calebfm:
mehn Cameroonians can fall person hand sha

Walahi.. After Kenya na them

So I should jump off the cliff now? That fat guy is dying. He should apply for keto ASAP..

Macclane:

and ur illustration could have made sense if you were patriotic enough and use Nigerian Naira..



quote me and Watermelon fall on you

Yoruba businesses generates revenues in dollars. So it's kinda accurate.

Haha

HARJANI9000:
Hahahahahahahahahhshs.......where is our president am Hungary ooooo

really but he's in London

Funke Olunloyo things

Obesity!

wintersnow:
Weytin those ones sabi... Am even surprise they have access to the internet

Haa!

SenatorM:
Dem nor know say na One Yorubaa boy

igbo actually

Camerounians and east africans are usually more stupid than the rest of Africans!

cc baby shinarlaura


see this guyz insulting ur peeps

www.nairaland.com/attachments/5755922_img3493_jpegd7f6b3820b7c813dbb9093fa6ec4c5ae

@kn23h

The Yoruba "Entrepreneur" will have to prepare countless proposals and quotations to big corporations and rich individuals before he can sell his watermelon juice.

The Igbo Businessman does not need to write any proposal because customers irrespective of class and social status will come to him because of the AFFORDABILITY AND SIMPLICITY of his business!

Now let's evaluate the successes to be recorded by both in a year:

YORUBA ENTREPRENEUR: Gets an average of say 3 contracts per month:

3 x 12=36...36 x 5= $180...We subtract the $1 each which was spent in buying each watermelon for the contracts...180 - 36= $144 per annum. (Minus his cost of preparing the proposals, his transportation to reach his client in their locations, the cost of power used in powering the blender used in making the juice, cost of website "they like internet and social media tinz wella", fuel to power the gen which will in turn power the blender etc) from the $144 and you can imagine how much he will be left with!

IGBO BUSINESSMAN: He stays put in his shop and people come to him. Let's say an average of 500 people come to him in a month to buy his water melons...

500 x0.5 = 250... 250 x 12 = $3000...Subtract the $1 each which was spent in buying each watermelon plus rent for his shop, tax from LIRS if he leaves in Lagos and his transportation to and fro to his shop from the house and he may be left with two thirds of the amount ($2,000) as his gain. (Remember, the igbo trader will make sure he has about 3 to 5 other shops in different areas of Lagos from Alaba to Idumota to Ikeja etc)

So the Igbo Businessman makes about $1500 per annum from his watermelon while Yoruba Entrepreneur makes about $100 per annum. When the Igbo trader after like 10 years decides to buy land in Lagos and builds an edifice and buys one "Grade 1" RX350, yorubas will say that it is money rituals or his brother in Malaysia that is pushing drugs who is responsible for his wealth.

MORAL: You all see the reason why Igbos succeed more in Business? It was this model that was used in their bounce-back after the war with just the £5 given to them. YORUBAS SHOULD LEARN MORE FROM THE IGBOS RATHER THAN HATING THEM

Young03:
cc baby shinarlaura



see this guyz insulting ur peeps

Hahahahaha

shinarlaura:

Hahahahaha

How was ur night?

Hahahah. Cameroon my people

Young03:



How was ur night?

My night was good and Urs?

Hmmm some pple here too be feeling like they know d difference if both pics were been presented to them first, hypocrites everywhere

baddosky1:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/5755922_img3493_jpegd7f6b3820b7c813dbb9093fa6ec4c5ae

@kn23h

The Yoruba "Entrepreneur" will have to prepare countless proposals and quotations to big corporations and rich individuals before he can sell his watermelon juice.

The Igbo Businessman does not need to write any proposal because customers irrespective of class and social status will come to him because of the AFFORDABILITY AND SIMPLICITY of his business!

Now let's evaluate the successes to be recorded by both in a year:

YORUBA ENTREPRENEUR: Gets an average of say 3 contracts per month:

3 x 12=36...36 x 5= $180...We subtract the $1 each which was spent in buying each watermelon for the contracts...180 - 36= $144 per annum.
(Minus his cost of preparing the proposals, his transportation to reach his client in their locations, the cost of power used in powering the blender used in making the juice etc) from the $144 and you can imagine how much he will be left with!

IGBO BUSINESSMAN: He stays put in his shop and people come to him. Let's say an average of 500 people come to him in a month to buy his water melons...

500 x0.5 = 250... 250 x 12 = $3000...Subtract the $1 each which was spent in buying each watermelon plus rent for his shop, tax from LIRS if he leaves in Lagos and his transportation to and fro to his shop from the house and he may be left with two thirds of the amount ($2,000) as his gain. (Remember, the igbo trader will make sure he has about 3 to 5 other shops in different areas of Lagos from Alaba to Idumota to Ikeja etc)

So the Igbo Businessman makes about $1500 per annum from his watermelon while Yoruba Entrepreneur makes about $100 per annum. When the Igbo trader after like 10 years decides to buy land in Lagos and builds an edifice and buys one "Grade 1" RX350, yorubas will say that it is money rituals or his brother in Malaysia that is pushing drugs who is responsible for his wealth.

MORAL: You all see the reason why Igbos succeed more in Business? It was this model that was used in their bounce-back after the war with just the £5 given to them. YORUBAS SHOULD LEARN MORE FROM THE IGBOS RATHER THAN HATING THEM

Great calculation. It's unfortunate that this doesn't reflect in real life.

Maybe you need to redo your calculation. Tell me why multiple Yoruba billionaires are featured in Forbes, but no Ibos are mentioned.

shinarlaura:

Hahahahaha

How was ur night?

kn23h:


Great calculation. It's unfortunate that this doesn't reflect in real life.

Maybe you need to redo your calculation. Tell me why multiple Yoruba billionaires are featured in Forbes, but no Ibos are mentioned.

How did the "multiple" yorubas get their billions and what is their main stream of income if it is not "crude oil" or political affiliations. Which of them started their businesses from SCRATCH like the Coscharis, CEO of SLOT just to mention a few

justi4jesu:




Check my Signature for the real RICK ROSS.

I don check am. The Rick Ross in your signature ehn, na helele

shinarlaura:

My night was good and Urs?

so cold n lonely

pumpingmachine:
O boy, see ignorance o

Actually, I see some Nigerians are also ignorant here.

You all should get yourself informed about Cameroon and other French speaking countries.

Ishilove:

I don check am. The Rick Ross in your signature ehn, na helele

You no see as my RICK ROSS handsome.... Lmao

wintersnow:
Weytin those ones sabi... Am even surprise they have access to the internet

Yes! You are right... Their access to the internet was actually cut off by the government, but was recently restored, am sure that explains their ignorance

baddosky1:


How did the "multiple" yorubas get their billions and what is their main stream of income if it is not "crude oil" or political affiliations. Which of them started their businesses from SCRATCH like the Coscharis, CEO of SLOT just to mention a few

Tell me how many oil companies you see on this list


Yorubas are innovators, industrious, successful and intelligent sets of people.


From the top of my head, here are some of the multi-million/billion companies we own and products we make.

• Tara fela durotoye-tara international
• Olatorera Oniru - Dressmeoutlet
• Honey Ogundeyi- Fashpa
• Bilikis Adebiyi Adebola- Wecyclers
• Deola Sagoe - Deola sagoe
• Folake Coker- Tiffany Amber
• Lisa Folawiyo- Jewel by Lisa
• Adenike ogunlesi- ruff ‘n’ tumble
• Kunmi otitoju- minku design (reffered to as africa's hermes)
• Modupe "dupsy" abiola-intern avenue (one of the most influential black businesswomen in britian in 2013) described as a "serial achiever"
• Femi otedola-zenon oil/atlas shipping agency/swift insurance/fo properties limited/fo transport/seaforce shipping company
• Folorunso alakija-famfa oil (wealthiest woman in nigeria,2nd wealthiest black woman on the planet)
• Kola karim-costain west africa/shoreline energy international
• Kola aluko-atlantic energy
• Dapo Abiodun- Hyden oil and gas
• Tope sonubi-sahara energy
• Obateru akinruntan-obat oil (the largest privately-owned oil depot and jetty in africa also the second richest king in africa)
• Jide omokore- enerry resources group spog petrochemicals, energy properties development limited,innovative haulage limited,expand marine,bay atlantic limited,restore engineering limited
• Wale tinubu- Oando oil africa’s largest energy company(askmen magazine top ten ceos in the world)
• Robert agbede-chester lng biggest black engineering firm in the u.s
• Funso lawal-sogenal group
• Oba Oguntayo- Fowobi petroleum
• Oba Shafi Sule- Leolas Water and Drink, Leolas Ozonised Table Water, Leolas Apple and Leolas Lime & Lemon
• Aderemi makanjuola-caverton offshore group (africa’s first integrated offshore support service provider)
• Mike adenuga-globacom
• Funke opeke-mainstreet technologies
• Ayodeji adewunmi/olalekan olude/opeyemi awoyemi -jobberman (africa’s largest job search site)
• Tunde kehinde-african courier express
• Tope folayan- mall for Africa
• Kunle obagun- onward papers
• Tejufoam- Tejusosho family
• Olorogun sunny kuku- eko hotel
• Lekan Mustapha- Grand Inn hotel and Suites
• Lekan Bello- FSCL Group
• Razaq okoya-eleganza group
• Adetokunbo ogundeyi-proforce limited
• Olakunle ekundayo- drugfield pharmaceuticals drugfield is the first nigerian and african company to manufacture newborn cord-care antiseptic gel, chlorhexidine digluconate 7.1, which prevents umbilical cord infections in newborn babies
• Bukky George- Healthplus phramacies (Biggest pharmacy retail chain in Nigeria).
• Joke Bakare- Medplus pharmacies (arguably the Biggest pharmacy retail chain in Nigeria)
• Jimoh ibrahim-nicon group/global fleet group air nigeria/nicon insurance/nigeria re-insurance corporation/nicon luxury hotel lagos/nigeria - holdings include investment companies, schools, real estate holdings, transport companies and others global fleet oil and gas, nicon hotels, global fleet industries energy bank - accra, ghana energy bank são tomé global media mirror limited
• Oba otudeko--honeywell group/radisson blu hotel
• Alex Onabanjo- Terra Energy Nigeria, Atco furniture, Rainbow FM
• Prince samuel adedoyin-doyin group of companies global soap & detergent industries limited, consolidated foods and beverages limited doyin pharmaceutical (nigeria) limited,doyin farms
• Jimoh oyedele ibrahim-piccadily insurance/unique aluminium products limited
• Bode akindele-fairgate group the group is worth over 1billion pounds( among company’s tenants are asda wallmart,continental holdings/ modamola group of companies/nigerian biscuits limited
• Chief samuel adegbite-oasis group
• Kase lukman lawal-camac holdings (2002 camac was named the largest african-american owned company on the black enterprise 100s list.)
• Chief michael ade ojo-elizade group (largest importer/seller of toyota vehicles in west africa), elizade university
• Buruji Kashamu- KASMAL Goup
• Tokunbo Oshin- ZIPEST
• Chief harry akande-Aic Nigeria
• Tunji owoeye-elephant group
• Adebola Adegunwa- Fototek, Essay holdings
• Oladimeji owofemi- multi-trex foods, nigeria’s first indigenous chocolate manufacturer
• Tunde folawiyo-yinka folawiyo group
• S.K Onofowokan- Coleman wires and Cables
• Gbolade Osibodu- Vigeo group
• Fikayo ogundipe -Tolet.com.ng
• Victor obasuyi-obasuyi holdings (a real estate venture with properties that boast more than 40 tenants in the city of waterloo alone)
• Otunba Gbenga daniel- KrestaLaurel (Lifts and Elevator company)
• F.O Arowolo- ARON Nigeria
• Sujimbomi ogundele- Sujimoto constructions
• Demola Odutola- Queensdrive estates
• Olu Okeowo aka Lagos Landlord- Gibraltar constructions
• Abiodun Onanuga- NUGACON constructions
• Tayo amusan – Persianas group (owners of palms shopping mall)
• Tajudeen adepetu-CMA Group (SoundcityTV, Soundcity FM, ONTV, ONMax, Televista Movies, Spice TV, Village Square, Trybe TV, Urban96, Access24)

• (http://www.goldmyne.tv/2016/04/incredible-tajuddeen-adepetu-creats-eight-thriving-television-channels-in-12-years/
• Ayo animashaun- Smooth promotions (owners of Headies, HIP tv and hip-hop world magazine)
• Tyler Sotubo- Tooxclusive
• Ademola ogundele- Notjustok (The most popular music download site in Nigeria)
• Makinde Azeez- Naijaloaded
• Otunba Sesan Rufai- Goldmyne Entertainment
• Dele momodu- ovation
• Seun Osewa –Nairaland
• Bankole Oluwafemi- BigCabal media (TechCabal-The largest technology site in West Africa.Radar the largest technology forum in Africa and Zikoko one of the fastest growing entertainment content brands in Africa)
• Punch
• TheNation
• Tribune
• Biodun Shobanjo- Troyka Holdings( Insight communications largest advertising agency in west africa by billings and revenue), Azzagai,Optimum Exposure,Media Perspective,MediaCom,The Quadrant Company and Halogen Security Laide Fowosere- Nucleus Ventures. Employs 21,000 people
• Bayo Abdul-Papermate
• Alhaji muri gbadeyinka-muhri international limited star fm
• Otunba subomi balogun-fcmb
• Tunde ayeni- Skye bank
• Fola adeola-Gtb
• Hassan odukale -Leadway assurance
• Dolapo Balogun- Equity insurance
• Akintola williams&co –first and largest accounting firm in nigeria
• Akin alabi-Nairabet nigeria's first online sports betting portal
• Kunle Soname- Bet9ja (Nigeria’s biggest sports betting website) first Nigerian to own a top European football club by buying Portuguese second division side, Clube Desportivo Feirense
• Chief kessignton Adebutu-premier lotto (baba ijebu) nigeria’s most popular lotto operator
• Abiola Olaniran- Gamsole
• Adewale Osinubi- Wesco pools and lottery
• Ladi delano-bakrie delano africa
• Tayo ayeni-skymit motors
• Kehinde kamson-Sweet sensation
• Folu ayeni-tantalizers
• Kayode odukoya-first nation airways
• Dele fajemirokun-chicken republic/aiico insurance/xerox nigeria/kings guards
• Olayinka adebayo-tasty fried chicken
• Wale babalakin-bi courtney/stabilini visinoni
• Helios investment partners- babatunde soyoye
• Bola akindele-courteville group
• Adebayo Ogunlesi- Chairman Global Infrastructure Partners,owners of Gatwick International Airport London



And 100+ more companies

baddosky1:


How did the "multiple" yorubas get their billions and what is their main stream of income if it is not "crude oil" or political affiliations. Which of them started their businesses from SCRATCH like the Coscharis, CEO of SLOT just to mention a few

Is this an oil company?



Chicken Republic food chain - Valued at $120 million dollars

www.cp-africa.com/2011/12/30/how-deji-akinyanju-founder-of-chicken-republic-built-a-multi-million-dollar-food-business/

Fourcde:


Actually, I see some Nigerians are also ignorant here.

You all should get yourself informed about Cameroon and other French speaking countries.

Plz tell them.