5thElement:
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Abagworo:
Chino! Obiano! What is happening?

acrossworlds:
After last week's big wins, we are looking at doing the same this coming weekend. join us tomorrow (14/04/2018) for another sure banker.

5thElement:
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Roger3D:
The only thing they are good at besides crime is whining and complaining like cry babies, and they want to be president. God forbid bad thing

5thElement:
Does the president of the ICC know that he's shaking hands with a common criminal, a looter of public funds and a destroyer of people's destiny?

deomelllo:
lol @ oil producing state? Who dash Igbos any oil.?


Jokers...

adadike:
He even look like an Igbo man. Igbo Amaka

deomelllo:
It's not too late.....



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deomelllo:
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Even ugly and tacky couch living room is development in anambra..

deomelllo:
I have wonderful pictures from anambra, but I warn you, development in anambra is funny and not even your typical development because anything is development in anambra, like roadsign, a picture of a living room, roadside fence and even oyinbo woman is development in anambra.


Anything goes..

BankeSmalls:
The way this APC government is collecting negative trophies, we may wake up one day and be declared "people with the worst smelly shittts"

obowunmi:
How did BokoHoram wheel out the girl in the wheelchair

Buhari is BokoHoram

juszoe82:
Stupid and prodigal son amechi rotimi should go and apologize to wike. This man is a very useless being i have ever seen. Dont worry soon you will become use and throwaway product.

spyder880:


The zoo estate, sometimes called the zoological gardens in Enugu was built right on the spot where Enugu had a zoo. There were a lot of wild animals in the zoo, lions, zebras, pythons, monkeys, deer and antelope species were showcased in the zoo for visitors to watch. I was taken there by my mum as a child and we saw many animals.

Governor Chimaroke Nnamani closed the zoo and shared the lands in the zoo as residential area, since the area is in the centre of the city, the value soared and only rich people could afford to buy or build there now. There are senators, governors and very heavy business men as neighbours in zoo estates. Sales started from about N3.5m in 2002, but you may not find a plot below N100m inside the estate today.

The streets inside zoo estate are all named after animals, you will see Lion avenue, Zebra street, gorilla boulevard etc

BankeSmalls:
APC has turned Lagos to a dump site, while taxing residents to death. We are voting PDP in 2019.

The man below me is very pained

TourismMan:


You are old Sir. If not, how did you get to know all these?

naptu2:
UAC was the largest non-oil company in Nigeria in the 1970s, ‘80s and early 1990s. The two most important business executives in Nigeria at that time were the M.D. of Shell (the largest oil company) and the Chairman of UAC (the largest non-oil company). They were almost like presidents. One of them, Chief Ernest Shonekan (Chairman of UAC in the 1980s and early 1990s) even became Head of State of Nigeria. The company was huge and (at various times) included the following subsidiaries:

1) A.J. Seward ( "for skin, hair and body care" ) : They made hair creams, body creams and lotions, face powders and other beauty products.


2) Kingsway Department Stores: They had the largest supermarket and mall chain in Nigeria.

3) Kingsway Chemists: A chain of pharmacies that was spread right across Nigeria.

4) UAC Foods: This included Kingsway Rendezvous (now known as Mr Biggs), Gala Sausage Rolls, Wall's Ice Cream, Spring Waters Nigeria Ltd (makers of SWAN Water, Gossy Water and SWAN soft drinks), etc.

5) UAC Motors: GM Nigeria (Bedford, Chevrolet and Isuzu), Federated Motors Industries Ltd (locally made Bedford trucks) and Niger Motors.

6) Bordpak Ltd (packaging).

7) Premier Packaging Ltd.

8 ) UAC Technical Ltd: Industrial machines and huge electricity generators.

9) G.B. Olivant: Trading company.

10) UAC Property Development Company: They own 1004 Estate, Golden Tulip Hotel (formerly Dubar Hotel), Abebe Court Ikoyi, etc.


11) Grand Cereals: Grand Pure Soya Oil, etc.

12) MDS Logistics: Wharehouses, haulage, distribution, etc.

13) Chemical and Allied Products Limited (CAPL) : Dulux and Caplux paints, etc.

14) African Timber and Plywood Ltd.

15) West African Cold Storage.


This company has directly or indirectly produced several very wealthy families including the Abebes, the Dantatas, the Dangotes, the Murray-Bruces and the Shonekans.



UAC has helped to nurture the fortunes of some of Nigeria's wealthiest families.

1) Dantata/Dangote: Alhassan Dantata's business got a big boost when he got contracts to supply UAC (Royal Niger Company) groundnuts, kola nuts, etc.

2) Murray-Bruce: Mulligan Murray-Bruce (Ben Bruce's father) was a UAC executive who did so well that upon retiring he was given Domino Stores to run.

3) Abebe: Sir Christopher Abebe (Stella Obasanjo's father) was Chairman of UAC (also Chairman of Nigerian Breweries) in the 1970s. He did so well, that several UAC and Nigerian Breweries facilities are named after him (Abebe Village, Igamu).


In the picture below are the logo of the Royal Niger Company, UAC's first logo and UAC's current logo (which was adopted in the 2000s). The logo in the middle is my favourite.

deomelo:




Keep quiet if you have nothing sane and rational to talk about.

SoNature:


Aturu! Ekweremadu is enjoying his looted wealth and u are here killing urself because I called for justice.

I won't fall for that

If u don't like it, jee kwuo udo

SoNature:


Shvt your stinking trap, you nonentity!

SoNature:


Mechie eze ure gi!

Okacha mara!

Someone steals the wealth meant for national development and you are busy defending him.

Senseless youths everywhere

All undeclared assets are stolen assets, and they belong to Nigeria's government

The war against corruption should be total, probing both APC and PDP members!

Penalty82:


Just the same way your likes led MKO and Kudirat to their early graves