GoldNiagara:



Lilliputian you also have an opinion, I am sure it is very tiny in the scheme of things.

DabuIIIT:


only a lilliput wit small brain wud steal other ppl's achievement,pathetically port other ppl's post just to boost its dead thread
again,thats pathetic.

DabuIIIT:

it is only to lilliputs,sowie

DabuIIIT:


smh,so these are yauba ppl,huh? Jeez! All in a ridiculous bid to enlarge ur gutter! How pathetic!

Anyway,kudos to those great easterners,the zoo wuda've killed their dreams if they were in there.

DabuIIIT:


glad u know...quickly do something about it b4 it finally ports u to total irredeemable obscurity

laudate:

Ah han, don't mind him, o jare! The guy he is eulogising is just a car dealer, nah! All he did was to get a car dealership franchise from Ford. Who is he trying to fool?

Markfemi:
ride on my gallant yoruba army for kicking out the dirty biafra narrative ibo has been paddling

GoldNiagara:



What is been discussed here is beyond you.Go back to romance section where people think with d n v.

mercyville:

lol...
T[s]he story left for the ojukus is Congo is more industrialised than America like this...lol



Aba is known for Textiles, Cloths, Shoes etc Nnewi is known for Auto manufacturing, What are Yorubas known for There are thousands of Igbo youths making foots wears and clothing in commercial quantities they supplies to every nooks and crannies of this country and beyond, same with Nnewi, west African auto hub, Igbos dominate commerce in Afriaca they don't need undergo difficulties to market their products.

I want to know what area of industries Yorubas dominate Igbos ??


Igbos owned the most patents in science and technology in Africa, Igbo genius Cyprian Emeka Uzo he's over 300 patents more than any African dead or alive

Igbos are leading in Pharmaceutical and cosmetics Industries

Igbos are leading in transportation industry, road, Air and sea

Igbos are leading in oil and Gas

Igbos are leading in IT industries

Igbos own two tyres & tube factories: general tyre and tube and Stanel tyre - Yorubas non

Igbos own three independent power plants constructed by indigenous company Geometric power Aba, Century power Okija ongoing and ETA-Zuma ongoin - Yorubas non

Four noodles industries: Tummy tummy noodles, Masters noodles, Chikki noodles, Zubix noodles - Yorubas one

Igbos owned three tomato paste plants Erisco, Ekcel and Sonia- Yorubas non

Igbos owned Coscharies rice mill, Ebony rice mill, Stine Rice mill biggest rice mill in Nigeria, Adada rice mill, Josagro rice mill, Pokobros rice mill etc- Yorubas one

Two cement industries Ibeto cement and international cement manufacturing[b] Yoruba non[/b]

Igbos owned battery manufacturing firms -Yorubas non

Igbos more than five fruit drink plants: Teragro Benfruit Juice, Piko juice, Geomix industries, Sonia, NICCUS- Yorubas One

Igbos owned two baby diaper manufacturing firms Ngobros and NICCUS, -Yorubas non

Igbos owned toys manufacturing plants- Yorubas non

Igbos owned more than five cable and wire industries in Nigeria Cutix wire plc, Cometstar and Golies wire and cable Obosi Anambra state etc- Yorubas One

Igbos owned three steel mills Zuma steel mill, Jamek steel mill, Hongxing steel mill Aba- Yoruba one

Igbos twoed water storage tanks manufacturing industries Innoson group and master group- Yorubas non

Igbos owned One and only vehicle manufacturing firm in Nigeria IVM Nnewi

Igbos owned eight assembling plants

seven vehicles assembling plants in Nigeria

Richbon truck assembling plant Anambra

Eastern Vehicle Assembling Limited (EVAL) in Enugu.

Peace vehicle assembling plant Enugu

Anambra Motor Manufacturing Company, ANAMMCO Enugu

Jiangsu Joylong and MG brands Lakki by Coscharies group

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/04/coscharis-begins-work-55m-ckd-plant-lekki/

Ford assembling plant Ikeja by Coscharies group

The president of Coscharis Motors, Dr. Comas Maduka has described the production of Ford vehicles from its plant in Lagos as another milestone in the history of the company. As part of its ambitious expansion in Africa, Ford Motor Company assembled the first Ford Ranger in Nigeria last week

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/ford-plant-in-nigeria-another-milestone-for-coscharis-maduka/

Global motor assembling plant Lakki
LAGOS—Globe Motors, a leading auto mobile dealer in the country is set to boost Federal Government’s automotive policy from July when it rolls out first set of vehicles from its $150 million assembly plant in Lagos next month.

Chairman of Globe Motors Holdings, Mr. William Anumudu, who disclosed this in Lagos, yesterday, said the company was putting finishing touches to its assembly plant located at Lekki area, adding that the plant had a capacity for 40,000 cars on completion and would generate employment for 3,500 Nigerians. However, the plant will produce about 6,000 vehicles annually for a start, including passenger cars, pick-ups, high capacity buses and trucks. Anumudu added that another 10,000 jobs would be created indirectly as a result of the multiplier effect of the plant. According to him, the company will start with the production of Semi Knockdown parts, SKD, and later graduate to complete[/s]...

DabuIIIT:


whats being discussed in the gutter,huh? Of cos,thats beyond me o,and i dunwanna be a part of it laiye laiye..

DabuIIIT:


nepa bill degree holder,what is BEEN indeed! And he is talkin'bout Girama

What is being discussed in the gutter,huh? Of cos,thats beyond me o,and i dunwanna be a part of it laiye laiye..

prodigy24:

TONY OKOYE’s Ajeh Clothing unveils new designs
Posted on June 5, 2014 by Encomium
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‘WHAT MAKES OUR DESIGNS UNIQUE’
One of Nigeria’s most creative indigenous fashion designers and Psquare’s brother, Tony Okoye has unveiled new designs of his unisex clothing line, Ajeh Wears.
The new designs, which come in various sizes, are trendy and classy with a perfect blend of Western and African cuts. Some of them include tank tops, crop tops, shirts long sleeve and short, t-shirts round and open v-neck to mention a few.
Tony, a University of Maiduguri graduate of Creative Arts spoke with ENCOMIUM Weekly…

Tony OKoye
Tony OKoye
Tell us about your collection?
It’s an Africa brand, celebrating African culture through our designs, which is different from the normal conventional attires. The colour combination is unique, you can easily recognize it from a far, because of the creativity in it. That’s why we are unique. It’s an urbanized African design, infused with rich and true African nature
How long have been you on it, and so far, what has been the acceptability?
We have been on it for more than 3 years, and so far, the acceptability is high. That’s the motivation, because people love our concept of designs. We have not experienced any negative comment from our clients, rather, get more patronage. People love it, and they always come back.
Tell us your celebrities clients?
A lot of celebrities are my clients. We have used our products for videos and presently, we are using it for more videos. It was worn for the Iyanya’s Kukere video, MayD’s Ile-Ijo, among others. I cloth many celebrities such as 2Face, Psquare, Don-Jazzy, Dbanj, Chidinmi, Jimmy Jatt, among others. Even Akon.
How affordable are your products?
They are very affordable for the layman, not only celebrities. It depends on the designs. From N5000 – N10, 000 and upwards.
What is the joy of doing this?
Joy, everybody love it, that’s the joy. When you do things that people love, you’ll be excited about it. That’s the joy. We are creative minded people, and we are almost done with our outlets, that’s a commendable achievement. Due to popular demand, we now have online stores with Konga, Jumia and Bayam, and more are still coming. We have opened more outlets where the wears can easily be purchased.
Our Lagos store is at Ikota Shopping Complex, VGC. We also have outlets in Calabar and Ibadan, while wholesalers and retailers are also welcome.
What are the challenges?
Anything that’s unique, different is always difficult to come up with. We think to come up with designs that our clients would love, at times, it’s very challenging. But, we thank God, we have always overcome our challenges.
What inspired the name, Ajeh and where are you taking your brand to?
‘Ajeh’ is coined from the word ‘Ajehbuttah,’ meaning born with a golden spoon.

DabuIIIT:

lolss e pain am wella i must've struck a nerve there sowie

DabuIIIT:


painment o lolss


Whatever dude...keep on boosting ur gutter by porting more intelligent posts from the 'other side'. Pathetic

GoldNiagara:



I have incinerated that claim above.

WhoBannedMyBro:

I just knew the profile will have a flaw.

prodigy24:
Ernest Oji (Director)
Ernest Oji is the Managing Director of Beta Consortium Limited and Chairman of Alpha Consortium Limited. To WPG, Mr. Oji brings a wealth of experience in the Nigerian power sector, having been involved in all phases of the unbundling and reform of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN). Alpha Consortium has established a power and general outsourcing consortium that has handled major power and waste disposal projects in Nigeria, including Revenue Cycle Management for PHCN, the National Grid Metering Project, Supervising Consultant to National Integrated Power Projects in Ibadan and Lagos Zones, etc. As the lead investor, Beta Consortium led a team of banks, insurance companies and financial advisors in the bidding and subsequent acquisition of Ikoyi Hotels Limited, which is today better known by its flagship Southern Sun Ikoyi Hotel in Lagos, Nigeria. As Managing Director, Mr. Oji oversaw the redevelopment of Ikoyi Hotel into a world class hotel facility. He was also responsible for selecting the design team, project managers, project consultants, contractors, etc., as well as for sourcing equity and debt finance for the project.

GoldNiagara:



Me too, they can steal air.

prodigy24:
Brass Fertilizer and Petrochemical Company Limited, BFPCL, has closed a $6 billion deal with BP Oil International limited, London. This deal gives BP Oil the exclusive right to buy all the methanol that will be produced from phase 1 of the project; and will run for 10 years.

The contract was recently signed at BP office in London, and is key to securing financing from lenders and investors. It will lead to a financial closure of the project.

According to Chief Ben Okoye, Vice chairman of BFPCL, the methanol plant will create 20,000 jobs for the host community. There will be 15,000 indirect jobs during construction and 5,000 direct jobs on completion.

BFPCL has already signed a gas purchase contract for 300 mmscf/d from Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria, for 25 years.

The cost of this project is expected to be about $6 billion and construction will be in two phases.

PHASE 1

The first phase of this project is scheduled for completion in 2020, and will produce 1.66 million metric tonnes (MT) of ethanol; and 1.3 million metric tonnes of Urea per annum. A dedicated exports Jetty and a 300 mmscf/d gas processing plant will also be part of this phase. The project will generate an annual turnover of $1.5 billion.

PHASE 2

The second Phase of this project will commence five years after phase 1. It will cost $ 1 billion to build; and will double the company’s urea capacity with a second production unit of 1.3 million metric tonnes per annum.

Brass Fertilizer and Petrochemical company project is in Brass, Bayelsa State. The company is very strategic to Nigeria’s economy; and it will help the country achieve self sufficiency in fertilizer and methanol production.

The company has expressed gratitude to the Federal Government of Nigeria(FGN) for the tremendous support. Its also extends same gratitude to the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and project developers.

Nebuzaradan:
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[s]trash trash trash

Markfemi:



someone is pained

Nebuzaradan:
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[s]more trash