ejanla077:


According to the man himself watch the video. And see for yourself..

If e pepper u check ur prepaid meter na innoson do am...


They are the only plastic factory in Africa that produce motor bumper...... Really they re the biggest... They have over 150 lines of production

SmartPolician:
South West has obviously done so well for itself, especially in education. However, one thing I know for certain is that it takes so much to build a city.

If Nigeria splits today and the government doesn't make effort to keep the non-Yoruba residents, Lagos will become a shadow of its former itself. That's because both Nigerians and foreigners built the city.

PrinceOfLagos:

The Igbos may not be educated like the Yorubas (All thanks to Obafemi Awolowo's free education) but, I can tell you that the Igbos are the most successful tribe in Nigeria .

Northernblood2:
I hope Nigerians are watching as innocent men are kidnapped and tagged terrorists.

When table turns now, some foolish Coneheaded idiots will turn Pastors over night quoting scriptures

nero2face:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/05/breaking-over-12-unknown-gunmen-arrested-in-imo/

TalkTalkTwins:


Sorry...I've already edited it

TalkTalkTwins:


I think you're stupid for starting the comparison at first...

TalkTalkTwins:


Are you that daft?
Can't you read the image?

haffaze777:
Wetin this one dey talk?The entire South East is no man's land now

laudate:
AFRIEX was set up by Tope Alabi and a partner in 2019. It offers instant, zero-fee transfers to Africans at home, and in the diaspora.

It allows users to deposit cash on the app, send money to a bank account or another user, while withdrawing money through a connected bank or using a debit card.

The company just raised 1.2 million USD in a seed financing round abroad.

nku5:


Which one be latest news? Very fake story

Six children killed in attack on Anambra community
February 19, 2021


Six children have been killed in an attack on a community in Anambra State.

The children, all under 10 years old, were killed during an attack on a Fulani community in Oba, Idemili Local Government Area.

Residents said the attack was carried out by suspected members of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, (IPOB), amid escalating ethnic tensions in Nigeria.

Members of the community told PREMIUM TIMES they would not retaliate as they are trusting the security authorities to deliver justice to them, with the host community and state assuring of solidarity and assistance.

The attack happened on Tuesday evening but the facts were slow to emerge and PREMIUM TIMES just confirmed on Thursday evening.

Horrific photographs obtained by PREMIUM TIMES show the deceased children savagely macheted and one said to be just one-year-old, burnt.

Also, the background of the photographs shows razed homes. The impact of the attack suggests children were targeted or that they were only killed because elderly members of the community were absent at the time attack was carried out.

PREMIUM TIMES also obtained a short video showing the remains of the children wrapped in white cloths ready after they were washed and before internment according to Islamic tradition.

Following the attack, the community is now displaced.

Surviving victims are now taking refuge inside the army barrack in Onitsha, the patriarch of the community, Dogo Isa, army sources, and Mahmud Imam, who has seen the displaced persons, told PREMIUM TIMES on Thursday.

All the six children were buried inside the barrack, Mr Isa said, a claim corroborated by other sources. Mr Isa said the oldest of the slain children was six-year-old.

The police spokesperson for the state, Haruna Mohammed, said he was not aware of the attack.

An IPOB lawyer and spokesperson, Ifeanyi Ejiofor, said, “I am not aware of this one” when contacted on Thursday.

Names of the slain children as disclosed by Mr Isa are:

1. Nasiru Laminu, two years old;

2. Sirajo Ali, two years old;

3. Zainabu Mutmeru, four years old;

4. Aminu, two years old;

5. Mairo, six years old; and

6. Maryam, one year old.

Mr Isa said nothing happened to their cattle because it was in the evening when the animals had been herded to the stream.

He said he has been in Anambra State for 43 years but, on Monday, he was called by a person, who asked him and his extended family to leave the community.

“The person told me I should take my family to the north because the Fulani are no longer wanted in Igboland,” Mr Isa said. “They said they gave me one day to leave. But around 5 p.m., on Tuesday, I was called that I should come home. Then, I met six of our children dead and my house razed. All of us had to leave to stay in the barrack here.

“I have begged the soldiers to help me get the man that called me to take him to the police.”

IPOB
Led by a fugitive, Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB is agitating for the secession of the Igbo from Nigeria, decades after late Odumegwu Ojukwu first mobilised the nationalist aspirations of the ethnic group to break away, resulting in a 30-month civil war (1967-1970) that led to the death of millions.

Nnamdi Kanu
Leader of IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu [Photo Credit: Pulse.ng]
With years of bad governance and the government’s failure to address the challenge of national integration, secessionist agitations were reawakened by IPOB, leveraging people’s anger against the state.

In 2017, Nigeria proscribed IPOB and declared it a terrorist organisation amid a major standoff with the army in Abia, the home state of Mr Kanu.

The group has rejected being labelled a terrorist organisation saying its actions and demand for secession are peaceful. But it recently established a formation called Eastern Security Network, which it said would protect the Igboland “against Fulani herders.”

Criminal herders have been involved for a long time in deadly conflicts with farmers across the country – and recently in cases of abductions for ransom.

But communities in southern Nigeria have recently declared readiness to resort to self-help against the Fulani herders, bringing even the innocent among them at risk of indiscriminate violence.

The IPOB-linked Eastern Security Network is currently the target of a “not-so full military operation” in Orlu axis of Imo State.

In Oba area, fear of a Fulani reprisal has risen, a local police source said.

Mr Isa said the host community leaders had been calling to sympathise with him and assure him of solidarity. He said he should let security authorities handle the matter instead of resorting to self-help.

PREMIUM TIMES could not speak with any of the local leaders but a soldier corroborated Mr Isa’s account.

“They said they heard that some Fulani were coming to attack but I have told them that it is not true and no Fulani will attack them in retaliation but they should help us find the person that called me and those that attacked us,” Mr Isa said.

After the initial failed attempt to get it concessioned to interested private investor, the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) is revisiting the concession of Lagos International Trade Fair Complex (LITFC) along with three additional facilities.



T he three facilities listed by BPE for concession along with LITFC include, Tafawa Balewa Trade Fair Complex, Calabar Special Economic Zone (SEZ) and Kano Special Economic Zone (SEZ). BPE Head of Public Communications, Amina Tukur, confirmed the fresh attempt in a statement yesterday.



She disclosed that the agency will hold investors’ webinar on four concession opportunities on February 23. “The one-day event will provide a platform for prospective investors to leverage on the vast opportunities in the aforementioned enterprises in line with international best practices.



The webinar, which is virtual, will attract foreign embassies, High Commissions, trade missions, multilateral and bi-lateral commissions, identified investors, ministries, state governors, sister agencies and the Presidency,” BPE said.



The popular Lagos International Trade Fair complex has been embroiled in an ownership tussle with trade groups in the market objecting to plans by government to concession the complex to new operators.



The National Council on Privatisation (NCP) had approved the revocation of the concession of the complex which was awarded to Aulic Nigeria Limited in 2008.

athaboi:
lolz...and you have believed the news already! Where do you belong?? Are you among the herdsmen? Bcoz for now they are the only people the ESN is not allowing to sleep! What is the relationship between the first picture where the woman is inside her house crying and the burial parade outside. Well if you are part of the herdsmen Abeg make una dey do small small before una go scatter Nigeria abi una get evil agenda

post=98830893:

I feel your pain, but if Innoson was to come from west you would've believe Nigeria is biggest economy and West African commercial and industrial hub, asked you to show me any Blue-chip company you know that manufacture Vehicle components, motorcycle components, household plastics, building materials, prepaid meter box, stadium seats etc

[/quote]johnmartus(m):
I think you will able to defend this man but you couldn't instead you only showing an emotions in your write up.

post=98830169:

Innoson owns the highest numbers of plastic injection machines in West Africa and the biggest injection machine in Africa, that's the machine that mold Vehicle bombers watch the video

post=98829092:
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Before now media houses has been saying so, no plastic company that I know in Nigeria that manufactur vehicle components, can you mention one you know

post=98828509:

which plastic company do you know with over 150 production lines starting from Innoson water storage tank, Stadium seats, vehicle bomber, dashboard, wellcover other vehicle plastic components, motorcycle parts, pre paid meter box and so many others

Wiseandtrue:
I spoke to someone outside the country and he said that the Federal Government of Nigeria's new policies is making it difficult for banks to send money to those in Nigeria

Who else is experiencing a delay in money transfer from foreign countries

We need to know what people are going through

Shaolin0147:
Igbos have bought all ur underdeveloped slum land, see how ur lazy cursed father's are crying

This dude is just bringing up lies and propaganda which he is using to make Yorubas to see Igbos as a threat to them.

What are you trying to say? That the report is not true or what, why are you even looking for the unity of those lazy bastard, those people who have tried to sell false propaganda against the Igbos

Shaolin0147:
Hahahahahaha, we've bought all ur land and have enslaved you and your cursed father's, that's why they're crying

Shaolin0147:
Reality is what I'm telling you,if it weren't reality,ur lazy cursed father's wouldn't have been crying

Shaolin0147:
Igbos have bought all ur land and have enslaved you lazy poverty-stricken urchins for life, see how ur brothers are crying like monkeys