (Mails and Express parcels), Air and Ocean freighting operations and we have a worldwide network of offices with a full range of transportation and logistics services. We understand the need to deliver documents, parcels etc. to customers around the world. In this respect we help customers focus on their business while we focus on their distribution needs.

We have a state of the art of automated technology that helps you streamline your procedures and save your time and money. You can process and track your shipments online. You can reach us on our website: www.abxworld.com

Our clientele cuts across various areas of business namely; Oil industries, financial institutions, Nongovernmental organizations, Embassies and Merchandising companies. We are proud to say that we deliver efficient service to our clients. Our objective is to provide information and services in a prompt, courteous and professional manner. Our success depends on your success, so we treat your business like it is the most important business in the world because to us it is.

VISION

To create an African network for Africans that is efficient and reliable.

MISSION STATEMENT

Not to go where the path may lead, but to go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.

CERTIFIED

Since inception ABX WORLD has used its unique differential advantage to provide its numerous clientele the best possible solution in the industry. To this end, we have been certified by top oganisations, here are a few:



European Union (EU) Certified Cargo Agent

ABX WORLD is a European Union (EU) certified cargo agent with ACC3 and RA3 certification UAI (Unique alphanumerical Identifier) UK/0001/UK/3000, relying on a thriving partnership, ABX WORLD is fully backed by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) as an “Authorized Cargo Agent” set for speedy export of cargo. We also boast of many years of experience in cargo logistics and supply chain management, hence we seemed deem fit to contribute to development of our economy by providing this timely solution.



Currently ABX WORLD is the only cargo forwarding agent in Nigeria certified by EU for cargo handling, as we have put in place all necessary standards and measures as stipulated by the EU standard security program for air transportation. The EU standards clearly is an international recognized standard that is generally accepted across other regions of the world. We are in the best position to operate cargo from Lagos origin to various destinations.



It will be worthy of note that ABX WORLD currently exporting agricultural products to EU countries through her solid partnership with SACHOL and Arik Air. We currently have a database of registered farmers that will be plugging into our supply chain network, which require a minimum of 100 tons worth of cargo per day. Establishing this will help synchronize all prospective stakeholders at the center point of activity, from farmer, forwarder and interested investors, at the end a bounty economic growth for Nigeria.

It's nothing to be an empty chest about based on the @bolded

raker300:
Mr Amaechi Ndili : golden tulip west Africa

And what about them

raker300:
Chief Maja Umeh- Aldove Limited

And then

Weinberg:
[s]John Ogbu
John Uzo Ogbu (May 9, 1939 – 20 August 2003) was a
Nigerian-American anthropologist and professor known for his
theories on observed phenomena involving race and
intelligence , especially how race and ethnic differences played
out in educational and economic achievement. He suggested
that being a "caste-like minority" affects motivation and
achievement, depressing IQ scores . He also concluded that
some students did poorly because high achievement was
considered " acting white" among their peers. Ogbu was also
involved in the 1996 controversy surrounding the use of
African American Vernacular English in public schools in
Oakland, California . The 2000 book Eminent Educators:
Studies in Intellectual Influence focused on him as one of
"four intellectual giants of the 20th century."
John Ogbu
Born
John Uzo Ogbu
May 9, 1939
Nigeria
Died
20 August 2003 (age 64)
Early life and education
Born in the village of Umudome in Ebonyi State, Ogbu
attended Hope Waddell Training Institute and Methodist
Teachers' Training College. He enrolled at Princeton
Theological Seminary , but soon transferred to the University
of California, Berkeley to study anthropology , earning his
baccalaureate in 1965, his master's degree in 1969, and his
Ph.D. in 1971. He taught at UC Berkeley from 1970 until his
death.
Involuntary minorities
Ogbu argues [1] that cultural differences alone cannot account
for differences in minority education, since some minority
communities do quite well and others do not. In addition, he
observes that in some cases groups of people of the same
race but located in different countries manifested different
ability and/or achievement levels according to some
measures.
Ogbu points out that there are two kinds of differences
between cultures. There are primary differences, which existed
before cultures came into contact with each other. Then, there
are secondary differences, which come into existence when
two cultures interact with each other. He says that many of
these secondary differences are created by subordinate groups
in opposition to the cultural references of the dominant group.
In the U.S. context, Ogbu concluded that among U.S.
Americans there are "voluntary minorities" (groups of
immigrants who chose to come to the United States, and their
descendants) versus "involuntary" or "caste-like" minorities
(descendants of groups of persons who found themselves in
the United States, or under United States jurisdiction, against
their will). Voluntary minorities (e.g. Korean-Americans) tend
to manifest nonoppositional secondary differences with the
dominant culture. On the other hand, involuntary minorities
(e.g. Native Americans) tend to manifest oppositional
secondary differences with the dominant culture. However,
both voluntary nonoppositional cultural subjects and
involuntary oppositional cultural subjects are required to
adhere to dominant (white) American cultural frames of
reference if they want to acquire upward social mobility.
In Minority Education and Caste (1978), Ogbu argued that
involuntary minorities often adopted an oppositional identity
to the mainstream culture in response to a glass ceiling
imposed or maintained by white society on the job-success of
their parents and others in their communities. Therefore, he
reasoned, some non-whites "failed to observe the link between
educational achievement and access to jobs." [2]
Often, the oppositional culture/identity created by the
involuntary minority involves the incorporation of attitudes,
behaviors, and speech styles that are stigmatized by the
dominant group, which, of course, precludes those who adopt
the manifestations of the oppositional culture from external
success in the dominant culture. When immigrant minorities
(voluntary minorities) acquire the language of the dominant
culture, it is seen as an addition to the first language
(nonoppositional primary differences). However, when
nonimmigrant minorities (involuntary minorities) acquire the
language of the dominant culture, it is the negation of their
oppositional culture, and thus their cultural reality.
Acting white
In 1986 Signithia Fordham co-authored, along with Ogbu, a
study which concluded that some African American students
in a Washington, D.C. , high school did not live up to their
academic potential because of the fear of being accused of
"acting white." Ogbu further echoed these findings in his 2003
book Black American Students in an Affluent Suburb: A Study
of Academic Disengagement (which summarized his nine-
month research on the educational gap between white and
African-American students in the Shaker Heights City School
District located in the upscale Cleveland suburb of Shaker
Heights, Ohio ). He concluded that these students' cultural
attitudes hindered their own academic achievement and that
these attitudes are too often neglected by parents, educators
and/or policymakers.
Though the study's conclusions gained a popular foothold and
have been espoused by such noted figures as Bill Cosby, a
later study obtained different results. In 2003, Karolyn Tyson,
a sociologist, and William Darity Jr , an economist, both at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, directed an 18-
month study at eleven North Carolina schools which found
that white and black students have essentially the same
attitudes about scholastic achievement; students in both
groups want to succeed in school and show higher levels of
self-esteem when they do better in school. The results of this
study have been published in a book by Stanford sociologist
Prudence Carter [3]
A 2006 study titled An Empirical Analysis of "Acting White" by
Roland G. Fryer, Jr. at Harvard University and Paul Torelli
suggested that the phenomenon has a statistically significant
effect on black student achievement, but only in certain
school contexts. In public schools with high interracial contact
and among high achieving students, there was an effect, but
there was little or no effect in predominantly black or private
schools. [4]
African American Vernacular English
Main article: African American Vernacular English
In 1996, Ogbu played a prominent role in the debate about the
utility of African American Vernacular English. As a member
of a task force on African American education in Oakland,
California he noted that linguists (e.g., William Labov, John
Rickford, Walt Wolfram, and others) have long distinguished
between the "standard" or "proper" English required in the
classroom and black vernacular English spoken at home and
with peers. Ogbu encouraged teachers to become familiar with
and to make use of this variety (called " Ebonics" by the
Oakland Unified School District) in helping speakers of
African American Vernacular English acquire Standard
American English in addition to their "home" variety.[/s]

*Yawns*

Ibile Holdings (Investment Company of The Lagos State Government)

raker300:
Ikechukwu Anyanwu - Arise Afrika)

Startup

raker300:
Chris events

Pathetic!

raker300:
Chris events

Pathetic!

raker300:
Lilian esoro: Goldie lacks hair

And what is nonsense

Weinberg:

Meet Kimberly Anyadike, The Youngest Black Female Pilot

Are you sure

raker300:
albertiqs foundation

Nothing spectacular!

raker300:
Mrs uloma nwosu: ceo elfreeda foundation

Another one.
No biggie!

Wait, did I just see Awo's granddaughter in that picture

deomeelo:












Ibile Holdings (Investment Company of The Lagos State Government)

Weldone bro.

raker300:
Frankmore Global Options Limited- Chief Francis Adighaa Onuoha

What are the options?

raker300:
Miss Osaji Henrietta - EveryDay Glow makeovers

Too petty mehn!

raker300:
Kingsley: ideal architects

mtcheeeew

raker300:
Joe ugonna: global modeling concept (the man behind coming to America)

@bolded
For real
deomelo I need your attention please.

WhoBannedMyBro:


@bolded
For real
deomelo I need your attention please.

Don't mind these Igbos and their fraudulent deceptions.


The rubbish was a common fashion show tagged Coming to America just to get attention..


Ignore that joker..

@deomeelo, laudate: Have you guys done anything on Alhaji Tajudeen Owoyemi, Chairman of Avalon Intercontinental Limited, owners of the new Renaissance Ikeja Hotel and some Protea hotels in Lagos?

raker300:
Isaac nwokocha: trafficdey app

Crap!

deomeelo:









Don't mind these Igbos and their fraudulent deceptions.


The rubbish was a common fashion show tagged Coming to America just to get attention..


Ignore that joker..

I just knew it.

Thank you. God bless.

Weinberg:
It seems Anambra and Imo people haven't understood the need to flood this thread with their renowned Academicians, Writers, CEOs, Footballers and Soccer stars, Professors, International politicians in US,UK, Poland etc.., Basketball etc...


[s]Can we start listing internationally known in these fields....

I'm waiting for that time because in Texas alone,we have thousands of them in sports.


I'm waiting for someone to start listing.

The Afonjas have mentioned everybody including ministers under government and they keep on repeating and recycling..


Up to now, Mike Adenuga is still being listed...
[/s]

@bolded
Maybe they are wiser and know the truth. They are not ready for empty chestbeating.

@struckout
You are a liar!

abu12:


that raker of a guy is turning ur ibo thread to a mockery due to desperation . u and laudate are trying, am enjoying ur revelry

Even an unbiased aboooki can tell who the mediocres are.

prodigy24:
[s]Afonja are shameless they would come here and pick your mention to their thread, when you reply the mention it will be posted to their useless thread,they will come and qoute you and you may reply, this will in turn grow their boring thread.[/s]

That is the consequence of posting mediocre/empty profiles and random pictures and names as achievements in order to meet this thread in terms of number of pages.

Everybody now knows the truth.

Flatiyeasterners are no match!

raker300:
very diabolical set of human beings.

They keep mentioning me on their thread, throwing insults at me so as to attract me to their useless thread and grow their number for ego purposes

Thrashing your useless posts is not the same as insulting you.

I never insulted you.

WhoBannedMyBro:


Thrashing your useless posts is not the same as insulting you.

I never insulted you.

Take it easy on that poor soul, he has low self-esteem and insecurity issues.

deomeelo:



Take it easy on that poor soul, he has low self-esteem and insecurity issues.

hahahahaha

Okay o

Weinberg:


The paint was so popular in the late 90s

Past past past