Fineman87:


You mean more Shame for yaribas as confirmed in the new thread that was removed by biased muds.

Fineman87:


Shut up. I followed the topic from the first original thread. We were talking of Enugu and Aba indigenous technological productions before Yoruba started listing alabukun and dudu osun and anthony joshua.

Fineman87:
[/b]YARIBAS AM WAITING. SHOW ME A WHOLLY YORUBA TECHNOLOGICAL PRODUCTION LINE. PLEASE.[b]

Oxtonguy:
Proforce Limited's Keji Akerele told defenceWeb that the Nigerian Army is due to receive nine Aras and that the production process has started in conjunction with the Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria (DICON). Deliveries are expected from 2017.

The Nigerian company's Ayobami Omotoriogun told IHS Jane's that Proforce has the steel and glass to begin making the three prototypes of the Ara, with the first to be delivered in December, after which the Nigerian military will start testing the vehicle.

The Ara has a length of 5.2 metres and height of 2.4 metres, ground clearance of .25 metres and gross weight of 19 tons. It has a payload of 1.5 tons and is powered by a Cummins engine delivering 300 hp, giving a top speed of 110 km/h.

Fineman87:


Rubbish. Proforce has been demystified in the earlier thread. But please show me their production LINE not a glorified mechanic workshop. Show me something like this.

okway:
Yoruba

okway:
Yorubas and technology sha

FKO81:

Dodomayana this is Sab millar products, Sab means South African brewery

okway:
Y'all hold the fort strong. I'll be back

okway:
Laudate, ore mi tipe tipe.
Na you dey mind those idiots

Their inferiority complex stops them from creating a thread for Ibo success. Abi na me dey stop them?

okway:
Another Yoruba company teaching Yoruba kids the art of robotics





Tech is the future

Oxtonguy:
Proforce Limited's Keji Akerele told defenceWeb that the Nigerian Army is due to receive nine Aras and that the production process has started in conjunction with the Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria (DICON). Deliveries are expected from 2017.

The Nigerian company's Ayobami Omotoriogun told IHS Jane's that Proforce has the steel and glass to begin making the three prototypes of the Ara, with the first to be delivered in December, after which the Nigerian military will start testing the vehicle.

The Ara has a length of 5.2 metres and height of 2.4 metres, ground clearance of .25 metres and gross weight of 19 tons. It has a payload of 1.5 tons and is powered by a Cummins engine delivering 300 hp, giving a top speed of 110 km/h.

Fineman87:


Which forte. Yaribas have LOST this one.

FKO81:
Dodomayana this is Sab millar products, Sab means South African brewery

FKO81:


Proforce is owned by Colombians

Adetokunbo Ogundeyin I wanted to be a manufacturer. So we teamed up with some Colombians to set up Proforce in 2008. That was actually how we started the company. And the reason we founded the company, like I said, was due to the high level of insecurity in the country and all over the world. Nigeria is not isolated on this, because when you look at it, the same thing is happening in many countries across the world.

What exactly do you produce in your Ode Remo plant, and can the quality standard be compared with similar products elsewhere in the world?
We make a lot of tactical vehicles, cash-in-transit vans; infantry combat vehicles, armoured patrol boats, Unmanned Arial Vehicles (UAV’s) and architectural armouring. We are now putting together a prototype military tank. Majority of these vehicles are second to none when you look at the quality. We have brought in expatriates that have a combined 70 years experience in armoring, and these are people who were the top guys where they were working before.

StOla:
What I've noticed with Yoruba business in an industry where you have the Igbos making a lot of noise, is the modernity of business structure as oppossed to the chaotic alabaru style of their Igbo co-players.

Case in point, Healthplus and Medplus vs the chaotic multitude.

Twistaray:
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Folake Folarin Coker.



Folake Coker is the founder of the world famous brand Tiffany Amber. At an early age Folake was exposed to different cultures. Born in Lagos and schooled all over Europe (Switzerland, Scotland and England), she developed a curiosity for cultures which she later channeled into her love for fashion. She has been globally recognized because of the depths of her colorful creations and it’s the potency of these creations that has made her the only African designer to grace the Mercedes Fashion week in New York two years in a row. It is the reviews from international media agencies like CNN that has stamped the brand as, successfully, a true international brand.

laudate:

My guy, how body? I no sabi dis yah new name, o! Wetin dey happen?

Fineman87:


Continue disgracing Yoruba. So this is your technological product abi.

okway:
Another Yoruba company teaching Yoruba kids the art of robotics





Tech is the future