Uglyojuku:
lol..MTN owned by you market women?Wonders shall never end.

THIS IS INFO FOR GLO:

Globacom Limited (or GLO ) is a Nigerian
multinational telecommunications company
headquartered in Lagos. GLO is a privately
owned telecommunications carrier that started
operations on 29 August 2003. It currently
operates in four countries in West Africa,
namely Nigeria, Republic of Benin, Ghana and
Côte d'Ivoire . [1] As of June 2009, the
company has employed more than 2,500
people worldwide.



Overview
GLO has an estimate of over 34 million
subscribers (April 2016) of which 26 million
are internet subscribers [2] and it is a 100
percent Nigerian owned company. [3]
GLO built an $800 million high-capacity fibre-
optic cable known as Glo-1, a submarine
cable from the United Kingdom to Nigeria[4]
but still provides extremely slow and unstable
internet connection to subscribers.



Ownership
GLO is privately owned by the Mike Adenuga
Group which also consists of ETB , now
merged with the Sterling Bank , Conoil PLC, a
petroleum marketing company, and Conoil
Producing, a crude exploration company. [5]







Strategic business units
Glo Mobile
Glo Mobile, a subsidiary of GLO, is GLO’s
Mobile Network Unit. In the first year of
operation, it had one million subscribers in
over 87 towns in Nigeria and over 120 billion
Naira in revenues. [6] Glo Mobile has now
spread to other African countries , namely
Benin[7] and Ghana . [8]
Glo Gateway
Glo Gateway, a subsidiary of GLO, is GLO’s
International Wholesale Voice and Data
Exchange Trading Business Unit. Due to an
expansion program which took place in 2008,
Glo Gateway now [year needed ] covers 140
countries under its roaming services, and it is
currently connected to 235 networks. [8] 2008
also saw growth in Glo’s data roaming for
mobile phones, laptops and BlackBerry
handsets, which has now spread to 72
networks in 29 countries. [8] This now gives
GLO the largest roaming coverage for voice
and data in Africa. [3] Glo Gateway recently
acquired a license in Côte d'Ivoire.
Broadband access
As a part of GLO’s service offering, Glo Broad
Access will be improved by the laying of the
fibre optic cable for the metro ring, which is
progressing steadily. [citation needed ] The Glo
Broad Access was launched on the 24th of
November 2009. Glo Broad Access offers
landline telephones, broadband internet and
video, all on a single digital wire line.
Glo 1 submarine cable
Glo-1 is the first successful submarine cable
from the United Kingdom to Nigeria, and GLO
is the first individual African company to
embark on such a project. [9][10]
Glo-1 has the potential to provide high speed
internet services, faster, more reliable and
cheaper telecom services. [11] Glo-1 will
potentially facilitate foreign investment and
employment opportunities especially to
Africans.
The 9,800 km long cable originates from Bude
in the UK and is laid from this origin to Alpha
Beach in Lagos, where it will have its Landing
Station. [12] Glo-1 will also improve
teleconferencing, distance learning, disaster
recovery and telemedicine among several
other benefits for Nigerians and the people of
West Africa. [13]
By country
In August 2003, Glo Mobile was launched in
Nigeria. Glo Mobile introduced lower tariffs,
pay per second billing and alongside other
value added services. Although Glo Mobile
was the fourth GSM operator to launch in
Nigeria, within seven years of the company's
operation, its subscriber base has grown to
over 25 million. [14]
In June 2008, Glo Mobile was launched in
Benin. Glo Mobile showed unprecedented
growth through the sale of 600,000 SIM cards
in the first ten days of operation. [15] Glo
Mobile offered Per Second Billing, which
charges subscribers for the exact airtime
used. They also offered other value added
services such as MMS (Multimedia Messaging
Service), Glo Magic Plus news and
information, vehicle tracking, musical ring-
back tones and mobile banking.
In May 2008, GLO acquired an operating
license through its Glo Mobile division in
Ghana and plans to capture 30% of the
current 11 million subscriber market within 18
months of launch. [16] They plan on achieving
this goal by launching with bundled voice and
Internet services for Ghana and through
specifically targeting ‘un-serviced’ areas
outside Ghana’s two major cities, Accra and
Kumasi. Glo Mobile was set to launch in
Ghana the first quarter of 2010. [17] This has
however been postponed to the third quarter
of 2011, and again to 2012. In January 2012,
Glo Ghana opened the "Reserve your number"
campaign, but still without opening the
network. On April 8, 2011 GLO launched the
sub-marine optical fiber GLO1, one part of its
maiden operation in Ghana, to usher in
another major player in the Ghana
telecommunication industry.
In October 2009, GLO acquired submarine
cable landing rights and International Gateway
Services in Côte d'Ivoire.
History
In 2005, Glo Mobile introduced the Glo Fleet
Manager which is a Vehicle Tracking Solution.
Glo Fleet Manager helps transporters/fleet
operators manage their fleet. They also
introduced the Glo Mobile internet service
which provides subscribers with access to
internet sites which have been customized for
mobile phone browsing.
In 2006, Glo Mobile introduced BlackBerry.
GLO started the sponsorship of the
Confederation of African Football African
Player of the Year Award. The company also
started the sponsorship of Glo Lagos
International Half Marathon.
In 2009, Glo Mobile launched Blackberry
prepaid services which gives subscribers
options to pay daily, weekly or monthly for the
service. Blackberry prepaid service gives
subscribers free yahoo mail access and free
blackberry messenger. The company also
launched 3G High Speed Internet services
through the sale of its 3G modem. Glo Mobile
3G network is available in Lagos, Abuja , Benin
and PortHarcourt .
Sponsorships
GLO sponsors sports events.
Nigerian supporters in GLO-Shirts at
2010 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup
In Nigeria, GLO sponsored until 2009 the
Nigerian Premier League , Nigerian National
Football Teams, Nigeria Football Federation
(NFF), [18] Glo Lagos International Half
Marathon, [19] Glo People Police Marathon, [20]
Eyo Festival, Ojude Oba Festival , [21] Eleghe
Festival [22] and the Confederation of African
Football African Player of the Year Award. [23]
In Benin, GLO sponsors the FITHEB and CAF
African Player of the Year Award. [24]
In Ghana, GLO sponsors the Glo Ghana
Premier League , the Ghana National Football
Teams [25] and the CAF African Player of the
Year Award.
In November 2009, GLO became an official
sponsor of football club Manchester United .
The sponsorship also includes young players
from Benin, Ghana and Nigeria going to
Manchester to train with the club. [26]
References
1. ^ Nkanga, Efem. "Benin: Glo Launches
Network in Country Today" , All Africa , 5
June 2008.
2. ^ Bello, Muhammed. "Nigerian
Communications Commission" . Retrieved 27
December 2016.
3. ^ a b "Globacom leads Africa, Middle East
mobile market with 5.8m subscribers" , IT
News Africa , 13 May 2007. Accessed 21
August 2015.
4. ^ IT News Africa "Glo One Submarine
Cable Debuts in Lagos" , IT News Africa , 8
September 2009. Accessed 21 August 2015.
5. ^ "Glo makes test call" , TeleGeography,
18 December 2007. Accessed 21 August
2015.
6. ^ "Globacom may acquire NITEL" , Daily
Champion , 16 September 2009. Accessed 27
August 2015
7. ^ Nkanga, Efem. "Benin: Glo Launches
Network in Country Today" , All Africa , 5
June 2008. Accessed 27 August 2015.
8. ^ a b c Nweke, Remmy. "e-Readiness:
Nigeria ranks 94" , Daily Champion , 25 June
2008. Accessed 14 September 2015.
9. ^ "Glo One Submarine Cable Debuts in
Lagos" , IT News , 8 September 2009.
Accessed 11 November 2015.
10. ^ "Glo 1 Submarine cable lands in
Lagos" , Vanguard, 06 September 2009.
Accessed 11 November 2015.
11. ^ Eribake, Akintayo (6 September 2009).
"Glo 1 Submarine cable lands in Lagos" .
Retrieved 27 December 2016.
12. ^ "Nigeria: GLO -1 Berths in Accra" . 29
September 2009. Retrieved 27 December 2016
– via AllAfrica.
13. ^ "The Nation Newspaper Nigeria - Read
Latest Nigeria News" . Retrieved 27
December 2016.
14. ^ Nkanga, Efem (14 September 2006).
"Nigeria: Globacom is 100 Percent Nigerian
Company - Jameel" . Retrieved 27 December
2016 – via AllAfrica.
15. ^ "Cellular-News" . Retrieved 27
December 2016.
16. ^ IT Edge News
17. ^ IT Edge News
18. ^ "Africa: GLO Congratulates Africa On
Ghana's Victory" . 19 October 2009.
Retrieved 27 December 2016 – via AllAfrica.
19. ^ "Glo Lagos Marathon" . Retrieved 27
December 2016.
20. ^ "Nigeria: Glo People Police Marathon -
Fighting Crime Through Sports" . 27 April
2009. Retrieved 27 December 2016 – via
AllAfrica.
21. ^ "Ojudeoba Festival" . Retrieved 27
December 2016.
22. ^ This Day Online Archived
2007-06-21 at Archive.is
23. ^ "hotel luggage carts - Best Moving
Equipment For Football Gear" . Retrieved 27
December 2016.
24. ^ Giwa, Sherifat (1 April 2008). "Nigeria:
Globacom Signs MoU With West Africa's
Biggest Theatre Festival" . Retrieved 27
December 2016 – via AllAfrica.
25. ^ "404:Page Not Found -Ghanafa.org" .
Retrieved 27 December 2016.
26. ^ Goal.com , 2009-11-02.
27. Glo Introduces 4G LTE and Data Plan in
Nigeria
External links
Official website
Content is available under CC BY-SA 3.0
unless otherwise noted.
Terms of Use • Privacy • Desktop
Globacom
Globacom Ltd.
Type Private
Industry Telecommunications
Founded 2003
Headquarters Lagos , Lagos State,
Nigeria
Key people Mike Adenuga (Chairman)
Paddy Adenuga (Group
Executive Director)
Bella Disu (Group
Executive Director)
Products Mobile Networks, Telecom
services, etc
Revenue $ 1.178 billion (2013)
Number of
employees
2,545 (June 2009)
Website www.gloworld.com


Post info for MTN...thief

Uglyojuku:
lol..MTN owned by you market women?Wonders shall never end.

THIS IS INFO FOR GLO:

Globacom Limited (or GLO ) is a Nigerian
multinational telecommunications company
headquartered in Lagos. GLO is a privately
owned telecommunications carrier that started
operations on 29 August 2003. It currently
operates in four countries in West Africa,
namely Nigeria, Republic of Benin, Ghana and
Côte d'Ivoire . [1] As of June 2009, the
company has employed more than 2,500
people worldwide.



Overview
GLO has an estimate of over 34 million
subscribers (April 2016) of which 26 million
are internet subscribers [2] and it is a 100
percent Nigerian owned company. [3]
GLO built an $800 million high-capacity fibre-
optic cable known as Glo-1, a submarine
cable from the United Kingdom to Nigeria[4]
but still provides extremely slow and unstable
internet connection to subscribers.



Ownership
GLO is privately owned by the Mike Adenuga
Group which also consists of ETB , now
merged with the Sterling Bank , Conoil PLC, a
petroleum marketing company, and Conoil
Producing, a crude exploration company. [5]







Strategic business units
Glo Mobile
Glo Mobile, a subsidiary of GLO, is GLO’s
Mobile Network Unit. In the first year of
operation, it had one million subscribers in
over 87 towns in Nigeria and over 120 billion
Naira in revenues. [6] Glo Mobile has now
spread to other African countries , namely
Benin[7] and Ghana . [8]
Glo Gateway
Glo Gateway, a subsidiary of GLO, is GLO’s
International Wholesale Voice and Data
Exchange Trading Business Unit. Due to an
expansion program which took place in 2008,
Glo Gateway now [year needed ] covers 140
countries under its roaming services, and it is
currently connected to 235 networks. [8] 2008
also saw growth in Glo’s data roaming for
mobile phones, laptops and BlackBerry
handsets, which has now spread to 72
networks in 29 countries. [8] This now gives
GLO the largest roaming coverage for voice
and data in Africa. [3] Glo Gateway recently
acquired a license in Côte d'Ivoire.
Broadband access
As a part of GLO’s service offering, Glo Broad
Access will be improved by the laying of the
fibre optic cable for the metro ring, which is
progressing steadily. [citation needed ] The Glo
Broad Access was launched on the 24th of
November 2009. Glo Broad Access offers
landline telephones, broadband internet and
video, all on a single digital wire line.
Glo 1 submarine cable
Glo-1 is the first successful submarine cable
from the United Kingdom to Nigeria, and GLO
is the first individual African company to
embark on such a project. [9][10]
Glo-1 has the potential to provide high speed
internet services, faster, more reliable and
cheaper telecom services. [11] Glo-1 will
potentially facilitate foreign investment and
employment opportunities especially to
Africans.
The 9,800 km long cable originates from Bude
in the UK and is laid from this origin to Alpha
Beach in Lagos, where it will have its Landing
Station. [12] Glo-1 will also improve
teleconferencing, distance learning, disaster
recovery and telemedicine among several
other benefits for Nigerians and the people of
West Africa. [13]
By country
In August 2003, Glo Mobile was launched in
Nigeria. Glo Mobile introduced lower tariffs,
pay per second billing and alongside other
value added services. Although Glo Mobile
was the fourth GSM operator to launch in
Nigeria, within seven years of the company's
operation, its subscriber base has grown to
over 25 million. [14]
In June 2008, Glo Mobile was launched in
Benin. Glo Mobile showed unprecedented
growth through the sale of 600,000 SIM cards
in the first ten days of operation. [15] Glo
Mobile offered Per Second Billing, which
charges subscribers for the exact airtime
used. They also offered other value added
services such as MMS (Multimedia Messaging
Service), Glo Magic Plus news and
information, vehicle tracking, musical ring-
back tones and mobile banking.
In May 2008, GLO acquired an operating
license through its Glo Mobile division in
Ghana and plans to capture 30% of the
current 11 million subscriber market within 18
months of launch. [16] They plan on achieving
this goal by launching with bundled voice and
Internet services for Ghana and through
specifically targeting ‘un-serviced’ areas
outside Ghana’s two major cities, Accra and
Kumasi. Glo Mobile was set to launch in
Ghana the first quarter of 2010. [17] This has
however been postponed to the third quarter
of 2011, and again to 2012. In January 2012,
Glo Ghana opened the "Reserve your number"
campaign, but still without opening the
network. On April 8, 2011 GLO launched the
sub-marine optical fiber GLO1, one part of its
maiden operation in Ghana, to usher in
another major player in the Ghana
telecommunication industry.
In October 2009, GLO acquired submarine
cable landing rights and International Gateway
Services in Côte d'Ivoire.
History
In 2005, Glo Mobile introduced the Glo Fleet
Manager which is a Vehicle Tracking Solution.
Glo Fleet Manager helps transporters/fleet
operators manage their fleet. They also
introduced the Glo Mobile internet service
which provides subscribers with access to
internet sites which have been customized for
mobile phone browsing.
In 2006, Glo Mobile introduced BlackBerry.
GLO started the sponsorship of the
Confederation of African Football African
Player of the Year Award. The company also
started the sponsorship of Glo Lagos
International Half Marathon.
In 2009, Glo Mobile launched Blackberry
prepaid services which gives subscribers
options to pay daily, weekly or monthly for the
service. Blackberry prepaid service gives
subscribers free yahoo mail access and free
blackberry messenger. The company also
launched 3G High Speed Internet services
through the sale of its 3G modem. Glo Mobile
3G network is available in Lagos, Abuja , Benin
and PortHarcourt .
Sponsorships
GLO sponsors sports events.
Nigerian supporters in GLO-Shirts at
2010 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup
In Nigeria, GLO sponsored until 2009 the
Nigerian Premier League , Nigerian National
Football Teams, Nigeria Football Federation
(NFF), [18] Glo Lagos International Half
Marathon, [19] Glo People Police Marathon, [20]
Eyo Festival, Ojude Oba Festival , [21] Eleghe
Festival [22] and the Confederation of African
Football African Player of the Year Award. [23]
In Benin, GLO sponsors the FITHEB and CAF
African Player of the Year Award. [24]
In Ghana, GLO sponsors the Glo Ghana
Premier League , the Ghana National Football
Teams [25] and the CAF African Player of the
Year Award.
In November 2009, GLO became an official
sponsor of football club Manchester United .
The sponsorship also includes young players
from Benin, Ghana and Nigeria going to
Manchester to train with the club. [26]
References
1. ^ Nkanga, Efem. "Benin: Glo Launches
Network in Country Today" , All Africa , 5
June 2008.
2. ^ Bello, Muhammed. "Nigerian
Communications Commission" . Retrieved 27
December 2016.
3. ^ a b "Globacom leads Africa, Middle East
mobile market with 5.8m subscribers" , IT
News Africa , 13 May 2007. Accessed 21
August 2015.
4. ^ IT News Africa "Glo One Submarine
Cable Debuts in Lagos" , IT News Africa , 8
September 2009. Accessed 21 August 2015.
5. ^ "Glo makes test call" , TeleGeography,
18 December 2007. Accessed 21 August
2015.
6. ^ "Globacom may acquire NITEL" , Daily
Champion , 16 September 2009. Accessed 27
August 2015
7. ^ Nkanga, Efem. "Benin: Glo Launches
Network in Country Today" , All Africa , 5
June 2008. Accessed 27 August 2015.
8. ^ a b c Nweke, Remmy. "e-Readiness:
Nigeria ranks 94" , Daily Champion , 25 June
2008. Accessed 14 September 2015.
9. ^ "Glo One Submarine Cable Debuts in
Lagos" , IT News , 8 September 2009.
Accessed 11 November 2015.
10. ^ "Glo 1 Submarine cable lands in
Lagos" , Vanguard, 06 September 2009.
Accessed 11 November 2015.
11. ^ Eribake, Akintayo (6 September 2009).
"Glo 1 Submarine cable lands in Lagos" .
Retrieved 27 December 2016.
12. ^ "Nigeria: GLO -1 Berths in Accra" . 29
September 2009. Retrieved 27 December 2016
– via AllAfrica.
13. ^ "The Nation Newspaper Nigeria - Read
Latest Nigeria News" . Retrieved 27
December 2016.
14. ^ Nkanga, Efem (14 September 2006).
"Nigeria: Globacom is 100 Percent Nigerian
Company - Jameel" . Retrieved 27 December
2016 – via AllAfrica.
15. ^ "Cellular-News" . Retrieved 27
December 2016.
16. ^ IT Edge News
17. ^ IT Edge News
18. ^ "Africa: GLO Congratulates Africa On
Ghana's Victory" . 19 October 2009.
Retrieved 27 December 2016 – via AllAfrica.
19. ^ "Glo Lagos Marathon" . Retrieved 27
December 2016.
20. ^ "Nigeria: Glo People Police Marathon -
Fighting Crime Through Sports" . 27 April
2009. Retrieved 27 December 2016 – via
AllAfrica.
21. ^ "Ojudeoba Festival" . Retrieved 27
December 2016.
22. ^ This Day Online Archived
2007-06-21 at Archive.is
23. ^ "hotel luggage carts - Best Moving
Equipment For Football Gear" . Retrieved 27
December 2016.
24. ^ Giwa, Sherifat (1 April 2008). "Nigeria:
Globacom Signs MoU With West Africa's
Biggest Theatre Festival" . Retrieved 27
December 2016 – via AllAfrica.
25. ^ "404:Page Not Found -Ghanafa.org" .
Retrieved 27 December 2016.
26. ^ Goal.com , 2009-11-02.
27. Glo Introduces 4G LTE and Data Plan in
Nigeria
External links
Official website
Content is available under CC BY-SA 3.0
unless otherwise noted.
Terms of Use • Privacy • Desktop
Globacom
Globacom Ltd.
Type Private
Industry Telecommunications
Founded 2003
Headquarters Lagos , Lagos State,
Nigeria
Key people Mike Adenuga (Chairman)
Paddy Adenuga (Group
Executive Director)
Bella Disu (Group
Executive Director)
Products Mobile Networks, Telecom
services, etc
Revenue $ 1.178 billion (2013)
Number of
employees
2,545 (June 2009)
Website www.gloworld.com


Post info for MTN...thief

Cooly100:


I keep on telling you. Those gala sellers make more money than your weak agbo sellers...

Cooly100:


Those churches will become empty once Igbos who are the second in population stop paying tithes and start attending ONLY Igbo chirches.

How many Yorubas attend non-Yoruba churches?

Always remember that...

oooduancalmdown:

Which mtn is owned by ibos?

globemoney:

hahahaha, look at someone accusing others of lying, lying through his teeth. For the records, Anambra collected 0 naira in bailout funds while ogun, the hope of yorubaland collected billions in bailouts and other loans that will take no less than 100 years to repay. The joke is on you. Stay here ranting nonsense while there is a hunger war going on the the SW right now.

oooduancalmdown:

He is actually right. The only Yoruba church you are visible is living faith. I have attended these churches so I know

oooduancalmdown:
Which mtn is owned by ibos?

Cooly100:

Which Glo is owned by Yorubas?

BabaRamota1980:
By Nse Anthony-Uko
(Sundiata Post) –

Many Nigerians Ibos have expressed anger at Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) over the arrest of the Managing Director of Nigeria’s indigenous Motor Assembly Plant Innoson Motors, Dr Innocent Chukwudi by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Our investigations reveal that there is a sustained campaign against GTbank since his arrest on Tuesday, as thousands of Nigerians yanminris from a section of the country have vowed to close down their accounts with the Bank. Some have already done that and posted them on social media.

Already Hashtags have been created to drive the massive campaign against GTBank. Some of the hashtags include #BoycottGTBankOverInnoson; #BoycottGTBank among others.
Sundiata Post gathered that even the elites among them are not left out.

A very popular hotelier that owns a four star in Owerri is one of those who has done that .The message is already spreading like wild fire on social media. None of the top management team of GTbank was ready to speak to our reporters when we contacted them this afternoon.

Chukwuma, was picked up at about 11 a.m. at his Savage Crescent, GRA Enugu residence on Tuesday, December 19 on allegations of refusal to honour an invitation by the Commission having earlier jumped an administrative bail granted to him in a case being investigated by the Capital Market and Insurance Fraud Unit of the Commission’s Lagos office.
His arrest has however sparked widespread condemnation as many see this as an act of intimidation to prevent court judgements secured in his favour from being executed in cases between Innoson and Guaranty Trust Bank Plc.

uglyafonja:

GLO is owned by babangida not adenuga....adenuga is just a front man

oooduancalmdown:

Mike Adenuga owns glo

Electricdangerr:
[s][/s]

[s]Shut up, you animals all collected bail out funds even though nothing is working in your region. You have all been cursed to run away from there to survive, no sane person will even live there cos nothing is working. You don't even care about your pathetic governors collecting bail out without doing nothing, Aisha Buhari you all hate had to rescue dying Abia people from hunger. You are all doomed bro.[/s]

globemoney:

MTN Nigeria owned by igbos can buy your glo a million times so that is out of the question.Why havent yoruba industries helped wema bank is the question you have been dodging

globemoney:

Zenith, Diamond, Fidelity, UBA all frontline banks owned by igbos. What sector exactly do you people control? Absolutely non!. We control gala selling, banks, oil sector, business, education, aviation.. the question is what sector do you people even control? Churches, shrine, 419? lmaooo

globemoney:

hahaha

Chai ipob illiteracy no be for here ..dozie is just a board member and he's the current chairman of mtn Nigeria. He's not the owner. MTN is a South-African country. See the people we've been arguing with

globemoney:

Igbos are biggest contributors in Redeemed, Living Faith, Deeper Life, MFM.. etc.. Compare the branches of these churches in igboland vs the ones in the SW

globemoney:
The MTN you know... hehehehe

Ihatepork:


Chai ipob illiteracy no be for here ..dozie is just a board member and he's the current chairman of mtn Nigeria. He's not the owner. MTN is a South-African country. See the people we've been arguing with

oooduancalmdown:

Yes babaginda has shares in glo but Adenuga is the largest share holder

Electricdangerr:
[s][/s]

freefool, You only control the cocaine trafficking, baby factory, fake drugs, road side hawking and all crimes in that country. You are known for spewing lies online, reason someone posted your ugly pictures here where you were laughing like a mad person. I really pity your late father, he will surely be cursing you from his grave. There is a thread on what the Yorubas own and control, and same for Iboes. You were all disgraced and ran away on that thread, can't be repeating myself here.

globemoney:

Zenith, Diamond, Fidelity, UBA all frontline banks owned by igbos. What sector exactly do you people control? Absolutely non!. We control gala selling, banks, oil sector, business, education, aviation.. the question is what sector do you people even control? Churches, shrine, 419? lmaooo

globemoney:

Hhahaha, this one is yet to come to terms that Anambra did not collect bailout funds and is still paying salaries and bonuses to workers unlike Ogun state that is now indebted for 100 years. Why then is Aisha Buhari not helping osun indigents dying of hunger? Maybe levels? Lol...

Ihatepork:


Chai ipob illiteracy no be for here ..dozie is just a board member and he's the current chairman of mtn Nigeria. He's not the owner. MTN is a South-African country. See the people we've been arguing with

globemoney:

Hhahaha, this one is yet to come to terms that Anambra did not collect bailout funds and is still paying salaries and bonuses to workers unlike Ogun state that is now indebted for 100 years. Why then is Aisha Buhari not helping osun indigents dying of hunger? Maybe levels? Lol...

Markfemi2:


Stop lying to yourself
Zenith bank is owned by a niger delta and Dangote
Uba is owned by a Niger delta and Obama’s I

Only diamond and fidelity belongs to Igbo and they are 3rd rated banks .

Cooly100:



Even if you control anything...where dose it reflect on your cities...?

Ibadan your eternal capital has no toilets..

Electricdangerr:
[s][/s]

[s]freefool, You only control the cocaine trafficking, baby factory, fake drugs, road side hawking and all crimes in that country. You are known for spewing lies online, reason someone posted your ugly pictures here where you were laughing like a mad person. I really pity your late father, he will surely be cursing you from his grave. There is a thread on what the Yorubas own and control, and same for Iboes. You were all disgraced and ran away on that thread, can't be repeating myself here. [/s]

oooduancalmdown:
UBA was not founded by ibos. If ibos claim to own UBA then Yoruba people own first bank

Markfemi2:


Better take your cup of mud and goat for lying

Cooly100:



Is there a tribe called the Niger Deltan...?

Yoruba and their treachery...