prodigy24:
Pirotech is now one of the largest producers of plastic bottles in Nigeria. Pirotech makes P.E.T. plastic bottles.

The first company in Nigeria to make P.E.T. bottles, Pirotech is equipped with state-of-the-art Nissei (ASB) machinery from Japan. It has four production lines, making bottles in the following sizes: 0.5 litre, 0.75 litre, 1.5 litre and 5-gallon containers for water coolers.

The Company also produces bottle caps and a new 1-litre size bottle is planned for later in 2006.

Each production line of the Company has a capacity of 2,000 bottles per hour.

Current combined output of the Pirotech production lines is 200,000 bottles per day.

These companies are doing great and steadily expanding..
God bless Ndigbo

Weinberg:


Nobody posts fake pictures... We are real!

U argued about Zebra energy and u later conceded defeat!
U argued about Agura hotels with ur old info and we eon by presenting current business undertakings of the Hotel that indicated it is being run by M.O kanu.

What again?

this??
www.nairaland.com/attachments/5835223_a_jpeg14a53cac5a312f3d1ad4980fec051d42



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Weinberg:




These companies are doing great and steadily expanding..
God bless Ndigbo

FKO81:
Mrs. Udo Okonjo, CEO Fine & Country W.A



www.nairaland.com/attachments/5831142_201605061454192370x300_jpegc1ae91f3c523245b13e4c31d31c5f4e2

Pastor (Dr) Arabambi Is The Founder And Chief Executive Of Heroes Investments Company Limited.


Yes, you are expanding in stealing and fraud.


Like your thief brother, FK081 stole achievement from a Yoruba man.


Den don take stealing and burglary swear for you people..

deomeelo:
[s][/s]




We are still talking about your lies and fake posts

tunde salam �

Collins Nweke, first African elected into Belgian Parliament


Collins Nweke (born 14 July 1965 in Igbuzo, Nigeria) is a Belgian politician of the Green Party currently serving a second term of office as Councillor at the Ostend City Council in West Flanders province. Collins Nweke is of Nigerian origin, and settled in Belgium in 1993. He is the first and so far the only non-Belgian born person to be elected to political office in West Flanders. He is particularly active in social welfare and ethnic minority issues. He stood as a candidate for the European Parliament in the 2014 elections.

Nweke has served as Chief Executive and Chairman of Nigerians in Diaspora in Europe (NIDO Europe), and has been active in consultancy and advocacy in the field of socio-economic development for Nigeria and for Africa in general.

FKO81:
Collins Nweke, first African elected into Belgian Parliament


Collins Nweke (born 14 July 1965 in Igbuzo, Nigeria) is a Belgian politician of the Green Party currently serving a second term of office as Councillor at the Ostend City Council in West Flanders province. Collins Nweke is of Nigerian origin, and settled in Belgium in 1993. He is the first and so far the only non-Belgian born person to be elected to political office in West Flanders. He is particularly active in social welfare and ethnic minority issues. He stood as a candidate for the European Parliament in the 2014 elections.

Nweke has served as Chief Executive and Chairman of Nigerians in Diaspora in Europe (NIDO Europe), and has been active in consultancy and advocacy in the field of socio-economic development for Nigeria and for Africa in general.

So we should fry water?/Cos he was elected to a Parliament.

John Abraham Godson (né Godson Chikama Onyekwere; born 25 November 1970) is a Polish politician of Nigerian descent, a university teacher and a former Charismatic minister. He served as a Member of the Sejm between 2010-2015, most recently as a member of the PSL.

John Godson
John Godson Sejm 013.JPG
Member of the Sejm
In office
14 December 2010 – 25 October 2015
Constituency 9 – Łódź
Personal details
Born 25 November 1970 (age 46)
Umuahia, Nigeria
Nationality Nigerian-Polish
Political party Polish People's Party (2015-present)
Independent (2014-2015)
Poland Together (2013-2014)
Civic Platform (Until 2013)
Biography Edit

Godson Chikama Onyekwere was born in Nigeria to an Igbo family. He moved to Poland in 1993, and in 2001 became a Polish citizen. In 2008, he became a member of the Łódź City Council. In 2007, he unsuccessfully ran in the Polish parliamentary election. In 2010, he was re-elected for the City Council with 4736 votes, the second best result out of almost 800 candidates. As former MP Hanna Zdanowska was elected Mayor of Łódź in the same election, Godson replaced her as a member of the Sejm. He was sworn in on 14 December 2010. The "Obama bump" is considered by many the reason for the many votes he received during the Sejm campaign.[1] His supporters were known to cheer "Wiwat! Wiwat polski Obama!" ("Long live the Polish Obama!". John Godson was re-elected as a member of the Polish parliament on 9 October 2011 with 29,832 votes [2]

Godson often emphasizes the importance of education and he is the holder of numerous academic degrees. He has a bachelor of science degree in agronomy from Abia State University in Nigeria (1987–92). He also holds Masters degrees in Human Resource Management and Development from Trinity College and Seminary in Newburgh, Indiana (2000–03)[3] and International relations from the Łódź Academy of International Studies (2006–08).[4] He finished two doctorate studies at the University of Warsaw (political Science- 2011) and University of Łódź (Management- 2012). He also holds a joint MBA/MSPC (Master of Business Administration/Master of Science in Professional Communication) run by Clark University and the Łódź Academy of Management.[5]

He was a senior lecturer at the Technical University of Szczecin (1993–97) and at Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań. He is a guest lecturer in various institutions of higher learning in Poland and abroad. He the founder of GODSON GROUP- a conglomerate of five companies and four foundations including the African Institute in Poland [6] and John Godson Foundation.[7] The New African magazine named him as being amongst 100 of the most influential people in Africa in 2015. On 14 November 2016, The Polish government decorated him with the National Merit Award- BENE MERITO for promoting Polish-Africa relations

Religious views Edit

Godson is a former minister of Polish Charismatic "Church of God in Christ". He is known for his strong religious beliefs. He calls himself "[...]a slave of Jesus Christ, called to be an apostle, separated unto the Gospel of God."[8]

Views on racism in Poland Edit

Godson has stated that there is "no racism" in Poland. Talking to Biuletyn Migracyjny, he said: "I've always said and still underline, that in my opinion there is no racism in Poland. There is, however, something that I call low inter-cultural competences. And this can be changed by more contact between different cultures and societal groups. No law can change the mentality of people".[9]

Godson has said that the word "Murzyn", the Polish word most commonly used to refer to black people, is not offensive and that he is proud to be called a 'Murzyn'.[10] Mamadou Diouf, a black Polish musician and representative of the Committee for the African Community (Komitet Społeczności Afrykańskiej), has criticised Godson for his use of the word, saying that it has only had "negative connotations" and that Godson does not know the origin of the word.[11]

Prof Austine Esogbue: First African To Obtain Ph.D In Industry/System Engineering

Prof. Austin Esogbue, is the ex-Director, African Studies &Research Programme, Howard University, Washington D.C, and the only African in the service of National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). He is a Professor Emeritus in Stewart School of Industrial & Systems Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
He came to Georgia Tech in June 1972 as an Associate Professor of Industrial & Systems Engineering with joint appointment with the Health Systems Research Centre. In June of 1977, he was promoted to Full Professor with tenure. His research interests include dynamic programming, fuzzy sets, decision making and control in a fuzzy environment, and operations research with applications to socio-technical systems such as health care, water resource management and disaster control planning.
He is also the Director of the Intelligent Systems and Controls Laboratory which is currently investigating a hybrid approach to intelligent control via fuzzy sets, neural networks, and reinforcement learning theories as well as its application to various large-scale, nonlinear and uncertain dynamical systems.
In addition to his research, Dr. Esogbue taught courses in dynamic programming, stochastic operations research, engineering design, and neuro-fuzzy control. He is also considerably involved in a number of civic activities in Atlanta such as the Atlanta Sister Cities Commission (Vice-Chair), Leadership Atlanta Development Corporation, and the 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc.
He is a recipient of a scholarship from The Africa-America Institute and received a Bachelor of Science in Electrical-Engineering with minor in Mathematics from the University of Los Angeles in 1964.
His research interests include dynamic programming, fuzzy sets, decision making and control in a fuzzy environment, and operations research with applications to socio-technical systems such as health care, water resource management and disaster control planning.
As Director of the Intelligent Systems and Controls Laboratory, he investigated a hybrid approach to intelligent control via fuzzy sets, neural networks, and reinforcement learning theories as well as its application to various large-scale, nonlinear and uncertain dynamical systems. He previously served on NASA’s Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel.
As an alumnus of AAI, he was one of the lead organizers for the AAI Nigerian Alumni Reunion — under the theme, “Looking back 50 years and Moving Forward into the Future” — in 2011 in Lagos, Nigeria. He is also actively involved in civic activities in Atlanta, including the Atlanta Sister Cities Commission (Vice-Chair), Leadership Atlanta Development Corporation, and the 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc.
He received an M.S. in Industrial Engineering/Operations Research from Columbia University and a Ph.D in Systems Engineering and Operations Research from University of Southern California where he was the first African to obtain a Ph.D in the Industry and Systems Engineering field.

Why Igbo are not rich – Leo Stan
By Chinonso Alozie, Owerri
The Chairman Zinox Group, Mr. Leo Stan Ekeh Monday said that lack of humility has remained a very big obstacle among young Igbo people. He made this statement during a youth entrepreneurship workshop held at the Imo state University, IMSU, auditorium. According to him, “There is a reason why you see young people in Igbo land do not grow. One is lack of humility. You see a boy who has 20,000 and he wants a professor to stand up for him. Let me tell you, if you are humble, God will promote you. You have to delete some things that are not relevant to your life and move forward.” “You cannot be negative and be successful.You must be positive to get something positive. This is the problem of an Igbo man. He added that, ” Most of the Igbo men are technically not rich.” He, however, said that the current recession did not affect him because he was prepared, adding that, “I am not afraid of the recession and I am not affected. I do not have God father, what I did was to use my knowledge to to succeed.” While advising young people doing business, he said, ” I must tell you, as a young who is doing business, have it at the back of your mind that when you are doing business you must loose money to make money, adding that,” They must build the fundamentals to succeed in their business.”
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/igbo-not-rich-leo-stan/

Re: Why Igbo Are Poor.

GoldNiagara:
Why Igbo are not rich – Leo Stan
By Chinonso Alozie, Owerri
The Chairman Zinox Group, Mr. Leo Stan Ekeh Monday said that lack of humility has remained a very big obstacle among young Igbo people. He made this statement during a youth entrepreneurship workshop held at the Imo state University, IMSU, auditorium. According to him, “There is a reason why you see young people in Igbo land do not grow. One is lack of humility. You see a boy who has 20,000 and he wants a professor to stand up for him. Let me tell you, if you are humble, God will promote you. You have to delete some things that are not relevant to your life and move forward.” “You cannot be negative and be successful.You must be positive to get something positive. This is the problem of an Igbo man. He added that, ” Most of the Igbo men are technically not rich.” He, however, said that the current recession did not affect him because he was prepared, adding that, “I am not afraid of the recession and I am not affected. I do not have God father, what I did was to use my knowledge to to succeed.” While advising young people doing business, he said, ” I must tell you, as a young who is doing business, have it at the back of your mind that when you are doing business you must loose money to make money, adding that,” They must build the fundamentals to succeed in their business.”
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/12/igbo-not-rich-leo-stan/

Re: Why Igbo Are Poor.

The bolded cannot be any truer

Faith Mba, an Igbo man who bought Brattleboro ford

Brattleboro Ford dealership acquired, name changed to Faith’s Ford

Nigerian immigrant, now U.S. citizen, Mba Faith has acquired Brattleboro Ford in Brattleboro, Vt. and changed the name to Faith’s Ford, reports the Brattleboro Reformer.

prodigy24:
John Abraham Godson (né Godson Chikama Onyekwere; born 25 November 1970) is a Polish politician of Nigerian descent, a university teacher and a former Charismatic minister. He served as a Member of the Sejm between 2010-2015, most recently as a member of the PSL.

John Godson
John Godson Sejm 013.JPG
Member of the Sejm
In office
14 December 2010 – 25 October 2015
Constituency 9 – Łódź
Personal details
Born 25 November 1970 (age 46)
Umuahia, Nigeria
Nationality Nigerian-Polish
Political party Polish People's Party (2015-present)
Independent (2014-2015)
Poland Together (2013-2014)
Civic Platform (Until 2013)
Biography Edit

Godson Chikama Onyekwere was born in Nigeria to an Igbo family. He moved to Poland in 1993, and in 2001 became a Polish citizen. In 2008, he became a member of the Łódź City Council. In 2007, he unsuccessfully ran in the Polish parliamentary election. In 2010, he was re-elected for the City Council with 4736 votes, the second best result out of almost 800 candidates. As former MP Hanna Zdanowska was elected Mayor of Łódź in the same election, Godson replaced her as a member of the Sejm. He was sworn in on 14 December 2010. The "Obama bump" is considered by many the reason for the many votes he received during the Sejm campaign.[1] His supporters were known to cheer "Wiwat! Wiwat polski Obama!" ("Long live the Polish Obama!". John Godson was re-elected as a member of the Polish parliament on 9 October 2011 with 29,832 votes [2]

Godson often emphasizes the importance of education and he is the holder of numerous academic degrees. He has a bachelor of science degree in agronomy from Abia State University in Nigeria (1987–92). He also holds Masters degrees in Human Resource Management and Development from Trinity College and Seminary in Newburgh, Indiana (2000–03)[3] and International relations from the Łódź Academy of International Studies (2006–08).[4] He finished two doctorate studies at the University of Warsaw (political Science- 2011) and University of Łódź (Management- 2012). He also holds a joint MBA/MSPC (Master of Business Administration/Master of Science in Professional Communication) run by Clark University and the Łódź Academy of Management.[5]

He was a senior lecturer at the Technical University of Szczecin (1993–97) and at Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań. He is a guest lecturer in various institutions of higher learning in Poland and abroad. He the founder of GODSON GROUP- a conglomerate of five companies and four foundations including the African Institute in Poland [6] and John Godson Foundation.[7] The New African magazine named him as being amongst 100 of the most influential people in Africa in 2015. On 14 November 2016, The Polish government decorated him with the National Merit Award- BENE MERITO for promoting Polish-Africa relations

Religious views Edit

Godson is a former minister of Polish Charismatic "Church of God in Christ". He is known for his strong religious beliefs. He calls himself "[...]a slave of Jesus Christ, called to be an apostle, separated unto the Gospel of God."[8]

Views on racism in Poland Edit

Godson has stated that there is "no racism" in Poland. Talking to Biuletyn Migracyjny, he said: "I've always said and still underline, that in my opinion there is no racism in Poland. There is, however, something that I call low inter-cultural competences. And this can be changed by more contact between different cultures and societal groups. No law can change the mentality of people".[9]

Godson has said that the word "Murzyn", the Polish word most commonly used to refer to black people, is not offensive and that he is proud to be called a 'Murzyn'.[10] Mamadou Diouf, a black Polish musician and representative of the Committee for the African Community (Komitet Społeczności Afrykańskiej), has criticised Godson for his use of the word, saying that it has only had "negative connotations" and that Godson does not know the origin of the word.[11]

Fom UK, sweden, Poland, US etc Igbos proved to be best among black race









After reading all this, i cried that we are in the same country with this people that are holding us down with their nepotitistic and discriminatory policies.

FKO81:
Faith Mba, an Igbo man who bought Brattleboro ford

Brattleboro Ford dealership acquired, name changed to Faith’s Ford

Nigerian immigrant, now U.S. citizen, Mba Faith has acquired Brattleboro Ford in Brattleboro, Vt. and changed the name to Faith’s Ford, reports the Brattleboro Reformer.

We don't make us unlike some people that a company in which they are the board chairman bought 49% stake in Gatwick Airport and they are claiming ownership of it.

FKO81:
Prof Austine Esogbue: First African To Obtain Ph.D In Industry/System Engineering

Prof. Austin Esogbue, is the ex-Director, African Studies &Research Programme, Howard University, Washington D.C, and the only African in the service of National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). He is a Professor Emeritus in Stewart School of Industrial & Systems Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
He came to Georgia Tech in June 1972 as an Associate Professor of Industrial & Systems Engineering with joint appointment with the Health Systems Research Centre. In June of 1977, he was promoted to Full Professor with tenure. His research interests include dynamic programming, fuzzy sets, decision making and control in a fuzzy environment, and operations research with applications to socio-technical systems such as health care, water resource management and disaster control planning.
He is also the Director of the Intelligent Systems and Controls Laboratory which is currently investigating a hybrid approach to intelligent control via fuzzy sets, neural networks, and reinforcement learning theories as well as its application to various large-scale, nonlinear and uncertain dynamical systems.
In addition to his research, Dr. Esogbue taught courses in dynamic programming, stochastic operations research, engineering design, and neuro-fuzzy control. He is also considerably involved in a number of civic activities in Atlanta such as the Atlanta Sister Cities Commission (Vice-Chair), Leadership Atlanta Development Corporation, and the 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc.
He is a recipient of a scholarship from The Africa-America Institute and received a Bachelor of Science in Electrical-Engineering with minor in Mathematics from the University of Los Angeles in 1964.
His research interests include dynamic programming, fuzzy sets, decision making and control in a fuzzy environment, and operations research with applications to socio-technical systems such as health care, water resource management and disaster control planning.
As Director of the Intelligent Systems and Controls Laboratory, he investigated a hybrid approach to intelligent control via fuzzy sets, neural networks, and reinforcement learning theories as well as its application to various large-scale, nonlinear and uncertain dynamical systems. He previously served on NASA’s Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel.
As an alumnus of AAI, he was one of the lead organizers for the AAI Nigerian Alumni Reunion — under the theme, “Looking back 50 years and Moving Forward into the Future” — in 2011 in Lagos, Nigeria. He is also actively involved in civic activities in Atlanta, including the Atlanta Sister Cities Commission (Vice-Chair), Leadership Atlanta Development Corporation, and the 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc.
He received an M.S. in Industrial Engineering/Operations Research from Columbia University and a Ph.D in Systems Engineering and Operations Research from University of Southern California where he was the first African to obtain a Ph.D in the Industry and Systems Engineering field.

As Long as it's science and technology, we have no rival!

FKO81:
Collins Nweke, first African elected into Belgian Parliament


Collins Nweke (born 14 July 1965 in Igbuzo, Nigeria) is a Belgian politician of the Green Party currently serving a second term of office as Councillor at the Ostend City Council in West Flanders province. Collins Nweke is of Nigerian origin, and settled in Belgium in 1993. He is the first and so far the only non-Belgian born person to be elected to political office in West Flanders. He is particularly active in social welfare and ethnic minority issues. He stood as a candidate for the European Parliament in the 2014 elections.

Nweke has served as Chief Executive and Chairman of Nigerians in Diaspora in Europe (NIDO Europe), and has been active in consultancy and advocacy in the field of socio-economic development for Nigeria and for Africa in general.

4 Igbo people were already in their 7th year in British Parliament before 3 Afonja were recently elected..


We are leading and setting records..

All these posts and comments are reposted in Afonja thread just to increase their page..

They have run out of facts, info and reason...

What they do now is to recycle their old posts and make further comments on it.

All our posts are in their thread!

This is pure concession of defeat and inferiority complex.

Weinberg:



We don't make us unlike some people that a company in which they are the board chairman bought 49% stake in Gatwick Airport and they are claiming ownership of it.

Car dealership?

Like seriously? Comparing car dealership to airport ownership? Bro, just stop it

GoldNiagara:


So we should fry water?/Cos he was elected to a Parliament.

Envy will take u to no where!

Weinberg:
All these posts and comments are reposted in Afonja thread just to increase their page..

They have run out of facts, info and reason...

What they do now is to recycle their old posts and make further comments on it.

All our posts are in their thread!

This is pure concession of defeat and inferiority complex.

The reason they are quoting your posts is because you guys are lying about your posts. Despite bursting your lies countless number of times, you guys never desist from telling more lies. This thread is a mediocre

hilroy007:


Car dealership?

Like seriously? Comparing car dealership to airport ownership? Bro, just stop it

Gatwick Airport is not owned by Afonja.. Get that into ur Ewedu skull!

Weinberg:



Gatwick Airport is not owned by Afonja.. Get that into ur Ewedu skull!

Sorry to bug you. I heard the ownership has changed, it now belongs to Nnamdi Cownu

hilroy007:


The reason they are quoting your posts is because you guys are lying about your posts. Despite bursting your lies countless number of times, you guys never desist from telling more lies. This thread is a mediocre

U have indirectly admitted defeat..


Have u seen Igbo post Afonja's Fallacies and exaggerations here?


Continue to sleep on our thread!

hilroy007:


Sorry to bug you. I heard the ownership has changed, it now belongs to Nnamdi Cownu

Nnamdi kanu, a threat to Afonja kingdom..



If u really know u can stay alone, why can't betrayers like u start the struggle now?

The way they are shouting about this Gatwick airport as if they were the one that set it up..



Read below the current stake GIP has at Gatwick Airport.


Ownership
The airport is owned and operated by Gatwick Airport Limited,
a wholly owned subsidiary of Ivy Holdco Limited. Ivy Holdco
is, in turn, owned by a consortium of companies, which has
changed over time. As of March 2017, the airport ownership
is:
Owner
Shares[25]
Global Infrastructure Partners
41.95%
Australian Government Future Fund
17.23%
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority
15.90%
The California Public Employees' Retirement System
12.78%
National Pension Service of Korea
12.14%

Weinberg:
The way they are shouting about this Gatwick airport as if they were the one that set it up..



Read below the current stake GIP has at Gatwick Airport.


Ownership
The airport is owned and operated by Gatwick Airport Limited,
a wholly owned subsidiary of Ivy Holdco Limited. Ivy Holdco
is, in turn, owned by a consortium of companies, which has
changed over time. As of March 2017, the airport ownership
is:
Owner
Shares[25]
Global Infrastructure Partners
41.95%
Australian Government Future Fund
17.23%
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority
15.90%
The California Public Employees' Retirement System
12.78%
National Pension Service of Korea
12.14%

Just like I thought, I know you will quote the un-updated wikipedia page

Oya hear from the horse's mouth. This is the information about ownership of Gatwick airport according to their website
http://www.gatwickairport.com/business-community/about-gatwick/company-information/ownership-management/

Gatwick Airport Limited (Gatwick) is the company licensed to operate Gatwick Airport by the Civil Aviation Authority.

Gatwick is owned and managed by Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) and a consortium of its co-investors.

GIP is an independent infrastructure fund manager that combines deep industry expertise with industrial best practice operational management. It currently manages over $40 billion for its investors, specialising in investments in air transport, freight, ports and energy.

The Company has offices in London and New York with an affiliate in Sydney and a portfolio company operations headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut. GIP has an interest in Edinburgh Airport, having sold its interest in London City Airport in 2016

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