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“There’s virtually no setup in Nigeria that doesn’t run a co-operative,” he is convinced, “I won’t be surprised if your company (Techpoint) has its own co-operative or one or more of its team members are involved in an ajo (joint savings) group.”

He says this with confidence because his company, Riby, helps co-operatives and their members remotely control both their finance and financial operations.

Riby happens to provide the technology that helps Mr Lanre’s company to manage their (employee) co-operative scheme.

The Riby business model

Riby’s unique value proposition is built around 3 major modules that guarantee access to financial services and better financial management.

Riby for co-operatives allows co-operatives to onboard their group on its platform, manage the finances of the group as well as the finances of its members.

The Riby peer-to-peer lending module allows companies to run internal co-operatives within their fold. A case in point is a savings rotation mechanism that auto-debits employees and credits whoever is due to receive money for the month. For both modules, Riby charges a per-user fee of ₦200 upfront, amounting to ₦2000 per annum and ₦500 on a quarterly basis.



The agent management platform, Riby’s third module, is another exciting proposition that raises an innocent suspicion as to whether Riby is taking the competition to the commercial banks. This is apparent in their overall quest to include everyone in the system.

Spreading co-operatives to the banked and unbanked populace



Mr. Lanre is of the opinion that co-operatives are a big disrupter of the commercial banking system, and it’s not so difficult to see why.

The financial institutions have a legal framework that allows them to conduct financial services across the country, and granting loans to customers is one of those services. However, many people still experience difficulty accessing basic financial instruments.

“Commercial banks hardly provide people loans but through co-operatives, people can get loans for financial progress,” he affirms.

He believes that this may have ignited the proliferation of some co-operatives. While there is some truth to that, Salami is quick to, however, clarify Riby’s position on the matter.



“We can’t speak of disruption when people haven’t found a way to give themselves access to finance and better management,” he says.

About 40% of Nigerians are yet to register with any financial institution in the country, according to the Central Bank of Nigeria. Statistics from the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System (NIBSS) further show that there are only about 40 million registered bank accounts across the country. These accounts are enrolled by just 20.8 million customers, some having more than one account. It is therefore apparent that co-operatives can be used to reach the unbanked.

This would perhaps explain why banks are key partners of Riby, seeing that they deploy the services of registered agents to help onboard co-operatives (with large members) on their banking platform.

“You’d be surprised to know a particular bank manager told me 10% of their entire deposit comes from co-operatives,” Salami reveals, “As a matter of fact, there are co-operatives in this country that have enough deposit to be eligible for a commercial banking license.”



So rather than re-inventing the wheel or offering banking services, Riby is “just offering a solution that allows people run their banking activities differently,” he affirms. “When it comes to finance, the banks cannot solve all the problems and we discovered it was a faster route to scale.”

This is also why the Riby agent management platform (otherwise called Riby amplified) — designed specifically for banks — gives Riby its largest revenue pool, from charging partner licensing or customisation fees.

Prospects

Riby has had some setbacks in matching its customer target of 5 million, but the platform is nonetheless growing at a daily average of a thousand users.

Since launching last year, 17th May, 2016, Riby has acquired nearly 400,000 customers. Interestingly, transactions worth over ₦5 billion have been processed with user data (of over 100,000 customers) connected to the Riby system. However, only a small portion of this flows through Riby at the moment. “We want all that money to flow through our system,” he says.

The prediction is that over 20 million people (from Nigeria and a few other emerging markets in West Africa) will become users of the platform in the future. “We hope that 15 million of them have never had access to major banking services before,” Salami says.

While co-operatives can be extremely transformative, one major hindrance Riby might have is how to simplify its technology for the end users — more so because it is exploring uncharted territory. Riby would have to devote resources towards educating users if it is to drive adoption and, this will prove costly when targeted at a large informal market, like Nigeria’s.

But with the way people go about co-operatives, we just might never be able to tell what the market for Riby would be like.

Already, the Nigerian co-operative act and certification lays a good foundation for the establishment of co-operatives. “With as low as ₦4000, anyone can register and operate a co-operative,” Salami explains

hilroy:

Yorubas have put the IT sector on a complete lockdown. Too impressive

Jetleeee:


Complete lockdown, but people avoid saying it within Tech circles so they don't appear tribalistic lol.

Basic123:

A non yoruba attested to that

www.nairaland.com/2674858/yorubas-cornered-nigerias-ict-sector

Widely known for her undaunted passion to deliver value-adding services that promote oil and gas businesses in Africa, Damilola takes pride in the capacity of her company to provide clients with all the necessary information, documentation, products and manpower labour they need for successful operation. The award conferment is coming on the heels of her efforts to make business swifter for the sector players in Nigeria. She leads a vibrant team at Dreg Waters that seamlessly ensure that all necessary documents required by sector players from the appropriate authorities are: correct, up-to-date and given priority treatment.
Read more at: https://dailytimes.ng/news/damilola-owolabi-ceo-dreg-waters-receive-global-petroleum-energy-award/

“To add value to the industry, we are now supplying petroleum products offshore, leasing various marine equipment and dealing with supply of manpower labour among other services rendered to local and international companies as well.”

Owolabi added: “There will always be opportunities in crisis especially where you are solving a problem and offering value added services.”
Furthermore, she noted that since the global market decline has forced Nigeria into a thinking economy, the oil and gas sector is requiring innovation and as a result, it is no longer enough for sector players to recycle the same old services or re-invent the wheel, especially where customers are demanding greater value.

Owolabi, who secured an exhibition booth for her organisation at the forthcoming Africa Oil Week conference, will be giving international participating organisations, a generous insight towards investing opportunities in the oil and gas sector in Nigeria. http://www.marketingedge.com.ng/2016/10/25/dreg-waters-expands-services-in-oil-and-gas-sector/

laudate:
And to the mod who banned me... Papa God sabi yah address! I don carry your matter go meet God. He will deal with you in His own good time, don't worry. You can't keep a good man down!!

laudate:
And to the mod who banned me... Papa God sabi yah address! I don carry your matter go meet the Almighty. He will deal with you in His own good time, don't worry. You can't keep a good man down!! God pass una!

Fineman87:
In truth, all this rubbish posted here is NOT an appropriate response to what the igbos posted. Naming CEO's, taxi owners, ose gidi, alabukun powder, airport owners, insurance firm owners bla bla bla DO NOT equate to 'what Yaribas have produced'.They dont! None of them is a product worthy of mention neither can they match the indigenous products of the igbos. Not one of the useless names is an indigenous brainy industrial establishment. These One-off products scattered all over foreign land is Not a match for the industrous achievements of the igbos in Enugu.

ladiguy:
The Ibo's have been playing the catch up game and they will keep doing that till eternity. Whatever the Yoruba's dumped they pick it up. Many tribes were into trading centuries before the Ibo's. By the time that wake up to troop into ICT Sector, the Yoruba will be running space tech programme

PUTINOFRUSSIA:

Our People

Board Of Directors
Mr. Deji Laditan.
Chairman.

Oladeji .O. Laditan is a 1985 graduate of Mechanical Engineering from the University of Lagos. He joined Mobil Oil plc in the year 1987 and retired in 2008. His 21 years working career spanned through various departments including sales, marketing, operation, security, planning and engineering.

In recent times, he has been in private business as an entrepreneur – concentrating on Facilities management. He is a shareholder in many business concerns, spanning Health, Oil & Gas, Hospitality and Transport sectors.

He is married with 2 children.

Mr. Tunji Adepetun.
Non – Executive Director.

A Graduate of Accounting from the University of Ife (Obafemi Awolowo University) with a Masters degree in Business Administration from the University of Lagos.
Presently runs an Investment Banking Firm and actively involved in Financial & Corporate Finance Advisory, Private Equity & Structured Finance.

Worked in the banking sector for over 2 decades and gained experience and competence in identifying opportunities and creating value in Corporate, Commercial & Retailing banking sectors.

Over the years, he has gained competence and experience in structuring and financing transactions in Real Estate, Infrastructure, Hospitality, Oil & Gas, Manufacturing & the Health Care Sectors.
While in the banking sector, worked at Oceanic bank(Ecobank) as a Zonal Head, and was in charge of 16 business offices across Lagos Mainland; where he gave direction for new business opportunities and growing existing relationships. At Ecobank, he managed a balance sheet in excess of $100m and was charged with the responsibility of giving strategic direction for business growth in 6 key business offices of the bank.
He started his banking career in the early 90's in the Corporate banking unit at Nigerian American Merchant bank; where he managed accounts of some blue Chip companies including Nigerian Breweries, CFAO & UTC .He later joined the Commercial banking division of Citizens bank during which he notably managed a Portfolio of close to N1billion comprising of over 50 major Stockbroking Firms' Accounts.
He was part of the set up team of the "new" National bank in year 2000 and was instrumental in stabilizing and growing the business in the newly set up Treasury Marketing unit of the bank (achieved a N1Billion growth in the first one year)

He received a recommendation for Outstanding Performance from the Managing Director of Ecobank in April 2014 in recognition of his superseding set goals.
Tunji is passionate about Economic Empowerment & Employment for the younger generation (especially the less privileged), and is a member of 2 non-for -profit Initiatives.

Mr. Segun Omotosho.
Non – Executive Director.

Prior to his appointment as Acting Chief Operating Officer, Japaul Shipping & Offshore Services Ltd, Segun served as Group Human Resources Manager, Japaul Oil and Maritime Services, Plc, He worked as Head, Human Resources of Nigerian Aviation Handling Co. Plc (Nahco) and Actg Head Human Resources at Nigerdock Nig Plc – FZE. He also pioneered and headed the Consultancy & Research Dept, CIPM amongst several other appointments. He has over twenty five years of Human Resource Management and Consultancy experience.

His academic credentials include a B.Sc in Economics and a Masters degree in Business Administration Specialising in Human Resource Management. He is also a Member of The Chartered Institute of Personnel Management Of Nigeria, an Associate of the Nigerian Institute of Management and a graduate of The International Bible Institute and Leadership Training School.

He is happily married to Chigozie and they are blessed with four children.

Mr. Oluwole Okunnuga.
Non – Executive Director.

He holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, is a chartered accountant and has applied these variously in the past twenty-six years of working experience.

He is licensed to practice as a chartered accountant in Nigeria, after the mandatory training with an audit and accountancy firm with clients, under his supervision, spanning manufacturing, shipping, trading, world bank supported agricultural development projects, air travel, engineering, finance, government investment group of companies, etc.

Mr Okunnuga worked with a pioneer Nigerian information and communication technology company, rising from company accountant, through General Manager (Finance and Administration) and Director Product Planning and Development, to become the acting Managing Director. Within this period he took a training course in Computer Network Administration with the Drake’s Institute of Birmingham, England.

He has been into entrepreneurial activity and was also briefly Chief Operating Officer of a business consulting firm providing capital restructuring, fund sourcing and financial advisory services.

Mr Okunnuga is the managing partner of O. C. Okunnuga & Co. (Chartered Accountants) and CEO of Omega Matrix Ltd (Management Advisory & Executive Services). He is also a non- executive director of COOP Savings & Loans Ltd, a mortgage bank, and Mediplan Healthcare Ltd, a health management organisation.

Mr Okunnuga recently entered an MBA programme with the University of Liverpool and has completed the following courses with distinction grades:

Leadership

Organisation in Strategic Context

Marketing

Financial Management

Mr. George Ehiamhen Okoro
Non-Executive Director.

George is a logistics, Sales and Distribution professional with expansive knowledge in Agro Chemical, Pharmaceutical and Fast Moving Consumer Goods and recently renewable energy sectors and Industries across Nigeria and West Africa.

Active working career started in Kaduna in 1992 with Fertilizers and Chemicals Ltd, Kaduna where George worked as Logistics Officer with responsibility over North Eastern states for two years.

Worked with Sterling Health and later GlaxoSmithKline (formerly SmithKline Beecham Plc) for over 15 years( 1995 -2010) in Field Sales, Sales Operations, Performance Enhancement, Customer Marketing, New Product Development and other commercial roles of high relevance across the North, East and West regions of Nigeria at senior management level. George pioneered the GSK Global project for Best Sales Force World Wide for West Africa with the embedding of strategies and initiatives that drove the optimization of Sales team performance and capacity

George headed operationsatToughStuff West Africa, a multinational Renewable energy organization as Regional General Manager –West Africa.

A multi culturally diverse personnel who believe in hard work, dedication and honesty. George is married with three children.

He holds a BSc in Marketing from the University of Calabar, Cross River State ( 1991), MBA in Management from University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus 2002. Several Professional training courses in Field Sales Management, Customer Marketing, Human Capacity Development, Territory Management in Nigeria and Overseas. George is a regular at the Lagos Business School.

George’s natural intuition, fed by a drive to discover brings with it the readiness to work long and hard in pursuit of ongoing dream. Lively and entertaining, and with infectious energy, George is at his best with changes and variety. He is vivid imagination constantly pushes him towards turning his ideas into reality. George interest lies in seeing possibilities beyond what is already present and known by using insight, ingenuity and intellect. Bored with routines,his almost permanently positive state can often carry others with him.

George is stimulant by doing the unexpected or unusual. George is a team player of repute .Likes taking leadership assignments rather than managing with great ability to inspire and communicate long term vision to others. Seen by most people as outgoing, flexible and fearless.

Mr. Bunmi Elesho
Director.

He is a chartered accountant with a rich experience profile spanning over twenty five years of professional application. He won national prizes at all 3 stages of the ICAN examinations in a record 18 months period.

After accounting professional training in an audit and accountancy firm, he moved into group financial and internal control with Inlaks Group, a multi-national group spanning IT, Import/Export, Aluminum, Food Technology, etc.

He had an overview of banking as Citizens Bank’s Internal Controller as well as Operations Manager of Haggai Bank Inc.

Information Technology and Management exposure was developed as the Group Financial Controller of the accredited Nigerian representative of world leaders such as Compaq, Hewlett Packard, American Power Conversion, etc. He moved this company from negative income, through a reordering of processes, improved funding and relationship management, product margins and order volume/cycle management, to significant profits within a year.

A stint with Capital Alliance, Nigeria’s first private equity firm with a commitment fund of $35mln, with investors including IFC (a member of the World Bank Group) provided him with insight into investment management and profit optimization.

He has now led Alpha Partners into various lucrative long-term investment deals and activities, in Oil and Gas, Banking, Real Estate, Healthcare, Insurance, Assets Management etc.

He is currently on the Boards of Mediplan Holdings, Mediplan Healthcare, Crossover Microfinance Bank, MH Assets, Paramount Healthcare, Allied Assets, Africa Development Corporation (an emerging Hedge Fund), Prepaid Medicare amongst others.

PUTINOFRUSSIA:

THE COMPANY Domgas Nigeria Limited (DNL) is incorporated in Nigeria as a natural gas marketing and distribution company. It is a key player in the independent power generation and distribution sector of the economy. The company was incorporated in Nigeria as a private limited liability company in 1999.

The Corporate office is located at 20 Kofo Abayomi Avenue, Apapa, Lagos.

SUBSIDIARIES

Led by the desire to achieve corporate goals and meet customers’ objectives – we established subsidiaries within the group to address specific areas. These subsidiaries are:

ISA-TELGAS Ltd
DOMELECTRIC Company Ltd
The company (DNL) and its subsidiaries are run by a TEAM of seasoned, competent and dedicated professionals in the Oil & Natural gas business.





OUR VISION AND MISSION



Our VISION is to be the major natural gas, LPG and power marketing/distribution Company; providing gas and energy services to domestic, commercial and industrial consumers.

To this effect, our MISSION is to provide natural gas, supply energy and power to domestic, commercial and industrial consumers, Skid stations for LPG as community gas solution for a greener environment and affordable to the general public, developing natural gas distribution pipeline facilities and independent Power Stations (IPS) through competent and dedicated professionals using the best technology and innovative energy solution.




team
Together Everyone Achieves More


OUR GREEN ENERGY TEAM

Mr. Rashid Alamu Huthman (Chairman)
Email: rashid.huthman@domgasgroup.com
Mr. Seyi Ajayi ( Technical Assistant)
Email: seyi. ajayi@domgasgroup.com
Mr. Akintunde Akinmoju (Project Development Manager)
Email: akintunde.akinmoju@domgasgroup.com
Mr. Matthew Kayode (Project Transaction Accountant)
Email: matthew.kayode@domgasgroup.com
Mrs Busayo Binuyo( Head , Corporate/ Government Liaison,Project Marketing )
Email: busayo.binuyo@domgasgroup.com

PUTINOFRUSSIA:

Products & Services

CONTAINERIZED SKID STATION:

Containerized LPG skid stations are compact cooking gas refilling plant installed inside a customized 20ft or 40ft shipping container. It comes complete with LPG storage tank, electronic cylinder filling scales, autoGAS dispenser and all necessary piping system.

The skid comes with all safety devices such as sprinkler systems, relief valves, gauges and flow meters.

Other products include: LPG cookers, cylinders( steel and composite) of various sizes, LPG storage tank,Valves, LPG Generators.etc.

SYNTHETIC NATURAL GAS( SNG)

What is SNG?

Synthetic Natural Gas (SNG), is a blend of LPG and diluents such as Compressed Air, Biogas, Digester Gas, Landfill Gas, or Nitrogen. SNG is a direct replacement for Natural Gas, and plays a critical role in meeting the interchangeable energy requirements of the industry.

Why use SNG?

Natural Gas is a vital component of the world’s supply of energy. It is one of the cleanest, safest, and cheapest energy sources widely used in residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Over a period, the increased usage of Natural Gas leads to a mismatch in the demand and supply ratio creating a scarcity of Natural Gas.

SNG is a viable alternative when there is an absence or a shortage of Natural Gas. SNG can be used to precede the availability of Natural Gas or to augment the Gas supply where Natural Gas is already available or if there is disruption in supply.

The SNG system can be virtually designed to meet any energy demand due to its modular nature. It can also be designed to give tailor-made solutions to suit specific process requirements in different working scenario.

SNG as base Load system: Provide SNG in region where Natural Gas is currently not available. SNG base load system provides continuous and uninterrupted fuel supply to meet full load energy demand.
SNG as Standby System: SNG will provide an ideal standby fuel in the event Natural Gas source is unavailable due to curtailment, maintenance shutdown or catastrophic failure or interruption of Natural Gas supply.
SNG as Peak Shaving System: SNG Peak Shaving System acts as an asset as well as profit protection tool in case of shortage or inadequate supply of Natural Gas. It will also help to mitigate price volatility during peak demand period.
SNG systems provide a convenient, consistent, high quality fuel with combustion characteristics similar to Natural Gas. In emerging economies where Natural Gas is in its infancy, SNG plants allow local Gas utility firms to “build up” a customer base during planning and construction of a Natural Gas transmission system. The availability of SNG also supports commercial and industrial growth since such customers can install Natural Gas equipment and commence their production without waiting for arrival of the Natural Gas. This way Industries save substantial interest costs by commencing production on time.

Who can benefit from SNG?

SNG can be an ideal solution under following situations:

Inadequate Natural Gas supply
No Natural Gas supply
Natural Gas is not available in the region currently but system needs to be designed for Natural Gas to avail future benefits
Natural Gas pricing opportunities
Unique features of SNG system make it an ideal solution for:

Large and Medium scale industries
Critical Industrial applications like furnace etc
Power Utility Companies: Being able to meet peak grid demand by injecting SNG
Components of SNG system:

LPG storage tank
Vapouriser
Air Compressor
LPG/Air blender
Interconnected Piping
Fire fighting system

oodualover:
Laudate, ODvanguard do you know the person that owns abese investment limited

Putinofrussia:
DOMGAS GROUP

Justiceleague1:


what about P n I pen limited,who owns it?

oodualover:
Fucck offf or I

oodualover:

Great job bro.
I like that

oodualover:

Great job bro.
I like that

Putinofrussia:
lara banjoko...
zone4energy...any blemish?

oodualover:
Laudate, ODvanguard do you know the persons that own abese investment limited, Adebayo group of companies, Ajibat petroleum limited?

kn23h:
Laudate, have we featured these guys?

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Using a variety of up-to-date technologies, we ensure that your business communication needs are achieved from a broad range of end-to-end efficient and reliable IP based (data and voice communications) services.

By partnering with our clients, we focus on their various communications requirement and invest in developing a tailored solution to meet such requirement which adds value to our clients’ growth.

EvilMetahuman:
A Nigerian lady identified as Ade Hassan, the
founder and director of lingerie and hosiery
brand Nubian Skin, has received her Member
of the Order of the British Empire ( MBE )
award today at the Buckingham Palace after
being named in the 2017 Queen’s Honours list
to receive an MBE for services to fashion.