FKO81:

Gobalcom is owned by IBB
http://saharareporters.com/2006/08/11/mohammed-babangida-detained-efcc-looks-globacom-and-ibb%E2%80%99s-%E2%80%9Cfront-investments%E2%80%9D

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/5259252.stm

Igbo man is chairman of MTN Nigeria

Igbo man is Chairman of Smile Network

Igbo man is founder Visafone

If an Igbo man is the Chairman of MTN Nigeria,a figure head position

A Yoruba man from Ife, Karl Toriola controls MTN West & Central Africa,

The Chairman of MTN Nigeria in one way or the other reports to him!

There is nothing an Igbo man achieves that Yoruba man has not done better.

Cc: Kn23h, neoOduduwa, Materchen, hyelira

Bolustical:

If an Igbo man is the Chairman of MTN Nigeria,a figure head position

A Yoruba man from Ife, Karl Toriola controls MTN West & Central Africa,

The Chairman of MTN Nigeria in one way or the other reports to him!

There is nothing an Igbo man achieves that Yoruba man has not done better.

Cc: Kn23h, neoOduduwa, Materchen, hyelira

Rabble rouser, I'll take you guys serious when you beat these records achieved by Igbos, Igbos are leading in innovations, industries, ICT, commerce, Igbos boast of highest numbers of inventors.
Igbos owned the most patents in science and technology in Africa, Igbo genius Cyprian Emeka Uzo he's over 300 patents more than any African dead or alive

Igbos are leading in Pharmaceutical and cosmetics Industries

Igbos are leading in transportation industry, road, Air and sea

Igbos are leading in oil and Gas

Igbos are leading in IT industries

Igbos own two tyres & tube factories: general tyre and tube and Stanel tyre - Yorubas non

Igbos own three independent power plants constructed by indigenous company Geometric power Aba, Century power Okija ongoing and ETA-Zuma ongoin - Yorubas non

Four noodles industries: Tummy tummy noodles, Masters noodles, Chikki noodles, Zubix noodles - Yorubas one

Igbos owned three tomato paste plants Erisco, Ekcel and Sonia- Yorubas non

Igbos owned Coscharies rice mill, Ebony rice mill, Stine Rice mill biggest rice mill in Nigeria, Adada rice mill, Josagro rice mill, Pokobros rice mill etc- Yorubas one

Two cement industries Ibeto cement and international cement manufacturing[b] Yoruba non[/b]

Igbos owned battery manufacturing firms -Yorubas non

Igbos more than five fruit drink plants: Teragro Benfruit Juice, Piko juice, Geomix industries, Sonia, NICCUS- Yorubas One

Igbos owned two baby diaper manufacturing firms Ngobros and NICCUS, -Yorubas non

Igbos owned toys manufacturing plants- Yorubas non

Igbos owned more than five cable and wire industries in Nigeria Cutix wire plc, Cometstar and Golies wire and cable Obosi Anambra state etc- Yorubas One

Igbos owned three steel mills Zuma steel mill, Jamek steel mill, Hongxing steel mill Aba- Yoruba one

Igbos twoed water storage tanks manufacturing industries Innoson group and master group- Yorubas non

Igbos owned One and only vehicle manufacturing firm in Nigeria IVM Nnewi

Igbos owned eight assembling plants

seven vehicles assembling plants in Nigeria

Richbon truck assembling plant Anambra

Eastern Vehicle Assembling Limited (EVAL) in Enugu.

Peace vehicle assembling plant Enugu

Anambra Motor Manufacturing Company, ANAMMCO Enugu

Jiangsu Joylong and MG brands Lakki by Coscharies group

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/04/coscharis-begins-work-55m-ckd-plant-lekki/

Ford assembling plant Ikeja by Coscharies group

The president of Coscharis Motors, Dr. Comas Maduka has described the production of Ford vehicles from its plant in Lagos as another milestone in the history of the company. As part of its ambitious expansion in Africa, Ford Motor Company assembled the first Ford Ranger in Nigeria last week

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/ford-plant-in-nigeria-another-milestone-for-coscharis-maduka/

Global motor assembling plant Lakki
LAGOS—Globe Motors, a leading auto mobile dealer in the country is set to boost Federal Government’s automotive policy from July when it rolls out first set of vehicles from its $150 million assembly plant in Lagos next month.

Chairman of Globe Motors Holdings, Mr. William Anumudu, who disclosed this in Lagos, yesterday, said the company was putting finishing touches to its assembly plant located at Lekki area, adding that the plant had a capacity for 40,000 cars on completion and would generate employment for 3,500 Nigerians. However, the plant will produce about 6,000 vehicles annually for a start, including passenger cars, pick-ups, high capacity buses and trucks. Anumudu added that another 10,000 jobs would be created indirectly as a result of the multiplier effect of the plant. According to him, the company will start with the production of Semi Knockdown parts, SKD, and later graduate to complete knock down parts, CKD, for Hyundai, Higer and Globe Motors brands. He further explained that the company would be assembling three brands of automobiles, including Hyundai (Korea), Higer (China) and its own brand, adding that the company had signed agreements with the Original Equipment Manufacturers, OEM, of these brands to produce the vehicles to global standards. Commending the government for coming up with a policy for the auto industry, Mr. Anumudu said: “We have made a lot of progress in the new plant. We keyed into the government auto policy, though we were hesitant at the beginning, but we have realized it is the way to the nation’s economic development.”


Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/globe-motors-rolls-vehicles-150m-assembly-plant-next-month/

What are Yorubas known for in areas of industrialization

Bolustical:

If an Igbo man is the Chairman of MTN Nigeria,a figure head position

A Yoruba man from Ife, Karl Toriola controls MTN West & Central Africa,

The Chairman of MTN Nigeria in one way or the other reports to him!

There is nothing an Igbo man achieves that Yoruba man has not done better.

Cc: Kn23h, neoOduduwa, Materchen, hyelira

Ignoramus, he was elected to be the vp, he is not member of the MTN board both within and outside



Members on Board Nigeria
Pascal Dozie 40 Relationships Chairman of the Board African Capital Alliance --
M. Bello OON 13 Relationships Vice Chairman MTN Nigeria Communications Limited --
Karel Pienaar B.Sc. (Eng.) 13 Relationships Member of the Board of Directors MTN South Africa 60
Gbenga Oyebode MFR 48 Relationships Member of the Board of Directors Okomu Oil Palm Company Plc --
Victor Odili 13 Relationships Member of the Board of Directors MTN Nigeria Communications Limited --
Robert Nisbet BCom, BAcc, CA (SA) 25 Relationships Member of the Board of Directors Tiger Brands Limited 61
Fatima Jakoet B.Sc., CTA, CA (SA) 60 Relationships Member of the Board of Directors Clicks Group Limited 56
Babatunde Folawiyo D.BA 17 Relationships Member of the Board of Directors Abacan Resource Corp. 57
Mallam Dasuki BSc, MSC 13 Relationships Member of the Board of Directors MTN Nigeria Communications Limited 58
Ahmed Farroukh MBA, CPA 13 Relationships Member of the Board of Directors Smile Telecoms Holdings Limited 56
Raymond Dabengwa B.Sc. (Elect. Eng.), MBA, EDP 13 Relationships Member of the Board of Directors MTN Nigeria Communications Limited 59
Christian DeFaria CA 46 Relationships Member of the Board of Directors Airtel Uganda Limited 64
Paul Norman MA (Psychology), MBA 13 Relationships Member of the Board of Directors MTN Group Limited 52
Joseph Solan 25 Relationships Member of the Board of Directors Bharti Airtel Africa

FKO81:

What are Yorubas known for in areas of industrialization

This is how y'all started. I'm coming with the answers.

We all know Igbos don't own shit.


In the meantime, here are the international standard million/billion dollar companies owned by Yorubas
https://www.nairaland.com/3918290/yorubas-most-industriousrichest-educated-tribe

ODVanguard:


Maybe he actually meant to say that even with all the other seaports in the SS which are closer to igboland, and their Enugu, Asaba, PH, and Owerri airports, situating a computer village in their region would still not be viable region coz they lack a big enough consumer market to make it so. Yorubaland has the largest consumer market in Nigeria, followed by the North and then the Niger Delta.

Look at the the recently released data on active telecoms data and you will see that their region has the lowest teledensity. They can barely afford to buy credit to load their phones over there in order to make phone calls or browse, compared to other regions. Even Delta and Edo have higher purchasing power in that regard. And that explains why they have to emigrate to other more prosperous regions to make it in life.

You are very wicked.