Fineman87:
Go to Aba, Anambra snd Enugu and see blast furnance. Igbos smelt iron and build technological stuffs while yaribas post dudu osun, oando distribution trucks and alabukun. Igbos posted zpad, zinox, innoson and peace car plants, emzor and orange drugs, stanel rubber tyres etc. Are these the basis and foundation of industry? Yes. Am yet to see what yorubas have produced. Still waiting.

Guy, for every single thing that the Igbo entrepreneurs produce, you would see Yoruba people & folks from other ethnic groups, that have produced the same thing or similar things. Just do your research.

ibe123:
yoruba are global skull miners and vagina reapers living a rejected life

No skull miners like OTOKOTO AND OKIJA IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD...They pioneered ritualism in Nigeria and Africa and exported it to the other regions.They are professional skull miners doing it with their numerous baby factories and babies they always steal.

Ereolamide:
Even nollywood that igbos claim they started o( which is a blatant lie anyways) is now dominated by Yoruba(even the english speaking movies) while we've ours on lock.

The longest comedy series broadcasted over west Africa was conceived and still produced by wale adenuga

The highest grossing movies in Nigeria are Yorubas brainchild(talk about afolayan and ayo makun)
The best movie producers, actors and actresses in africa are Yorubas check amvca awards list.

Let's not even talk of the music industry.

Tinsel come to mind among others..

Did you know that 95% of soap opera, nigeria TV series if dominated by yorubas?

I have countless of Yorubas achievement and invention but just decided to chill.

Ipodss thought we are mate!



We talking BIG the'yall tallking nonsense

Music,grammy & Yoruba dominance:
Lists Nigerians who were ever Grammy award nominees


https://www.thecable.ng/6-years-nigeria-wins-grammys-olusola

At the 57th edition of the Grammy awards, which held at the Staples Centre in Los Angeles, California, on Sunday, Nigerian Kelvin Olusola and his team, Pentatonix, won in the Best Arrangement, Instrumental or Acappella category.

Olusola thus joined a growing list of Nigerians to have won the award after Helen Folashade Adu (better known as Sade Adu), Henry Adeola Samuel (popularly called Seal) and Sikiru Adepoju.

In 1986, at the 28th Grammy awards, Sade Adu winning with her band, Sade, as Best New Artiste, became the first Nigerian to win in the prestigious awards.

Ten years later, another Nigerian, Seal, won the Grammys Record of the Year and Song of the Year awards for his song Kiss from a Rose, a song which was remixed as a soundtrack to Batman forever.

Sikiru Adepoju won the Grammy in 1991 and 2009 as a part of Mickey Hart’s group, Planet Drum, whose albums won the award for Best Contemporary World Music Album for the two years.

Many other Nigerians have been nominated but lost out to other nominees.

The first Nigerian to be nominated for the award was King Sunny Ade, in 1983 for his album, Synchro System. He was re-nominated in 1998 for his collection of Yoruba songs Odu, becoming the first African to be nominated twice.

Femi, son of controversial Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, has been nominated for a Grammy award four times. He was nominated in 2003, 2010, 2012 and 2013, but did not win any.
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Fineman87:
Orient refinery owned by Chief Emeka Anyaoku. Built by Nigerians.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/5643161_alaoji1_jpeg88ac5b1d2f8a89c1b49ba76bf806e20b

Hhaha, I can't believe this flattened mumu is posting a FGN owned power plant and calling it "orient refinery"

Mind you,the link provided below is international, wanna clear you doubt? Open ya'll and big eye go clear sharp sharp, ntor

Yorubas are the best black mathematicians in the whole wide world..


http://www.math.buffalo.edu/mad/madgreatest.html

Ebony Tv - Modupe Abdul
The best entertainment tv station on satellite

Fineman87:
Who did you knock down with your alabukun and dudu osun. Your mates posted car assembly lines, powerbike production, ampicillin, drugs and injections manufacturing, zinox computers and zpad tablet companies, polymer and rubber tyres and many other steel industries. Yorubas called their mods to delete and created a reply with long names of CEO's as their 'products'. And you talk about knocking down. Mumu. I insist , yorubad produce nothing worthy of mention. Rubbish.

Oga, one of the top pharmaceutical companies in Nigeria is Drugfield Pharmaceuticals Limited. It is a wholly indigenous Nigerian company, established in 1993 as a drug manufacturing outfit, after approval and due recognition of relevant agencies and bodies including the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN). It is owned by a family of pharmacists - the Ekundayo family and the Adedipes. They produce a range of therapeutic drugs such as anti-fungals, antibiotics, antivirals, anti-diabetes, anti-hypertensives, analgesics, antihelmiths, haematinics, injectables, intravenous fluids, anti-malarials and multivitamins.

The first feature phone assembly plant is located in Osun state. The RLG assembling plant known as “RLG & ADULAWO TECH CITY” is a public-private partnership between the Osun state government and RLG Communications. They are said to have delivered 50,000 Nigerian-assembled feature phones in 2015.

Another smartphone assembly plant is also located in Lagos State. The AfriOne assembly plant was launched, with the unveiling of the Champion and Gravity range of smartphones, but would still offer a wide range of products. These products include feature-rich and technologically loaded product lines from dual sim mobile phones to educational tablet PCs and even android smart watches. Lekan Akinjide is the CCO, while the board consists of Nigerians and Asian investors.

Ereolamide:
Even nollywood that igbos claim they started o( which is a blatant lie anyways) is now dominated by Yoruba(even the english speaking movies) while we've ours on lock.

The longest comedy series broadcasted over west Africa was conceived and still produced by wale adenuga

The highest grossing movies in Nigeria are Yorubas brainchild(talk about afolayan and ayo makun)
The best movie producers, actors and actresses in africa are Yorubas check amvca awards list.

Let's not even talk of the music industry.

We need to leave Nollywood and create our own. Nollywood is nonsense

Ritchiee:
No skull miners like OTOKOTO AND OKIJA IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD...They pioneered ritualism in Nigeria and Africa and exported it to the other regions.They are professional skull miners doing it with their numerous baby factories and babies they always steal.

osun.ogun ondo choppers of human head and vagina reapers represent which zone. poverty striken states full of idp camps

laudate:


Oga, one of the top pharmaceutical companies in Nigeria is Drugfield Pharmaceuticals Limited. It is a wholly indigenous Nigerian company, established in 1993 as a drug manufacturing outfit, after approval and due recognition of relevant agencies and bodies including the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN). It is owned by a family of pharmacists - the Ekundayo family and the Adedipes. They produce a range of therapeutic drugs such as anti-fungals, antibiotics, antivirals, anti-diabetes, anti-hypertensives, analgesics, antihelmiths, haematinics, injectables, intravenous fluids, anti-malarials and multivitamins.

The first smartphone assembly plant is located in Osun state. The RLG assembling plant known as “RLG & ADULAWO TECH CITY” is a public-private partnership between the Osun state government and RLG Communications. They are said to have assembled & delivered 50,000 Nigerian-assembled feature phones in 2015.

Another smartphone assembly plant is also located in Lagos State. The AfriOne assembly plant was launched, with the unveiling of the Champion and Gravity range of smartphones, but would still offer a wide range of products. These products include feature-rich and technologically loaded product lines from dual sim mobile phones to educational tablet PCs and even android smart watches. Lekan Akinjide is the CCO, while the board consists of Nigerians and Asian investors.

Lest I forget..


Oko oloyun and yemkem those fellas are big and have branches all over nigeria. Talking about professionals and legit not aba fake drugs, abeg

zuchyblink:
Yorubas produced semo, pounded yam and amala lol

O yes! Semo is produced by honeywell. An omoluabi conglomerate

ibe123:
osun.ogun ondo choppers of human head and vagina reapers represent which zone. poverty striken states full of idp camps

Poverty striken indeed! Your people are all over Yoruba land selling gala in traffics. Your worthless and useless people are here selling egusi, ugwu and all those irritating things you call food. Why will they leave the land to a "poverty stricken" land?
Igbos are useless people.

Deedeedee3:

We need to leave Nollywood and create our own. Nollywood is nonsense

You just echoed my thought man, the misconception that igbos created nollywood is a lie that has been peddled for too long.

Yoruba started the TV, cinema, plays in Nigeria, talk of Hubert ogubde, afolayan, moses olaiya etc, those were the golden age of movie production in Nigeria.

When our aba Jews entered into the industry the so-called nollywood went to shit, even now you can't compare Yoruba movies in term of story lines, acting, location, technology to these up iweka productions.


I Will Like To Change My Tribe From Igbo To Yoruba - Nollywood Larry Koldsweat
http://www.informationng.com/2013/03/ill-like-to-change-my-tribe-from-igbo-to-yoruba-nollywood-actor-larry-koldsweat.html

Fineman87:
Yaribas are INFERIOR and will forever be INFERIOR to igbos. The truth cannot be hidden forever. The white colonialists called Igbos SUPERIOR negros. That is a fact acknowledged by UNBIASED whites. Tell your mods to hide my posts and ban me. Inferior tribe. Good bye.

You mean Igbos that learnt how to wear clothes in 1921 ?

So if you cannot and do not know how to wear clothes and somebody tells you that you are wiser than the clothed person who has never been naked because he was wise to know how to do aso oke.sanyan,kijipa etc...won't you think that the person that says you are wise is making jest of you that you are the greatest monkey?

For your information you do not have half of the industries the Yorubas have home and abroad but what is the need of blowing our trumpets,all thanks to the Gracious God...

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DELE MOMODU-OVATION

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OLOROGUN SUNNY KUKU- EKO HOTEL

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AKIN ALABI-NAIRABET Nigeria's first online sports betting portal

OLAYINKA ADEBAYO-TASTEE FRIED CHICKEN

KEHINDE KAMSON-SWEET SENSATION

OLADIMEJI OWOFEMI- MULTI-TREX FOODS,Nigeria’s first indigenous chocolate manufavturer owns the largest chocolate factory in Africa

FOLU AYENI-TANTALIZERS

DEJI FAJEMIROKUN-CHICKEN REPUBLIC/AIICO INSURANCE/XEROX NIGERIA/KINGS GUARDS

WALE BABALAKIN-BI COURTNEY Owns MMA Terminal 2. The only privately owned airport terminal in Africa/STABILINI VISINONI foremost construction company

KAYODE ODUKOYA-FIRST NATION AIRWAYS

TUNDE KEHINDE-AFRICAN COURIER EXPRESS

BOLA AKINDELE-COURTEVILLE GROUP

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ISSAC DUROJAIYE-DMT MOBILE TOILETS


Ojuolape Multiconcepts Ltd Nigeria Aluminum Composite Panels Blank Disks Agricultural Greenhouses Other Construction & Real Estate....



IDEAGATES pioneered the Nigeria water-fuel industry in the year 2008 and has successfully installed several systems in Nigeria.

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Bola Kuforiji-Olubi: Otunba Ayora Bola Kuforiji, was the first Nigerian woman to be CEO of a multinational company (VYB Industries Limited, with British affiliates (incheape & Co Plc) and first female Chairman of a public quoted company (Bewac Plc). She is presently into philanthropy and improving her local community.


Bukky George: She is the Founder & CEO of HealthPlus Limited and CasaBella International Limited – a one stop beauty store. HealthPlus is Nigeria’s first Integrative Pharmacy and Healthcare Provider and the fastest growing pharmacy chain in West Africa. Bukky’s strengths include a strong academic foundation, a passion for excellence and a determination to raise the standards in retail.




Bukola Elemide (Asa): We absolutely love Asa, because she has taken an indigenous sound and made it international. The singer and songwriter is one of Nigeria’s greatest musical exports of all time, with three albums tucked under her belt, she keeps dazzling us with the beauty and purity of her music.


Bukola Karibi White: The focused, vivacious and hardworking Bukola, is the CEO of the Bobby Taylor Company; a dynamic, steady and strong voice in the PR Industry.


Deola Sagoe: One of the fore-runners of the Nigerian fashion industry, Deola has been crafting timeless pieces and gorgeous designs for over 25 years. She has placed Nigeria on the world map for all the right reasons. She seems to have passed the baton on to her daughters who are making waves with their CLAN label.



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Funmi Iyanda: She is an award-winning broadcaster, journalist, columnist and blogger. She produced and hosted Nigeria’s popular and authoritative talk show New Dawn with Funmi, which aired on the national network for over eight years. She was recently named one of Forbes 20 Youngest Power Women in Africa. Funmi is also something of a thought leader and a social commentator. We love her energy, her passion and her focus, and yes, we want her back on T.V!


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its no news that yorubas dominate the i.t sector.

Shai.....y my phone come off since last night

I Don land

Exposing ibo lies about inventing machines during brafra war

https://www.nairaland.com/3314515/biafran-technology-inventions-display-umuahia/7

Eh! No be small thin oo

ibe123:
osun.ogun ondo choppers of human head and vagina reapers represent which zone. poverty striken states full of idp camps

Na your wandering Igbo ritualists wey run away from your south east villages dey do am with some gullible Yorubas.You pioneered rituals and maintain it with factory babies.No vex...Now tell me wetin una dey do with those factory babies...Otokoto man

Markfemi2:


Lazy biafrans that can only manage corner corner CD store
We are talking real businesses that fake ones
And yes I say it igbos are lazy and very gullible especially with recent happenings this year from kanu telling a tribe to seat at home and they did to kaduna declaration lol

Jonathan regime really benefitted them. This is why till today, they are still bitter that he lost the election. Funny enough, the south-south where jonathan comes from have gotten over it, but an average Igbo person is still bitter today. They occupied all the federal posts and never cried marginalization.
The only time an Igbo person will feel happy is if he sees the down fall of Yoruba people. They are the most useless and pathetic people i have ever known.
Split on their dirty head.

Fineman87:
Sorry o. Tell your biased muds to delete this thread again. Thank God, a yaribad opened it. And what is Glo. What do they do? Very simple. Register a telecoms compamy, install masts and transmitters to cover large areas and sell sim cards. Does Glo manufacture the transmitters. NO. Do they manufacture the phones. No. They dont even manufacture their sim cards. I bet you Glo will wait for Aba boys to manufacture the transmitters and boosters for them. Yeye pipu. Losers.

Bia, nwokem you don fall my hand, o! How many Igbo-owned telecom companies have the number of subscribers, that Glo has? GLO has an estimate of over 34 million subscribers (April 2016) of which 26 million are internet subscribers, and it is a 100 percent Nigerian owned company, whose largest shareholder is Mike Adenuga. Why are you asking if they manufacture phones? How many GSM telcos in the world manufacture their own phones? What you should be asking is what is the size of their revenue base or turnover, how much profit do they make etc? Now, let me give you one small assignment - tell me how many Igbo-owned telecom firms make the same kind of money annually, that Glo makes in a month. Every correct answer gets 20 marks!

Proudly Yorubas, the headmaster of igbo Igbo

Fineman87:


Sorry o. Tell your biased muds to delete this thread again. Thank God, a yaribad opened it. And what is Glo. What do they do? Very simple. Register a telecoms compamy, install masts and transmitters to cover large areas and sell sim cards. Does Glo manufacture the transmitters. NO. Do they manufacture the phones. No. They dont even manufacture their sim cards. I bet you Glo will wait for Aba boys to manufacture the transmitters and boosters for them. Yeye pipu. Losers.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/mfonobongnsehe/2015/03/02/the-30-year-old-nigerian-mobile-phone-entrepreneur-who-is-challenging-apple-in-africa/#7884f0507ba0

THE ONLY NIGERIAN THAT MANUFACTURES PHONE....

Michael Akindele, a 30 year-old Nigerian, is a director and a co-founder of SOLO Phone, an experience-driven digital content and smartphone company focused on delivering the best content and services on the mobile platform to African consumers.

SOLO Phone, which was established in Nigeria in 2012, is an experience-driven mobile device manufacturer which aims to provide the best content and services to the African consumer at an affordable price. The company manufactures smartphones priced at $150, bundled with free music of up to 20 million songs licensed from Sony, Universal and Warner. SOLO also recently launched a Video-On-Demand App available to all Android devices in Nigeria which offers the latest Nollywood and Hollywood movies from global movie studios.

I recently had a chat with Akindele where he recounted his entrepreneurial journey and explained why he feels SOLO phones will give other smartphones a run for their money.

Ritchiee:

Na your wandering Igbo ritualists wey run away from your south east villages dey do am with some gullible Yorubas.You pioneered rituals and maintain it with factory babies.No vex...Now tell me wetin una dey do with those factory babies...Otokoto man

Babies in d factories are alive to see a new day while ur poverty striken ritualist which i believe u are their CEO are busy competing with boko haram

Ritchiee:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/mfonobongnsehe/2015/03/02/the-30-year-old-nigerian-mobile-phone-entrepreneur-who-is-challenging-apple-in-africa/#7884f0507ba0

THE ONLY NIGERIAN THAT MANUFACTURES PHONE....

Michael Akindele, a 30 year-old Nigerian, is a director and a co-founder of SOLO Phone, an experience-driven digital content and smartphone company focused on delivering the best content and services on the mobile platform to African consumers.

SOLO Phone, which was established in Nigeria in 2012, is an experience-driven mobile device manufacturer which aims to provide the best content and services to the African consumer at an affordable price. The company manufactures smartphones priced at $150, bundled with free music of up to 20 million songs licensed from Sony, Universal and Warner. SOLO also recently launched a Video-On-Demand App available to all Android devices in Nigeria which offers the latest Nollywood and Hollywood movies from global movie studios.

I recently had a chat with Akindele where he recounted his entrepreneurial journey and explained why he feels SOLO phones will give other smartphones a run for their money.

Wow!
Ritchiee
Oga I owe you one bottle of origin abeg

ibe123:
Babies in d factories are alive to see a new day while ur poverty striken ritualist which i believe u are their CEO are busy competing with boko haram

Oya clear, make I take over......

I da vex sa I no know when they open this thread....
But I Don land..
Na me baddooboys.....the nightmare of the Afonjas

ibe123:
Babies in d factories are alive to see a new day while ur poverty striken ritualist which i believe u are their CEO are busy competing with boko haram

BABIES IN THE FACTORIES THAT YOU USE FOR RITUALS...C..MON THERE..RITUALIST.what about your OTOKOTO PEOPLE..I HOPE YOU HAVE NOT ALL WANDERED TO THE SOUTH WEST HERE?

Deedeedee3:

We need to leave Nollywood and create our own. Nollywood is nonsense

do you mean poisonous ewedu soup and cone head movies that will only end in South West brown roof republic

totit:



Wow!

Oga laudate I owe you one bottle of origin abeg

Posting sweet and chewing gum plus bank is not been industrious......

Until Afonjas show us sometime like this,....that is when we will take you guys a bit serious..


Hahahahahaha.... the dream of Afonjas that can never come true....

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baddooboys:


Posting sweet and chewing gum plus bank is not been industrious......

Until Afonjas show us sometime like this,....that is when we will take you guys a bit serious..


Hahahahahaha.... the dream of Afonjas that can never come true....

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Imported motors

THE ONLY NIGERIAN TO HAVE PRODUCED THIS LAUDABLE MATHEMATICAL SETS BEING USED BY WAEC IN WEST AFRICA...


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The made-in-Nigeria product is certified to be of
high quality that meets international standard with
a patent number: WO 2015063586 A1 as published
by google.
The calculator is a non- programmable computer
having in excess of 400 functions and is
manufactured with examination and/or learning
situations in mind. Such a computer, particularly
one for use in examination conditions, will be
silent with no audio or noisy keys, cordless in the
sennse of not being dependent on a mains power
supply, and including dry nonprogrammable
batteries. The computer will preferably have no
facility for a magnetic card input ‘or plug-in
modules of program instruction. The product
seamlessly has the capacity to help examination
bodies like WAEC, NECO, JAMB etc, to curb
malpractices.
Moreover, the instrument case includes no
calculator secured to or built into its lid. In this
embodiment, the entire upper surface of the
instrument case is transparent. The side walls and
base of the instrument case is transparent. One
main advantage of instrument cases in accordance
with the invention is that they assist invigilators in
preventing examinees from carrying into an
examination unauthorised items which could
provide unacceptable assistance to the examinee
to answer examination questions. The transparent
lid of such an instrument case will either
discourage items being brought into an
examination or make such items more apparent to
invigilators.
KAPTEK set of mathematical instruments with an
in-built scientific calculator
Besides, the transparent lid also has the advantage
of enabling a student to recognise if an important
item is missing from his or her instrument case. It
is envisaged that instrument cases in accordance
with the present invention containing only
instruments relevant to the examination to be
undertaken will be handed to examinees as they
enter an examination venue, no other instruments
not permitted can be brought to the respective
examination by the examinees.
This invention emphatically relates to a closable
instrument case for retaining inter alia a calculator
and various drawing and other mathematical
instruments used particularly by students and
more especially for use by students or candidates
in examination conditions.
It would be recalled that the West African
Examination Council had once emphasized that it
will inaugurate West African Senior School
Certificate Examinations, “branded, non-
programmable calculators and mathematical sets”
for all its examinations. The initiative, the Council
said, was to stop the increasing use of
“programmable calculators” by candidates during
examinations. However, Mr. Agbeyo’s innovation
has the potential to help WAEC and other
examination bodies and even Universities that
conduct post UME tests to achieve their
impervious or foolproof set objectives.
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