laudate:


Toyosi Olugbenga Olawepo is the Chairman of Bresson Energy Limited UK, an oil and gas firm specialising in Independent Power Production (IPP) in emerging economies, and Bresson A.S Nigeria Limited, one of Nigeria's pioneer Independent Power Producers. Olawepo is a graduate of the University of Lagos Nigeria, and also holds a Masters' degree in Global Affairs from the University of Buckingham, UK, where he won the prestigious Max Bellof Award for Best Student in Global Affairs. He trained at the International Human Resource Corporation (IHRDC) in Boston Massachusetts, where he completed a certificate in International Petroleum Management.





Toyosi Olugbenga Olawepo is also the Chairman of Oilworld Limited. He has been in private business for about 23 years, working substantially in the energy sector worldwide. Olawepo is the President of Transnational Energy Corporation, TEC in the USA, which specializes in oil and gas exploration and trading.

Bresson Magboro Power Project is a pioneer Independent Power Project (IPP) conceived in the wake of the Lagos State/Enron partnership. It was then the only IPP without financial involvement of any State or Federal Government. In 2004, the project received the approval of Federal Government as an IPP to sell electricity under a Power Purchase Agreement to PHCN.



The Bresson Magboro Project has evolved over the years, seeking the right policy environment, such as the availability of a Cost Recoverable Tariff for the grid, credible off-taker, and reliable fuel supply.

On February 28, 2012 the EPC contract for the construction of a 90megawatts plant for Magboro, was signed. The plant has a configuration of 2 units of GE LM 6000.



Toyosi Olugbenga Olawepo has been recognized nationally and internationally. He was awarded the Kwame Nkrumah's Leadership Award by The Africa Students Union (AASU) and the Veteran Award in Caracas, Venezuela in 2005 by the World Federation of Democratic Youths.





Bresson A.S Nigeria Limited, has also signed a 250MW power generation agreement in Paris, France with Aggreko Regional Director, Mr. Christopher Jacquin. Aggreko Plc, is the world's largest temporary power generation company. The project is to be sited in industrial clusters, across the country. An additional 20MW project which is a joint project between Bresson and Aggreko, is designed to serve the immediate neighbourhood of Magboro in Ogun State, as an embedded generation option.

Deedeedeeone:

deomelo, laudate, kn23h.

Femi Olubanwo joined the Palton Morgan Holdings in 2015 as a non-executive director and was appointed as the Chairman in the same year. He currently serves as a partner at Banwo & Ighodalo, a firm he co-established after a short stint with the Lagos State Ministry of Justice.

He is often cited as one of the Leading Lawyers in the world, particularly in the areas of Banking, Finance and Mining by many international legal publications such as Chambers Global, Who’s Who Legal and the IFLR 1000.

In February 1991, he co-established the law firm, Banwo & Ighodalo, as a Partnership. The firm has since grown from two Partners and one Associate to today’s nearly 60 lawyers including 7 Partners. A full service firm, Banwo & Ighodalo is well known for its many high profile transactions in its specialized areas of Capital Markets, Financing, Project Finance, Mergers & Acquisitions and Energy.

Femi served the Government of Nigeria in several economic sector reform committees. He was appointed a member of the Bureau of Public Enterprises' Solid Minerals Sector Steering Committee (2000) by the National Council on Privatisation, the apex body charged with responsibility for the implementation of the Nigerian government's privatisation and commercialisation programme.

He also served as Chairman of a Committee established by the Ministry of Finance to formulate and draft a Code of Governance / Ethics for Capital Market Regulators.
Femi has published and presented papers on different topics in his areas of practice and he is a director of many companies operating in diverse sectors of the Nigerian economy.

He graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) honours degree from the University of Lagos in 1981 and was admitted to the Nigerian Bar in 1982.

Foremost security printing firm in Nigeria, providing specialist secure print solutions to Sub-Saharan Africa.

Prior to starting up Superflux, Tokunbo was a pioneer staff of Guaranty Trust Bank Plc. During his 8-year stint, he served and headed various positions in the bank, such as Corporate Banking, Retail Banking, Corporate Services and Banking Operations.

Tokunbo left the bank in 1998 to fill the then pressing gap in the provision of high quality secure instruments. He has since grown Superflux from a 2-man trading company at inception to over 300 employees in a full fledge ultra modern manufacturing facility in Nigeria and has become the market leader and reliable service provider to major financial institutions, government agencies in Nigeria and its environs.

As part of business integration, in 2003 he set up Speedyprints Limited, a pioneering secure document management outsourcing concern and Papyrus Limited, a paper handling and envelope manufacturing company. A Ghana manufacturing subsidiary is also in operation.

In more recent times, Tokunbo has made strategic acquisitions and investments in several medium scale companies in agro-allied, steel manufacturing, logistics and real estate sectors; one of such acquisitions is Courierplus Services Limited which was acquired mid 2012.

Tokunbo is a prominent knowledge contributor, debater and international speaker. He serves on the board of several notable companies and committees and is a mentor some distinguished entrepreneurial initiatives including The FATE Foundation and Entrepreneurial Development Centre (EDC) of the Lagos Business School, Nigeria. He is a very active philanthropist with special focus in educational upliftment.

Tokunbo published his first book The Mind's Game in June 2012. The book catalogues his entrepreneurial journey with useful tips on how to venture into and succeed as an entrepreneur especially with the special challenging circumstances in Africa.

In 2008, Superflux International Limited competed and won the prestigious Legatum Pioneers of Prosperity Africa Awards as Grand Prize Winner aand in 2009, Tokunbo was honoured with the FATE Foundation Entrepreneur of the year Award.

He is the Vice President (South-West) of Nigerian Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (NASME) and an active supporter of the Chartered Institute of Nigerian Printers Association (CIPPON)

A Physiotherapy graduate from University of Ife, Nigeria, he obtained his MBA from University of Lagos, Nigeria. He is an alumni of the Lagos Business School. A native of Ogun State, Nigeria, Tokunbo is happily married with 3 children.

He is the Chief Executive officer/Chairman of Marco polo Cuisine limited. He obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from the prestigious University of Ibadan in 1995 after his primary school education in Hampshire and Letch worth in UK. He started his working career with E.F.C. Greengate Nigeria Ltd, which is the 3rd largest furniture company in West Africa.

From there he proceeded to Quarry Group Holdings Limited where he worked as a Personal Assistant to the Chairman. Because of his passion for good and quality food, he decided to move to the food industry and he set up his own organization, which is called Marcopolo Cuisine Limited.

He is currently a Director in E.F.C. Greengate Nigeria Limited. He is also certified in Strategic Management from Cornell School of Hotel Administration in Ithaca New York. He sits on the board of several companies; he has over 15 years of relevant work experience. He is a philanthropist and God-fearing person.

Adewole is a “returnee” with 18 years experience in the UK Building Services and Facilities Management industry. Having spent his early career with Satchwell Control Systems (Schneider Group), he worked with the UK facilities management giant, Mitie Group in the 1990s before joining ABB Building Technologies in 2002 as Business Controller.

In January 2004 Mr. Aderogba was one of 20 senior executives involved in a management buy-out from ABB Group. As right-hand to the MD, he was instrumental in transforming the new company (Inviron Limited) from a struggling M&E installation business into one of the UK’s most admired Facilities Management companies. Inviron’s portfolio of contracts included Heathrow, Stansted & Manchester Airports, The Houses of Parliament, Airbus' factory in Bristol and more than 20 major shopping malls across the UK.

In February 2011 Inviron was acquired by Dutch Group - Imtech Plc ($4bn turnover) at which point Mr. Aderogba took the opportunity to return home to contribute his international experience to the Nigerian FM industry.

Throughout our earliest years, we shopped for the highest-quality of equipments and became the appointed rental company for many of the leading event management companies that we still proudly work with today.

In the years that followed. Rapid Rentals grew at a tremendous rate. The early parts of 2011 allowed us to acquire more assets, boost our staffs and ultimately expand the company. Meanwhile, we embraced the opportunity to expand our clientele by making our rental services available for corporate clients i.e banks, schools, telecom companies, hospitals, churches, etc.

As a result of our increasing success in Lagos, our continual commitment to customer service, and growing customer-base, Wole and Tunbosun set sights on expanding our service throughout Nigeria.

Today, Rapid Rentals corporate office is situated at 3, Anifowoshe off Kofo Abayomi, Victoria Island, Lagos, while yard is situated at 52/53, Akanbi Onitiri Close, Off Eric Moore, Surulere. We have invested in acquiring the quality rental equipment backed by an insightful sales team, knowledgeable technical team and committed operations department.


What originated as Wole and Tunbosun’s dream has now become a legacy - at Rapid Rentals, we are committed to customer satisfaction and we will go above and beyond to provide exceptional service to current and potential customers. We strive to build permanent relationships and earn customers for life, and we genuinely appreciate each and every opportunity we are given to be of service to you.

kn23h:


I leave am to the best two. I'm going through the pages to save our data.

ModsWillKillNL:


Exactly.

The new set of most mumus may think it's by number of pages and run along with it.

We must not create a loophole for them to capitalise on.

shukuokukobambi:


Yeepaa!!!!

Shame on you raker300. Don't they have integrity where you come from? How can you be so blatantly criminal? Never wanted to increase the viewership of this bumbling show but this fraud should even be beneath your very low standards. jeez!!! is this desperation or what?

weldone deomelo. You dey try on these folks

Remi heads the Board & Management Team. With over 24years post graduation experience, he is a seasoned Pharmacist, an accomplished Marketer, experienced Manager and Leader. He has had vast experience spanning New Product Development, Product Management, Sales and Marketing management, Team-Building, General Management and Leadership gathered in the course of a 16-year working experience with leading multinational companies including Sandoz, Novartis and Janssen-Cilag (a Johnson & Johnson company).

In recognition of his contributions to the development of the Nigerian Pharmaceutical Industry, Mr.Adeseun was honoured with the prestigious Merit Award medal of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (Lagos State) in 2002.

At the Pharmaceutical Industry Level, Mr. Adeseun co-founded and is also a former National Co-Ordinator of the Nigerian Representatives of Overseas Pharmaceutical Manufacturers (NIROPHARM), an umbrella body for the foremost multinational Pharmaceutical and Healthcare product companies operating in Nigeria such as Pfizer, GlaxoSmithkline, Janssen-Cilag, AstraZeneca, Novartis,etc. NIROPHARM's inputs as articulated by Adeseun have been well received and are much sought after at the highest levels of healthcare policy formulation and administration in Nigeria.

Mr. Adeseun is a prominent member of the Lagos Country Club, Ikeja, where he is one of the few members who have been privileged to serve twice on the club'smanagement council as Social Secretary (1999-2000) and Chairman of the Snooker/Billiards

ModsWillKillNL:


Can you now see why I can't but quote and their thrash empty posts on our thread thereby cleverly avoiding arguing with them on their dustbin of a thread?

They are just too mischievous and petty to be ignored.

These guys were almost telling us what we were not and having some innocent ones among us believe it.

Thank God for this thread.

shukuokukobambi:


You can see deomelo didn't just quote the baga and drop any comment for the sake of it? He actually dug the internet and brought proof to debunk their lies? I've been waiting for one of them to counter him but even mad dog dey sabi the sight of fire. Don't bring their rubbish here. Just allow our thread to grow at it's pace with meaningful and focused contributions.

Indeed. Gratitude to all contributors for this thread

Ihatepork:
Double standards of Nairaland mods. I just want to show you guys before they delete my post

Yoruba crime thread

https://www.nairaland.com/3995151/alfa-keeps-human-parts-friend

https://www.nairaland.com/3993803/4-year-old-girl-killed-blood-sprinkled

https://www.nairaland.com/3992818/lagos-police-arrest-man-womans

Igbo crime thread

https://www.nairaland.com/3996325/us-court-jails-nigerian-hacker

Origamist:
@ Laudate :
Boss,no vex.
GMT Energy Resources
Emadeb Energy Services Ltd.
Dovewell Group

laudate:
Capt. Mrs. Bolaji Agbelusi, is a well-trained pilot. Under Aero Contractors, she became the first female pilot in West Africa, to have had a flight with all-female crew, also commanded by Agbelusi. She started as a pilot with Aero Contractors, but is now with Caverton Helicopters. Bolaji has been described as smart, intelligent and stands for social justice, transformation and social development in our country.



While she was still with Aero Contractors, Agbelusi took command of the flight from Lagos at 11:55 hours and returned to Lagos, touching down at 14:28 hours to a grand reception, attended by Director General of Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, Harold Demuren in Lagos. She is the 8th woman pilot produced in Nigeria, the 5th female captain in Nigeria aviation industry, and the first female pilot in Africa to fly an all female crew. She started nursing the ambition of flying at age seven. Married to an Anglican priest for over a decade, she still keeps her home while actively flying.



She joined Aero in 1998 as a second officer on the DHC-6n aircraft, and currently flies Bombardier Dash 8. Her Career began with her training at Versatile Aviation Inc, Ardmore , Oklahoma , USA in 1997.

On returning to Nigeria and joining AeroContractors, she was trained on the DeHaviland Twin-Otter, prior to upgrading to the Bombardier Dash 8. She was later upgraded to the position of Commander on the Dash 8.




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Captain Tolulope Ita, is a 37 years old lady from Ogun State, married to an Akwa Ibom man. They have a family of seven. She schooled in Lagos & attended Igbobi Girls High School, and later proceeded to the University of Ilorin, where she got a degree in Computer Science after which she proceeded to the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT) Zaria for flying courses and graduated as a pilot and started working with Aero Contractors.



While in Aero, she did her Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) in the United States; that is a prequalification before becoming a captain, and it costs a lot of money; between $5,000 and $10,000. And also did some training in auditing as well as a course in Flight Operations Management and she is presently the Fleet Manager of the Dash-8 aircraft in Aero Contractors.

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ModsWillKillNL:
You guys must promise me that you will sustain the current 113 page lead before I stop.

Once I see that notice the lead has dropped to 110. I will be back.

And you guys must stop posting on their dustbin of a thread.

Deal

Before I joined this thread fully, the lead had been reduced to 96 pages.

Quite pathetic!

laudate:


Ba-aa-ad guy!! You remind me of this chap I used to know - a Fulani Ilorin bloke that took no prisoners, whenever the chips were down!

IboEnvyYorubas:
This is beyond commendale.

ModsWillKillNL:
And who is he?

laudate:


Am telling you! When I was conducting the research for that piece, I discovered that the highest number of female pilots were Yoruba!! Those chics no dey fear at all! The youngest pilot who qualified at the age of 23 years, is also a Yoruba girl, Imoleayo! I am doing something on her as well. Most of these pilot babes work for Aero.

deomelo:




Tokunbo Talabi is the President/CEO of Superflux International Limited

Superflux International Limited was incorporated as a private limited liability company in 1995 and commenced business in 1998 in Victoria Island, Lagos. It subsequently moved its security printing facility to a 12,000 square meter purpose built factory complex located at 3 Vori close, Ogba Industrial area. It has a staff strength of over 300 employees.

Accredited by the Central Bank of Nigeria, Central Bank of Zambia and other West African Central Banks, it is the industry leader for cheque provision and other security printing solutions in Nigeria and has become the preferred supplier of cheques to major banks in Nigeria, having over 80% market share. Its services cut across the financial, manufacturing, entertainment, education sectors as well as Government agencies in Nigeria and across several African countries. http://www.superfluxnigeria.com/about.aspx

vonxe:
[s]I agree with ModsWillKillNL yorubas do not need to leave nigeria if nigeria is properly restructured. western region was developing at her pace with international relation with other countries. But if not properly restructured then the best option is to pull out. Yoruba nation still have faction amongst them, what makes them united is because they are fighting for a common goal.

Yorubas play politics with a do or die attitude it has affected the mentality of illiterate people. When ijebus were controlling lagos politics in the first republic in other to silence them others came with a stereotype about ijebus, same applied to awolowo-akintola rivalry. When Ekiti was under ondo state controlling almost the ministries because they are well educated another stereotype was created. Ijeshas as business oriented people were doing well others came up with stereotypes to prevent them from dominating. Unfortunately this stereotypes still lingers among the illiterates in yoruba land.

Same politics is being played in Nigeria of today.

If you visit ondo state for example, we have ilajes, akoko, owos, ondo and akure , they have slightly different culture and intonation and the politics there is not easy.

Recent media fights between alake and awujale, ooni and oba of lagos is an indication that the homogeneity created by ajayi crowther is not yet 100%, although nollywood, cultural festivals, institutions, urbanisation effect, bible and quran translation are greatly driving the homogeneity agenda. e.g compare akoko of pre-akugba university to akoko of post-akungba university, lagos urbanization, religious activities. you will notice the homogeneity. I pray Akeredolu completes the ilaje-lagos bridge

MarkFemi, you are from akoko edo, how many people from your area believes they are wholly yorubas?

These cracks are not visible now but believe me it will be visible when power tossing comes into the equation.

But with the rate things are going and internet shaping things up give yorubas 40 years from now the homogeneity would have become 90%.

Pls get a book on Yoruba politics, pre and post colonial area. It is available in OAU library.

Proper restructuring is the best option. Am not a yoruba man but i have stayed and learnt from various group in yoruba kingdom.

Fighting for an independent country is a long term goal not now![/s]

ODVanguard:
It's pretty clear from the awesome job that the likes of hilroy, deomelo, laudate and the rest of our prolific posters are doing on this thread that Yorubas run well organized & structured companies that operate in line with international best practices. So much so that you can quite easily access, compile or put together their company profiles as well as the profiles of the individuals behind them by doing a simple online search about them.

Our lousy neighbours on the other hand have run out of REAL entrepreneurs . Therefore they have resorted to making up fictitious 'companies', putting up igbo employees as owners of non-igbo owned companies, including Okoro & son 2x2 shops, or infinitely repeating innoson, teragro, Linda Ikeji and the likes to keep their thread going. Odikwa egwu o.

GoldNiagara:
Laudate deomelo there is this locally made android and tab, called imose, kindly research if it is owned by omoluabi. There is also another one called piris.

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Founder of Olashore International School, Oba Oladele Olashore (CON)

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JeetKuneDo:
Everytime potor clowns post bullshit on FP. These are the lazy replies I see from Yorubas

Hater spotted

Igbo spotted

Tribalist oshi

Tribalism will kill you

Jealousy will kill you

Grow up bro

Wth! Are these clapbacks? Smh