Deedeedee3:
To the mod that banned my first account. Aba iyalaya e. Omo oshi. Oloriburuku somebody

Drogbs:

Relax its not that serious, do you have a real life job besides NLanding?

Deedeedee3:
To the mod that banned my first account. Aba iyalaya e. Omo oshi. Oloriburuku somebody

SolidGenius:
Haha you lazy rodents have ran short of pictures... So your Paint faced uglyyyy ladies have now become your service industry??

Guys hustle for more pictures this thread shouldn't be an Ibadan fashion fare

Drogbs:
We now glorify women who paint themselves silly in the name of beauty, Only glamorous thing about those women are the aso oke's they got on.

Jetleeee:

That's Shibuke. Okoyibo's friend. You shouldn't have replied him

Drogbs:

Oponu you don chop today? Mama Ngozi dey serve free food for buka, oya arrange your plate for queue for line

mercyville:


Cannibal, you don chop baby factory today? Mama Shukudi dey serve free leg and protruding mouth.Oya arrange your plate for queue for line.So you mumu like this,olori pekebe..After you don finish your factory baby make you go collect your indudtries for El Rufai pocket..

Drogbs:
Badoo dey recruit new members, you don ginger your grinding stone to mine some skulls tonight? we never learn work for where una dey, awon skull miners

Jahel:
DMT MOBILE AND PORTABLE TOILETS was conceived in 1992 when a young man, ISAAC DUROJAIYE a.k.a OTUNBA GADAFFI(SAN) mooted the idea of providing mobile toilets to serve outdoor events but this idea did not come into reality until 1996 when the first WAGON TOILET was manufactured locally. But in 1999 the company complemented its locally produced wagon toilets with about 30 plastic portable toilets imported from the UK. However, to fulfill a burning desire to localize production of the plastic toilets, the company acquired necessary technology, to start manufacturing high quality plastic mobile toilets in Nigeria in the year 2002. DMT MOBILE AND PORTABLE TOILETS are the pioneer mobile toilet company in Nigeria and at present the only manufacturer in the West African sub-region.

mercyville:

The only export of Igbos to the SW.
Who mines skull like a cannibal?Go munch your baby factory and stop disgracing your fellow cannibals.

Bekwarra:

If they had someone like Otunba Gaddafi in their region, they wouldn't be celebrating the commissioning of toilets.
Only in Alaigbo will a governor be commissioning a feeling station while the fools go about ranting Stanel everywhere. Olafat in Ibadan is not your Stanel's mate kill yourself.

hilroy:
I beg all Omoluabi on this thread not to engage the potopoto boys in petty argument and mudslinging. They are pigs that enjoy fighting in the mud. Please don't let them drag into the mud, do not reply their senseless posts rather report them to the mod and get them blocked.

Jetleeee:


That's Shibuke. Okoyibo's friend. You shouldn't have replied him

[b]I schooled my whole life in the UK, except for the 3 years I went to Secondary School in Nigeria. I went to London Metropolitan University. From College through University, I studied Marketing and Advertising. My first job was with Universal Pictures. I actually worked on marketing DVDs for the 50th Anniversary of the Champions League. I also worked on the first Fast and Furious movies and a lot of others. I went from there to a Digital Agency, Vizeum. From there I went to Zenith Optimedia which is also in Nigeria. There I helped launch HP’s online digital marketing campaign. When I took over it was in 5 countries – UK, US , Germany France and Italy – and I grew that into 25 countries, including Nigeria. From there I moved to Coremetrics, which was a Silicon Valley startup. Over the course of the 2 years I was there, we got taken over by IBM. That’s how I made my way into IBM. I was in IBM for a while running the Digital Marketing arm.

drinks.ng-lanre-akinlagun_6

Around that time Jason Njoku, whom I’ve known since childhood, called that he was doing this thing with Nollywood. It was a fantastic idea. At the time, I had no connection or relation with Nigeria at all, apart from the 3 years I was here for boarding school, which I hated. When IBM bought us, a lot of our bosses at the time cashed out a great deal. I thought I’d give it a try so I left IBM, which was a huge risk, and joined iROKO. I set up the iROKO UK office and after iROKO grew – I joined just before they secured investment – I was back and forth in Nigeria. That’s around the time the idea for Drinks.ng came.

So what inspired Drinks.ng?

I’ve always invested in wine from University; I drink a lot. But the main thing was that when Jason was getting married, we had to go through somebody to get the drinks. In the UK, if you want to buy a lot of drinks, you go to a wholesale warehouse. It’s that simple. In Nigeria, you have to go to some market in Lagos Island, outside in the open and hot weather. I took us 5 hours to get drinks sorted out. I thought that was wrong. I also saw that the retail space in Nigeria was infant, whether it was consumer goods, groceries, but especially for drinks. There was such a big problem of people being worried about buying fake or original drinks. So I thought I’d set up a trusted brand that people can connect with and here we are.[/b]

OkoYibo:


Don't mind that boy. It's because of unintelligent posters like him that their wawa Governor in Abakaliki banned all of them from posting on FB.

Anyway, I've advised his parents to sacrifice him to appease the gods of foo!ishness.

Established by Lanre Akinlagun, a graduate of marketing and multimedia at the London Guildhall University, the platform allows its visitors to discretely order all kinds of drinks – both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, popular energy drinks and choice spirits.

With his 9-year experience working in digital marketing at various international establishments, the marketing and multimedia expert said he was exposed to lots of technology. But that wasn’t enough.

It took the plight of his friend who had issues with ordering drinks at his wedding for Lanre to realize that there is a great challenge in Nigeria’s drinks supply chain – something that is also an opportunity for a smart businessman who has no experience in selling drinks; the only link he had then with drinks was as a consumer buying his own drinks, and maybe tipping the barman

Jahel:
DMT MOBILE AND PORTABLE TOILETS was conceived in 1992 when a young man, ISAAC DUROJAIYE a.k.a OTUNBA GADAFFI(SAN) mooted the idea of providing mobile toilets to serve outdoor events but this idea did not come into reality until 1996 when the first WAGON TOILET was manufactured locally. But in 1999 the company complemented its locally produced wagon toilets with about 30 plastic portable toilets imported from the UK. However, to fulfill a burning desire to localize production of the plastic toilets, the company acquired necessary technology, to start manufacturing high quality plastic mobile toilets in Nigeria in the year 2002. DMT MOBILE AND PORTABLE TOILETS are the pioneer mobile toilet company in Nigeria and at present the only manufacturer in the West African sub-region.

Otunba Isaac Durujaiye Agbetusin became popular during the hey days of Chief MKO Abiola, when he earned a job as his chief bodyguard. Before then,he had had a stint in the United Kingdom, where he studied graphics. Body building then earned him bodyguard jobs with heavy weight champion Frank Bruno and entertainer Eddy Murphy, before he returned to Nigeria. It was a few years ago that he started promoting the idea of DMT mobile toilet system, which became an instant hit all over Nigeria with patronage from all sides. http://www.nigerianbestforum.com/index.php?topic=158577.0 ; https://www.nigeriafilms.com/celebrity-gossips/108-special-report/15135-the-many-women-of-otunba-gadaffi