Looks like Jack of all trade.

Masters indomie？neva heard of it..kudos to him do
Aku ruo ulo

igbos are the real African Ashkenazi jews.I doff my cap for their industrious nature.the only tribe that has the guts to demand for a country of their own.

Why is the noodle packaging looking so much like indomie

Nice one from that amiable man.

How durable are all his material?

Good initiative, manufacturing is the way to go..

Udmaster:
Billionaire Businessman and Industralist, Dr Uche Ogah is on the move again.
Just take a look at some of his products in the Master Energy industry Uturu Abia state.
They include. MotorBykes, Noodles, Hangers, Plastic Cups, Fertilizer, bucket and Can, Diesel Oil, Plastic chair etc.

GOOD ONE OGA BOSS BUT MY ADVICE FOR YOU STAY OUT OF POLITICS,EMPOWER YOUR PEOPLE WITH BUSINESS INITIATIVES AND MAX PRODUCTIVITY.GIVE THEM EMPLOYMENT AND WATCH HOW GOD WILL BLESS YOU,DERV INTO POLITICS YOUR GOOD NAME GOES TO THE DIRT.

Waoooo nice visionary with nice industry in place. Welldone uche ogah.

ELKHALIFAISIS:
this is the people they give just £2 to survive despite all their billions seized by Nigeria government.... abeg I am a Ghanian who can help me explain this picture below

Its actually a mystical ethno-social transformation in Nigeria. Its comprehension is beyond the sphere of foreigners.. I don't know better way to explain it.

ELKHALIFAISIS:
and

Bia, 2017, Una nor go leave these our brown roof brothers alone? must you highlight the colours of thier roofnna take unu time ohhh

joenor:
How durable are all his material?

the durability of each of those materials has not been seen in the shores of Africa, it speaks for its self with more 100% market acceptability, i know better cos i patronize them...thanks!

This news just made me happy today...i implore all to patronize and encourage him to do more.

I know inferiority and cynic people will come asking how long it will last...

gloriousprogidy:


Its actually a mystical ethno-social transformation in Nigeria. Its comprehension is beyond the sphere of foreigners.. I don't know better way to explain it.

exactly

erico2k2:

Bia, 2017, Una nor go leave these our brown roof brothers alone? must you highlight the colours of thier roofnna take unu time ohhh

u mean skull miners

Maduawuchukwu:
"Invest home" that is the mantra. Ndigbo can never be great with us having most of our wealth outside Igbo land. Before you invest, the first question should be "can this investment be profitable in the East"? If the answer is yes then invest in the East. Time has shown that the East is presently one of Nigerias most stable and safe regions. I see no reason why I should not invest in the East because of the fear of "Kidnappers" when Lagos even has it worse. I see no reason why I should not invest in the East because of "insecurity" afterall Kaduna has it worse off with Kidnapping and religious crises.

A very valid point you have made, my dear friend. Afterall, charity begins at home.

However, for business men to increase investments in the eastern states, the state governments need to do more in the areas of; joint infrastructural projects, land tenure reforms, agreeing on industrial zones, investment in education, security etc.

Aku ruo ulo, A mara onye kpara ya. Kudos the Masters.

otokx:
Looks like Jack of all trade.

All successful conglomerates are jacks of all trades.

Nice concept,my bro but why not specialize,as others are growing u diversify,wonder what the overhead cost of running the plant will be,thou in Energy but the power plant will be cosuming diesel.

Assume cited in Aba,off umungassi where there is a gas line,with a gas powered generator,productivity is high compared to AGO as diesel theft is eliminated,when running a factory no matter what you cant rule out diesel theft.
Bravo masters Energy,jobs have being created,YOU THINK HOME.

Den Don start with the taunting of the Yorubas despite that the Yorubas leave their thread for them. If Yorubas start their own now, they will start shouting and running around like headless chicken to report to the mod.
Hope, everyone can now see that these people are the first to look for trouble.

Igbo amaka

ipobarecriminals:
God bless him.Pity!he share the state with that Albino fake Aba jew, fraudster Kanu.

Poolish man, take..am there

He is related to my cousins(he is their mums cousin), if he was a Yoruba man some cone heads would have been bragging about this

WeShallSee:
Nice. I will love to work there

ok

joenor:
How durable are all his material?

Ask Google .

kjhova:


A very valid point you have made, my dear friend. Afterall, charity begins at home.

However, for business men to increase investments in the eastern states, the state governments need to do more in the areas of; joint infrastructural projects, land tenure reforms, agreeing on industrial zones, investment in education, security etc.

That's true but do other states have all these things better than the East? That is the question. Most of our inhibitions about investing in the East are mainly just mental and not actual.

otokx:
Looks like Jack of all trade.

it seems you know nothing about business
Dangote comes to mind .

Maduawuchukwu:
"Invest home" that is the mantra. Ndigbo can never be great with us having most of our wealth outside Igbo land. Before you invest, the first question should be "can this investment be profitable in the East"? If the answer is yes then invest in the East. Time has shown that the East is presently one of Nigerias most stable and safe regions. I see no reason why I should not invest in the East because of the fear of "Kidnappers" when Lagos even has it worse. I see no reason why I should not invest in the East because of "insecurity" afterall Kaduna has it worse off with Kidnapping and religious crises.

I dont think any Igbo man in his right sense will leave East now & go to the North to invest again after all their threats. Very soon, many of those in Lagos will relocate their head offices & production facilities home while they open branches and warehouses to cater for those places. If Igbos relocate all their industries in Lagos/Ogun Igboland will become No1.

otokx:
Looks like Jack of all trade.

You are too local, jack of all trade when this is a mega integrated industrial estate! Haven't you heard of "group of companies" before? I smell envy though.

Great people, we also worked on this project. He sponsors almost the whole village to school and other scholarships.

NGELEBUBE:

the durability of each of those materials has not been seen in the shores of Africa, it speaks for its self with more 100% market acceptability, i know better cos i patronize them...thanks!

His myopic question is borne out of envy more than anything else.