Tope Borishade has managerial experience in banking, logistics, oil, gas and electricity businesses. He is presently an executive at the Chrome Group. He has also worked at Zenith Capital Limited in Lagos and the Chicago office of Deloitte & Touch LLP. Tope holds a B.Sc. in Accounting from Obafemi Awolowo University in Nigeria and an MBA from DePaul University in the United States of America. He is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. He has participated in Executive Education Courses at the London Business School and CWC School of Energy. He enjoys networking and business development.

IBILE Oil and Gas Corporation (IOGC) is a Lagos State owned company established by law in 2013 to invest and engage in Oil and Gas activities in the upstream, midstream and downstream sectors of the Industry. We commenced operations in the 3rd quarter of 2016.

The name IBILE is an acronym of the five (5) Divisions in the state, which are Ikeja, Badagry, Ikorodu, Lagos and Epe.

kn23h:
I'm listing million/billion naira Yoruba companies, flat heads are listing aba shops



Before, their narratives was that Yorubas dont own business. I pity these illiterates.

popizaino:
not until this eye opening thread of yours I never believe we yorubas were so blessed like this because of igbo noise making making it seems they are the only one into production everytime with their normal anthem of chest beating online.

anyway thumbs up for the enlightenment and the clarification

JohnXcel:
Ese oga mi.

Mo n gbadun be sen fo awon people yen lenu pelu otito ati o daju.

(forgive any typos ooh )

kn23h:


Thanks for the appreciation, na joint effort o. We made the best bomb squad on this thread.

Ti a ko ba se fun ara wa, ta lo ma se fun wa?

laudate:

I thought someone said you got another alert of =N=20k yesterday?

deomelo:




Absolutely no sense.

GoldNiagara:


Good! Way to go, Sort out the most pressing issues, since you borrowed the money, you can give your creditor may be 30k and use the rest to get books. My opinion though but just sort out the most pressing issues.

TimJackJsm:

Yes Sir,I gave the creditors total of 68k.I have 10k to balance them.
I have never been such relieved.
Thank you so much Sir.
I am always encouraged by your words Sir.

kn23h:


Once again, Yudala is not a huge deal. Give me reasons? Facts and figures.

PS Jumai was founded by a Yoruba man.

Founders[edit]
In 2012, Jeremy Hodara and Sacha Poignonnec, co-founders and co-CEOs of Jumia, founded Jumia (formerly known as Africa Internet Group). Hodara and Poignonnec have overseen the successful launch and expansion of nine services in more than twenty countries across Africa.[citation needed]

Hodara spent seven years working at McKinsey in France, India, and the USA, consulting clients in retail and e-commerce. Hodara is a graduate of HEC Paris with a master's degree in Business Administration.[citation needed]

Poignonnec worked for McKinsey in Paris and New York, focusing on Consumer Goods and Retail. He started his career with Arthur Andersen, and then participated in the creation of Accuracy, a corporate finance boutique based in Paris. He holds a master's degree in business administration from EDHEC Business School, France, and he majored in Finance.[citation needed]

popizaino:
not until this eye opening thread of yours I never believe we yorubas were so blessed like this because of igbo noise making making it seems they are the only one into production everytime with their normal anthem of chest beating online.

anyway thumbs up for the enlightenment and the clarification

reallest:
IPod yoot won't like this thread at all

robotix:
I am Igbo and truly, I am not happy with my brothers over the nuisance they have caused and I say kudos to the OP.

@kn23h, add this==> https://techpoint.ng/2017/08/01/flutterwave-raises-10-million-dollars/

Ijaya123:


They are avoiding it because is giving them heartaches.

TimJackJsm:

Yes Sir,
I received a sum of 20,***naira ....... coupled with the 50,000 naira earlier sent.
Which I thought it were you Sir.
Am so much grateful Sir.
I have my first In course Examination today.

robotix:
If you do not know bro, Google would have helped you. eCom is my thing bro. I told you before that Jumia and Konga, including Deal Dey are ran by Foreigners but it seems you wanted to embarrass yourself more.

EXCERPT:

See attached image

and here is a link for your perusal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumia

Are you happy NOW? As you can see, they operate in other African countries, not just Nigeria.

Ego is a bad thing bro. The fact that your thread has successfully garnered this much readership does not mean you know it all and this give credence to the fact that some of your earlier posted companies might be faulty. Make sure you cross-check and verify information before posting them.

Now, some other guys would go around claiming that Jumai is owned by Yorubas because you said so and you have erroneously and ignorantly led them on.

eCommerce is my fort.

Konga, Deal Dey are not owned by Nigerians either.

Why Owners Of Jumia Sold Off Their Firm |

Jumia is rated as one of the thriving e-commerce brands in Nigeria. It became a household brand within two years. The owners’ decision to sell all their equity to some global investors has sparked interest, writes ADEDEJI ADEMIGBUJI.

Emotions ran high the day co-founders of Jumia Raphael Afeador and Tunde Kehinde broke the news to their young team of 500 experts at their Ogba, Ikeja, Lagos campus that new owners are taking over the business.

Inside the long horizontal office dormitory built beside their 90,000-square foot-warehouse, the largest campus in West Africa, where young men with an average age of 23 attend to thousands of online shoppers at the speed of light, Afeador, noted: “Jumia was an exciting one and a-half-year journey for us. We are extremely proud of Jumia and wish all the best to the company and all the people here.”

If Afeador’s message was not clear enough, his partner, Kehinde put the message succinctly. “As we move on to start our own businesses, we owe a lot to every member of the team, together we made history, together we have built Nigeria’s first and biggest online retail brand; a fate we never would have achieved without you.”

The meeting ended an era in Jumia, which has won several local and international awards for pioneering Nigeria’s first e-commerce website.

In a brand life cycle, the growth stage is a level when sales start growing exponentially.

During that stage, brand managers or investors often chart a new strategic direction to increase distribution to further enhance sales, according to netmba.com. As a strategic option, a company may also improve the quality of their product brands, adding various flavours or features as the success could attract one or more companies, more competitors into the market with their own competing brands; in effect, some competitors may try to lower prices to gain marketing share.

However, for the Jumia co-founders, to increase market share and sustain its leadership position against growing competition in Nigeria’s rising e-commerce market, bringing venture capital appears to have become the option. This option necessitated the founders’ exit, to build a new brand. Experts are wondering what could have pushed founders of such high networth company, to sell the brand to African Internet Holding, which is owned by a controversial German e-commerce cloning king.

The total global investment in Jumia later saw MTN, Rocket Internet and Millicom International Cellular acquire 33.3 per cent equity each in Africa Internet Holding, a partnership that will expand MTN online retail and other essential digital services on the African continent. http://www.theparadigmng.com/2014/02/19/owners-jumia-sold-firm/ ; https://ynaija.com/how-tunde-and-raphael-got-here-a-profile-of-jumias-million-dollar-ex-ceos/

Biodun Shobanjo is the chairman Nigeria largest marketing communication conglomerate and the founding CEO of insight communication


Biodun Shobanjo who currently serves as the Chairman of Troyka, with Jimi Awosika as the Managing Director / CEO.

The International Brand Award Nominees and HSBS Global has named Mrs Tope Jemerigbe, managing director of DKK, as its Best Female Brand CEO of the Year 2014. At an event, which held at Sheraton Lagos on September 11, the organisers noted that Jemerigbe’s exceptional performance during the year in review put her ahead of other contenders.

Basic123:


Even ojukwu made his money in lagos.

They really have problem

1.They will claim lagos is no man's land when virtually 70% of Igbo(s) in lagos speak yoruba,the language of the city,while other tribes like hausa and fulani etc will not claim the same thing. you know why?....hausa/fulani has kano,ijaw has portharcourt.......but they are only struggling had to promote Anambra.

2.When lagos is flooded it will become a yoruba land to them.

3.When we are talking of lagos they will be shouting anambra and when an economical indices place southwest above them they will be shouting "REMOVE LAGOS" but they want Anambra retained.

4.when we want to stop their baby cry,we will remove Lagos yet we will still be above them.Then they will start shouting..."OGUN(nationally and internationally recognized industrial hub of Nigeria) IS NOT AS INDUSTRIALIZED AS ANAMBRA(A state not even as industrialized as kano).

5.In short,THERE INFERIORITY COMPLEX IS VISIBLE TO THE BLIND.

laudate:

All thanks goes to God, for His mercies. Those funds came from the owner of that company, a wonderful Yoruba lady, that just happens to be a rather close friend of mine. I wish you best of luck in your exams.

ottohan:
SKULL MINNING BUSINESS NIGERIA LIMITED
headquaters OGUN STATE
Branch offices LAGOS, ONDO, EKITI, OYO(BROWN ROOF)

TimJackJsm:

Thank you so much Sir.
May GOD Bless you so much Sir and the compassionate Yoruba woman and the Yoruba Nation Greatly.Amen.
**************

Nwakaumu:
After ikare ekiti,go to ogbomosho the home of idp camps south west axis,to se grinding poverty and mud houses.dont venture into ogun o,if you want come back with your skull intact

laudate:

This is wicked! You have just finished them! So if Oyo state does not supply Anambra state with day old chicks, it means the poultry business in Anambra would die.... amazing!

kodath:

arguing with demented people is just lowering our status..they can never beat an igbo man no matter what....

Ilovemystate:


List of industries owned by Yorubas in Ogun

popizaino:
when an igbo man is trying to measure up with a yoruba man.