Be informed! Adenuga divested from banking (Equitorial Trust Bank) a few years ago

Johnnyessence:
funny enough Mike adenuga of glo never run away from business. he invest on basic 3 things Nigerians are using, which are ICT, oil and banking. and still adenuga is the second richest in Africa. soon in some years to come adenuga will take over from dangote. adenuga understand the business in Nigeria. hardly will you see him doing politics with his business. one need to learn fast from him. if people don't know, his son too have his company on his own running it by himself. till 50 years to come, people will still be using ICT to grow their economy and adenuga is number investor in that sector.

in 2025 only a few fuel powered vehicles will run the streets we will be using electric means

In Football they will call it New Challenge

We may be anonymous but not robot

icon8:
Be informed! Adenuga divested from banking (Equitorial Trust Bank) a few years ago

yes equatorial trust bank merged with banks in Nigeria and still he has stakes in the bank he merged his bank with. he has stake in this bank too. I will applaud Mike adenuga in business, he understand it well. it will shock you when he undertake dangote from that position.

Man Picks Up All The Condemned Parts of Motorcycles and Generators Thrown Away In The Dustbins And Uses It To Build His Very Own Home Made Car!!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7Sug-eIiug

It is better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it!

Johnnyessence:
they will be tired of that soon cos' alot of foreign investors are already on that now. ICT is the gold mine I'm seeing. in 30 years to come, ICT will still exist. femi otedola quit cos' he has seen the future already, if you don't mind, alot of people are investing heavily on oil now, even fg is investing more than private investors. even politicians are into oil business, so the sector is over crowded already. in 10 years to this time, ICT will be the huge gold mine in business sector.

U are right.

I think agriculture is another sector people rarely look into. Big opportunities are there

Oya join politics

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Maybe he needs to get back into business and leave social media alone.


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Ethics and value system is key to a sane society!

Ijaycool:
Kiaaa

Yorubas and Hausas will make up the list of 20 richest people in Nigeria, no Igbo will smell it.

Guess why?

...

The gap between the rich and poor in Igboland is almost nonexistent. In some other tribes there are very few super rich peeps, then the rest are poor.

Meanwhile amongst the Igbos, everyone is averagely rich, they all strive for the top, no one wants to depend on the other.

Hence the Igbos might collectively be the richest tribe, but individually, they won't smell top 20.

Man City scored the highest number of goals in the premier League, but top 3 highest goal scorers, no single Man City player.

To me that's how a reasonable economy work. Instead of one Alhaji owing a massive estate with 700 buildings, in Ontisha you will see 700 4-storey buildings own by 700 different people.

You are ignorant, there are super rich Igbo guys, Otedola is far below Arthur Eze, ABC Orjiako, Tony Enumelu, Benedict Peters, Emeka Offor, Obijackson and Austin Avuru

Ijaycool:
Kiaaa

Yorubas and Hausas will make up the list of 20 richest people in Nigeria, no Igbo will smell it.

Guess why?

...

The gap between the rich and poor in Igboland is almost nonexistent. In some other tribes there are very few super rich peeps, then the rest are poor.

Meanwhile amongst the Igbos, everyone is averagely rich, they all strive for the top, no one wants to depend on the other.

Hence the Igbos might collectively be the richest tribe, but individually, they won't smell top 20.

Man City scored the highest number of goals in the premier League, but top 3 highest goal scorers, no single Man City player.

To me that's how a reasonable economy work. Instead of one Alhaji owing a massive estate with 700 buildings, in Ontisha you will see 700 4-storey buildings own by 700 different people.

The goal should be lifting of your brother, not enslaving them.

Can the boldned be proven without running round about like a headless-chicken when ask to prove so?

Step aside after bankruptcy?

Johnnyessence:
they will be tired of that soon cos' alot of foreign investors are already on that now. ICT is the gold mine I'm seeing. in 30 years to come, ICT will still exist. femi otedola quit cos' he has seen the future already, if you don't mind, alot of people are investing heavily on oil now, even fg is investing more than private investors. even politicians are into oil business, so the sector is over crowded already. in 10 years to this time, ICT will be the huge gold mine in business sector.

You try for this one ---I must agree with on this one.

Kudos

iammo1:




Power sector and Refiney seems to be the new Gold mine now, with this oil and gas tycoon divesting into Power and Energy, Nigerians would pay through their noses for the electricity supplied.

Provided it is steady/constant, I am sure most Nigerians won’t complain about the cost.
My definition of constant is 15-20hrs everyday.

Conservatively I spend 1k on fuel daily.
That’s 30k in a month.
Getting just 10-12 hrs of usage.
Think of the maintenance cost for the generator.
The air and noise pollution.
The health hazard to mention a few.

I will happily pay that 30k to the power company giving me a constant supply of (18-20 hrs) daily.

Ijaycool:
Kiaaa

Yorubas and Hausas will make up the list of 20 richest people in Nigeria, no Igbo will smell it.

Guess why?

...

The gap between the rich and poor in Igboland is almost nonexistent. In some other tribes there are very few super rich peeps, then the rest are poor.

Meanwhile amongst the Igbos, everyone is averagely rich, they all strive for the top, no one wants to depend on the other.

Hence the Igbos might collectively be the richest tribe, but individually, they won't smell top 20.

Man City scored the highest number of goals in the premier League, but top 3 highest goal scorers, no single Man City player.

To me that's how a reasonable economy work. Instead of one Alhaji owing a massive estate with 700 buildings, in Ontisha you will see 700 4-storey buildings own by 700 different people.

The goal should be lifting of your brother, not enslaving them.

you have said it all here. you understand the game well.

SuperBlack:
He's still a Billionaire though

In Football, They Call it New Challenge

Stop giving wrong info. Femi Otedola is not a billionaire

totit:

You try for this one ---I must agree with on this one.
Kudos

you are welcome.

BeautifulMind2:

You are ignorant, there are super rich Igbo guys, Otedola is far below Arthur Eze, ABC Orjiako, Tony Enumelu, Benedict Peters, Emeka Offor, Obijackson and Austin Avuru

My brother these guys are 'poor' when you name real rich Igbo guys, these guys are just famous. If you decide to name 'super rich' Igbos, you will write list tire. If so many peeps are super rich amongst them, it means they are all equally 'rich', hence the non-existent rich Vs poor dichotomy

We may be anonymous but not robot

wallex1983:
I think Femi is already seeing what many of us are not seeing.

It's only greedy entrepreneurs that holds on to a business when the parameters show they should step aside.

Remember Dangote also sold Dangote flours to Olam

It was a bid...he hasn't sold it.

SuperBlack:
He's still a Billionaire though

In Football, They Call it New Challenge

he's a billionaire in Nigeria currency, but millionaire in foreign currency.

Johnnyessence:
they will be tired of that soon cos' alot of foreign investors are already on that now. ICT is the gold mine I'm seeing. in 30 years to come, ICT will still exist. femi otedola quit cos' he has seen the future already, if you don't mind, alot of people are investing heavily on oil now, even fg is investing more than private investors. even politicians are into oil business, so the sector is over crowded already. in 10 years to this time, ICT will be the huge gold mine in business sector.

ICT and Power. Without power there’s no ICT.

Ijaycool:
Kiaaa

Yorubas and Hausas will make up the list of 20 richest people in Nigeria, no Igbo will smell it.

Guess why?

...

The gap between the rich and poor in Igboland is almost nonexistent. In some other tribes there are very few super rich peeps, then the rest are poor.

Meanwhile amongst the Igbos, everyone is averagely rich, they all strive for the top, no one wants to depend on the other.

Hence the Igbos might collectively be the richest tribe, but individually, they won't smell top 20.

Man City scored the highest number of goals in the premier League, but top 3 highest goal scorers, no single Man City player.

To me that's how a reasonable economy work. Instead of one Alhaji owing a massive estate with 700 buildings, in Ontisha you will see 700 4-storey buildings own by 700 different people.

The goal should be lifting of your brother, not enslaving them.

ur opinion thou,u reason like a fish

If you go in a hurry, coming back may be slow and painful

Alzirida:



U are right.

I think agriculture is another sector people rarely look into. Big opportunities are there

yes but storage facilities destroyed agricultural products and this one destroyed agriculture business. If power isn't stable agriculture will still not survive, but if you are talking of ICT and oil sector, these ones are gold mine. agriculture sector will have been the gold mine, but insecurity situations in Nigeria isn't enabling agriculture to survive. look at Holland, most of their business are agriculture cos' their security architecture is superb, power supply is stable, they are even diversifying their economy to solar energy.

totit:


Can the boldned be proven without running round about like a headless-chicken when ask to prove so?

...the bolded is how you love to see human, u love us to be like headless chicken, so you can spill the blood of 'baboons'...my dear we are doing business and prospering, we are not looking for skulls

jaxxy:


ICT and Power. Without power there’s no ICT.

yes without power there's no ICT, but do you know that some of these ICT companies are running their firm with generators and solar energy. besides please when is Nigeria going to generate 10000 mega watts of electricity in Nigeria. 4 years gone in buhari government, still Nigeria hasn't reach 5000MW, adenuga that invested much in ICT is running his firm by oil he invested in the Niger delta too. that's why he's not floating in the Nigeria economy.

Ijaycool:


...the bolded is how you love to see human, u love us to be like headless chicken, so you can spill the blood of 'baboons'...my dear we are doing business and prospering, we are not looking for skulls

I only asked a simple question not some sermon. Are you running,or afraid , or couldn't prove your forecast assumptions ?

Typical of you lot.

Of course, he has to resign while the biggest shareholder takes over.

The new owner is Abdulwasiu Sowami, the businessman behind Prudent Energy and Services Ltd. Sowami, who lives in Ogba, Lagos, was virtually unknown in Nigeria until his name propped up as the new proprietor of Forte Oil.

Kudos to the new owner!

AND THIS IS ARTHUR EZE