Ebubeslym:


yea.
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Groundnut Oil

modath:

In as much as no one as any right to question anyone's spending habits, more is expected...

It will serve him well to match this donation with another in one of the tertiary institutions in the hosts communities.......


Cc aminho

aminho:
I contacted his son and he gave me the breakdown
Since, In Nigeria people should ignore their state of affairs due to years of corrupt politicians chopping their money for personal satisfaction and instead, decide how a private citizen should spend his money. And since sheep are entitled to private successful people's money and not what they paid the government taxes for. And Since good deeds should be followed by Camera for broadcast in Nigeria;

In 2013, Indimi made commitment for upgrading the Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Department of University of Uyo;

Over 150 indigenes of host communities of his current company are currently on scholarship;

So far, 8,400 scholarship to universities around the world were awarded by Indimi. 8 are Ph.D. Holders.

He has provided comprehensive free eye treatment and eye glasses to over 800 indigenes of host communities;

He has constructed teachers quarters for teachers in one of his host communities;

He donated the Kidney center at university of Maiduguri teaching hospital.

70 youths were trained at 7 skill acquisition centres in Uyo, Oron, Eket and Ewang of Akwa Ibom state;

In February 2013, Muhammdu indimi donated a sum of two hundred million (N200,000,000)naira to the federal government flood relief and rehabilitation committee;

In November 2014, Muhammadu Indimi donated a sum of Five million ($5,000,000) US Dollars for the support of Victims of Terrorism in Nigeria;

In May 2014, Muhammadu Indimi donated drugs and medical equipment worth millions of Naira to Borno State government;

In August 2015, Muhammdu Indimi donated a sum of One Hundred Millon (N100,000,000) Naira to Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Adamawa State;

On several occasions, Muhammadu Indimi has been donating trucks loaded with food items to IDP camps in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa states.

As part of his plans to empower the Youths of Borno state, Muhammdu Indimi is setting up Rehabilitation and Skill acquisition Centre that will promote entrepreneurs in the state, and also seek to rehabilitate victims of trauma due to Insurgency in their area.

And contrary to report being circulated, he donated $900,000 to the university not $14M as rumored. The centre was named after him for being the highest donor at the fund raising, and also his commitment and support for the university. For your information, Muhammadu Indimi is a recipient of the university's doctorate award, and almost all his children studied at Lynn university for either undergraduate or post graduate degree.

Land has been aquired in Abuja and same architects are going to build a replica of the said building but bigger. This time, he will not contribute 900K. He will pay for all of it.

Muhammad Amshi

aminho:
Mynd44 the allegation against him was on FrontPage which tarnished his reputation this is the chance to clear him off

Lalasticlala

Ranchhoddas:
Make thunder faya your mouth there.How did Indimi make his money? Every billionaire has a story unless they inherited their wealth.What is Indimi's story apart from the fact that oil blocs were handed to him. We do not care what he does with his money, we just want him to return our wells. After that he can go to Mars to make donations for all we care. Once again, thunder faya you.

aminho:
I contacted his son and he gave me the breakdown
Since, In Nigeria people should ignore their state of affairs due to years of corrupt politicians chopping their money for personal satisfaction and instead, decide how a private citizen should spend his money. And since sheep are entitled to private successful people's money and not what they paid the government taxes for. And Since good deeds should be followed by Camera for broadcast in Nigeria;

In 2013, Indimi made commitment for upgrading the Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Department of University of Uyo;

Over 150 indigenes of host communities of his current company are currently on scholarship;

So far, 8,400 scholarship to universities around the world were awarded by Indimi. 8 are Ph.D. Holders.

He has provided comprehensive free eye treatment and eye glasses to over 800 indigenes of host communities;

He has constructed teachers quarters for teachers in one of his host communities;

He donated the Kidney center at university of Maiduguri teaching hospital.

70 youths were trained at 7 skill acquisition centres in Uyo, Oron, Eket and Ewang of Akwa Ibom state;

In February 2013, Muhammdu indimi donated a sum of two hundred million (N200,000,000)naira to the federal government flood relief and rehabilitation committee;

In November 2014, Muhammadu Indimi donated a sum of Five million ($5,000,000) US Dollars for the support of Victims of Terrorism in Nigeria;

In May 2014, Muhammadu Indimi donated drugs and medical equipment worth millions of Naira to Borno State government;

In August 2015, Muhammdu Indimi donated a sum of One Hundred Millon (N100,000,000) Naira to Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Adamawa State;

On several occasions, Muhammadu Indimi has been donating trucks loaded with food items to IDP camps in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa states.

As part of his plans to empower the Youths of Borno state, Muhammdu Indimi is setting up Rehabilitation and Skill acquisition Centre that will promote entrepreneurs in the state, and also seek to rehabilitate victims of trauma due to Insurgency in their area.

And contrary to report being circulated, he donated $900,000 to the university not $14M as rumored. The centre was named after him for being the highest donor at the fund raising, and also his commitment and support for the university. For your information, Muhammadu Indimi is a recipient of the university's doctorate award, and almost all his children studied at Lynn university for either undergraduate or post graduate degree.

Land has been aquired in Abuja and same architects are going to build a replica of the said building but bigger. This time, he will not contribute 900K. He will pay for all of it.

Muhammad Amshi

bulldoza:

Abi o

Buy "OUR OYEL" people won't agree with you on this.
They believe it is their money
Since he made the money from their "OUR OYEL"
They will be like:
See this abóki man from sokoto oo

kannymoore:


the billionaires in the Niger Delta region with interests vested in the oil business... what have they done with their money that is worthy of note?

the new Billionaires like TomPolo and the like.. what have they done with their money that is worthy of note?

tuzeriouz:
Whether 900 USD or 14m USD, there is a well known fact that there was a donation to an overseas university. Nonetheless, he is indeed an epitome of service to humanity.

johnwizey:
You said u contacted his son, what did u expect him to say If going by what you wrote, the maan don try truly but i am just hearing of them for the first time. Who embezzled the money the man donated And finally oyinbo people no need him money, dem don dey ok.

Kennydoc:


But it isn't fair one bit.
I'm not from the Niger Delta, but I really feel bad for the people of ND. How can a man from Maiduguri come and be making billions of naira from your own soil, while your people stand and watch? Will northerners stand and watch people from the south come and make mega money off their resources, and they will keep quiet?

bulldoza:

Blame it on our past evil leaders
They brought selfish and evil selfish policies.
Ibb, Obj etc. Woe betide them.
HOW CAN AN INDIVIDUAL OWN AN OIL BLOC? SOMETHING THAT IS SUPPOSED TO BE PUBLIC PROPERTY.

Kennydoc:


But it isn't fair one bit.
I'm not from the Niger Delta, but I really feel bad for the people of ND. How can a man from Maiduguri come and be making billions of naira from your own soil, while your people stand and watch? Will northerners stand and watch people from the south come and make mega money off their resources, and they will keep quiet?

seunajia:
We indeed have a lot of morons in Nigeria. Some silly Arrow asked if oil is in his state, another asked him to "return our oil".

In case you eejits don't get it, he's a business man. His company paid, to your federal government, for a prospecting, exploration and production licence. They periodically pay all forms of taxes to all levels of government and also carry out CSR projects as required.

You cannot, I mean your whole village, take the license from him unless he breaches the terms or government illegally does so.

Sit your silly arses down.

Seeeeeeee:
Then it will be blown off... Let him take his investment to borno state. The OPL, OML will be withdrawn from him and given to a Niger Deltan. As a Petroleum Engineer and from the state he operates the highest oil well don't you think i and my colleague's won't own oil blocs and become billionare's in future?

Seeeeeeee:
He did a great job in the department of Petroleum & Chemical Engineering Uniuyo, my set was the first set that made use of the state of the art equipment's, well equipped fully AC lab, well equipped computer room fully AC, fully AC Lecture halls, Fully AC lecturer's office etc, am not a coward you did a great job Sir... But i graduated since no job because you control our oil well and give job's to your people, return our oil well so that our own people can control it and create job's for us. Thank you! @ Aminho you contacted the son? Connect me to the son.

Seeeeeeee:
He did a great job in the department of Petroleum & Chemical Engineering Uniuyo, my set was the first set that made use of the state of the art equipment's, well equipped fully AC lab, well equipped computer room fully AC, fully AC Lecture halls, Fully AC lecturer's office etc, am not a coward you did a great job Sir... But i graduated since no job because you control our oil well and give job's to your people, return our oil well so that our own people can control it and create job's for us. Thank you! @ Aminho you contacted the son? Connect me to the son.

seunajia:


You see, ignorance and parochial tendencies make people reason on a subhuman level, often below that of mere domestic animals, like goats and chickens. Dogs are more intelligent. It's sad really.

1. He can't "take the his investment to borno", that's rather a silly thing to say.

2. No one can illegally withdraw his licences from him. Talk more of "giving it to a Niger Deltan".

3. The oil his company is mining is not yours, it belongs to Nigeria. Again, he has paid billions of naira and continues to pay taxes in such regions to be in business.

4. Nothing stops you or any other Nigerian from acquiring oil licenses, except of course, you don't posses the strength of character to see such risky endeavours through. Take Folawiyo-Aje oil field as example.

5. Blow up [s]other people's hard work and watch how miserable your life actually turns out[/s] Nigerian facilities and watch Buratai make toast of your silly arses.

murtalaa:
did your father put the oil there? Why did not you ask the Shell and Chevron to also leave your oil for you to manage. Better go and husle and forget all this fake sense of entitlement.

Seeeeeeee:
He did a great job in the department of Petroleum & Chemical Engineering Uniuyo, my set was the first set that made use of the state of the art equipment's, well equipped fully AC lab, well equipped computer room fully AC, fully AC Lecture halls, Fully AC lecturer's office etc, am not a coward you did a great job Sir... But i graduated since no job because you control our oil well and give job's to your people, return our oil well so that our own people can control it and create job's for us. Thank you! @ Aminho you contacted the son? Connect me to the son.