laudate:

Reddington Hospital Group is a multi-specialist facility offering tertiary level care. The hospital has launched a new healthcare facility, that provides super specialist expert care across a range of clinical specialisations. The founder of the hospital is Dr. Adeyemi Onabowale, a British-trained, consultant cardiologist.





Known as the Maxy Super-Specialty Centre it offers professional advice, treatment and management of conditions and diseases using specialists in Otorhinolaryngology (Ear Nose and Throat), Dentistry, Ophthalmology and Optometry (Eye conditions), Endoscopy as well as other specialist areas such as dialysis and sleep therapy.



With their new clinic, anyone can access the best expertise available, professional advice and ongoing support across a wide array of specialist healthcare disciplines without the need for a referral by a doctor.”

ENT specialists that treat a wide range of ear, nose and throat conditions, as well as head and neck conditions are part of their medical team. They are supported by skilled hearing therapists (audiologists), and speech and language therapists, who are professionally qualified in the field. Their state of the art endoscopy centre is able to provide diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the digestive tract, along with other skilled treatments that are not readily available in Nigeria.”





Reddington Hospital also conducted the first successful cardiac angioplasty and stenting procedure in the country, on July 6, 2009, by a team of specialists led by the hospital's consultant interventional cardiologist, and the Medical Director of its cardiac centre, Dr. Yemi Johnson. The state-of-the-art digital cardiac catheterisation suite and cardiac centre, is located within its premises in Victoria Island, Lagos. It is affiliated with the Cromwell Hospital in London.



Reddington Hospital also opened a Breast and Gynae Centre for women, recently. It is equipped with cutting edge technological support, never before seen in West Africa. They include a 3D Digital Breast Tomosynthesis (3D Mammography), a 3D Automatic Breast Ultrasound System (3D ABUS), a 3D Digital Streotaxic Biopsy System (3D Stereo), and a 3D MRI with 1.5 Tesla GE Explorer Technology.

IboEnvyYorubas:
Why are Yorubas so damn successful?

totit:


You are still wasting my time,and besides you've not show my anything about your tribe worthwhile to be envy for, ofcourse, except your imaginary wealth



Ourmumudondo#
Iboliesburstedatlast#


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ModsWillKillNL:
@laudate

Don't post on the ibo thread again.

The aim of their useless thread is to hit 200 pages and you are helping them.

Their age long foolishness (trying to measure up to Yorubas) has been laid bare before them and now that is their only consolation (hitting 200 pages)

deomelo:




Sheri Williams
Chair Person-Founder.

laudate:

Thank you my brother, but ah, I cannot take the credit, o ! So many people contributed. Even your good self! From k23nh who opened the thread to Deomelo, hilroy, mercyville, totit, Ofemannnu, logica, ODVanguard, MasterChen, Dumaknesset, Jahel2, Oxtonguy, Markfemi2, Kaysco, Vonxe, Konquest, shukuokukobambi, Ereolamide, Basic123, , Deedeedeee1, omofunaab, OAUTemitayo, GoldNiagara, Gberra, Shym3xx, NCP, NeoOduduwa, okway, iblawi, Jetleeee, ibkayee, ProWalker, CeterisXVII, Ritchiee, Wristbangle, Ijaya123, SuperS1Panther, obaaderemi, scholes0, Uglyojuku, Kagawa10, updatechange, Henryyy, Guestlander, JohnXcel, ba7man, PROUDLYAFONJA1, Dalek, forgiveness, Belmot, Decksaltedxx, menace1, johnserek, StOla, CltrAltDel , tdayof, Obamaofusa, Oyb, lazeal, Osaze007, EloGoodlife, Sanchez01, and so many others I can't remember.... may God bless you all. You guys, rock!! You are all simply the best!

*PS: I apologise to anyone who has contributed but whose name has been omitted involuntarily. Please forgive me. Eledumare knows your name. May He continue to bless you...!

laudate:


Berkely Cupola Nigeria Limited (BCNL), is one of the few firms in West Africa, that offer MasterCard^TM personalization services. The company is owned by Tunde Kilaso, a graduate of University of Westminster, UK. It was formerly known as Berkely Nigeria Limited, before he decided to establish a partnership with Cupola Plastic Cards in Dubai. This led to the re-branding of the firm.



BCNL also offers personalization of other financial cards (e.g. VISA), membership cards, loyalty cards, ID cards etc., for various customers ranging from banks and IT firms to schools, super markets and other organisations.





Their plant, equipped with state of the art facilities, is capable of personalizing over two hundred thousand cards every fortnight, and can easily be scaled to greater capacity. Their main area of expertise lies in Financial Card Manufacturing (e.g • EMV cards • Proprietary cards • Magnetic Stripe cards • Contactless cards). BCNL also provides services such as: • Chip Initialization • Data Processing • Data Input • PIN Application, as well as the following card services: • Fulfillment • Insert Management • Packaging • Mailing, etc.

MasterChen:
The biggest tech incubators and accelerators in Nigeria are owned by Yorubas

Cc hub owned by Bosun Tijani

Emerging platforms is owned by Kola Aina

Venia Hub is owned by Kola Oyeneyin

Wennovationhub is owned by Wole Odetayo and

Leadpath Nigeria is owned by Olumide Soyombo

BabaRamota1980:


Its not that Yoruba isn't aware of the benefits of a dissolved Nigeria, but that historically our civilization bequeathed to us a legacy of dimensional growth and expansion. Even when faced with the worst adversity we triumph. Dissolution of Nigeria and the resulting benefits pale in scale when compared with the challenges of Kiriji War for instance. We did not dissolve the Yoruba Commonwealth because of competition and today we see that we are better off for it. The Yoruba signature is that of a builder, the one who takes nothing and brings out of it something beautiful to behold, or who meets a dilapidated situation and invests in its improvement and rebrand.

We are resilient and we are creators of urban civilization and order.

We have vast investments in Nigeria, the challenge we face will wear down in the course of our resilient stay, and we shall triumph and return to the regional governance.

ModsWillKillNL:


Oyo border made that much because of Nigeria.

Why are you guys so shallow

MasterChen:



That best in Africa go raise eye brows small oh breh. The Kenyans aren't playing at all lol. But yeah.. We are miles ahead of everyone in Nigeria. Have y'all seen this?

http://techcabal.com/2016/09/19/nigerias-top-programmers-as-ranked-by-github/

Almost all of them are Yoruba.

According to Hacker rank, Nigeria ranks 3rd on the list of countries with the best programmers. We all know yorubas are the ones who put Nigeria on that list. We tagged lalashitlala the day we opened threads on it. He never moved any of them. That one na story for another day

Sadly, our people don't know these things. I'd like to believe it's because we don't suffer from inferiority complex like those clowns. But then again, it's upon every Yoruba man to know what's happening around him before outsiders start pulling out useless figures.

If you go to Andela in Yaba , na Yoruba full the place. Same with most of the startups in Yaba. We just have this natural flair for tech. It should be known.

Hopefully, we can sustain it so Tech doesn't become another thing Yorubas "used" to dominate like education

FlyoruB:


According to him, all our talents, hardwork and brilliance are because of 'One Nigeria' and would be useless without 'One Nigeria'. Yoruba folks ought to be competing with the likes of the Japanese, Americans , Germans on the world stage. But we have been reduced to competing with yibbo people coz we are trapped in this contraption that tells us we can't develop past a certain point because some other parts have to play catchup and slow down the rest of us, we can't generate our own power (even though we certainly have the capacity to) because some people who have not invested money in IPPs like our states have would feel bad, or we must get permission from Abuja to allow us build a light rail on our own soil. We are supposed to endure the jealousy and envy of some people we share the same country with, who wish us ill and hope the worst befalls Lagos and the rest of the SW. Only a self-loathing slave would choose such existence over the inpendence to chart his own course through life.

For many who are conversant with startup accelerators in Nigeria, Olumide Soyombo is not new in the game. He currently heads Leadpath, a startup accelerator that has invested in series of startups many of which are doing very well with the short time and challenging times we are in.

According to the company’s disclosure, Olumide Soyombo holds a BSc in Systems Engineering from University of Lagos, Nigeria and a MSc (Distinction) in Business and Information Technology from the Aston Business School, Birmingham, England. His scholastic achievements earned him Beta Gamma Sigma Society membership.

As co-founder of Bluechip Technologies, Olumide has a formidable reputation in the corporate sector. He has implemented solutions for a wide a range of establishments, including Etisalat Nigeria, Access Bank Plc, MTN Zambia, Airtel Nigeria, Multi-links Telkom, UAC, NNPC, and NDIC.

Olumide Soyombo has from 2008 nurtured Bluechip Technologies Ltd from an organization with two employees to an organization with over 70 consultants spread across Lagos and Lusaka, Zambia. Under his careful directorship, Bluechip Technologies has achieved several firsts in this region e.g. First Oracle Specialized Partner in Business Intelligence, First Oracle Partner to Implement Oracle Communications Data Model and first Oracle partner to implement the renowned Oracle Exadata Machine.

A serial entrepreneur, Olumide sits on the board of several organizations including ; Lead Path Global Asset Management, Bluechip Technologies , Bluechip Haulage and Logistics Limited, Global Executive Management (GEM) Ltd, Accutrade Nig. Ltd and West Acton Ltd. These ventures have demonstrated his competence in growing small businesses into reputable outfits; some of these SME’s currently generate annual turnovers in excess of $5million.

As a favourite hobby, Olumide is an avid squash player and lives in Lagos. Leadpath has invested in several startups PushCV, Unregista, MediTell, RSVP and others.

When the federal government adopted HumanManager^TM software under a World Bank financed Integrated Payroll & Personnel Information System (IPPIS) project, involving 7 MDAs, over 12 billion Naira was saved over an initial 24 months period. http://www.ncs.org.ng/john-obaro/

In October 2011, after a rigorous evaluation process by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation (OAGF) with support from their foreign consultants, Remita^TM an e-payment and e-collection platform owned by SystemSpecs was selected ahead of local and foreign options to provide the electronic payment technology to power the federal government’s Treasury Single Account (TSA) initiative. Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi was at the time CBN governor. Former deputy governors of the CBN, Mr Tunde Lemo and Mr John Ayo, signed the contract on behalf of the Inter Departmental Committee of the central bank. https://www.newsheadlines.com.ng/leadership-newspapers/2015/12/25/tsa-and-remita-the-full-story/

Markfemi2:
Na we get the place restaurant too
lol Ibo does not have up to 13% of Lag as far as I'm concerned

MasterChen:



That best in Africa go raise eye brows small oh breh. The Kenyans aren't playing at all lol. But yeah.. We are miles ahead of everyone in Nigeria. Have y'all seen this?

http://techcabal.com/2016/09/19/nigerias-top-programmers-as-ranked-by-github/

Almost all of them are Yoruba.

According to Hacker rank, Nigeria ranks 3rd on the list of countries with the best programmers. We all know yorubas are the ones who put Nigeria on that list. We tagged lalashitlala the day we opened threads on it. He never moved any of them. That one na story for another day

Sadly, our people don't know these things. I'd like to believe it's because we don't suffer from inferiority complex like those clowns. But then again, it's upon every Yoruba man to know what's happening around him before outsiders start pulling out useless figures.

If you go to Andela in Yaba , na Yoruba full the place. Same with most of the startups in Yaba. We just have this natural flair for tech. It should be known.

Hopefully, we can sustain it so Tech doesn't become another thing Yorubas "used" to dominate like education

IboEnvyYorubas:
Still archiving......only on page 214.

Lord

laudate:
@mercyville,
Pls may I suggest that instead of drawing up such a long list, it would be better to just go through the thread to check who has been profiled, before listing those who have not been mentioned at all.

It would be faster & easier that way. And it would help us avoid repetition, which could make the thread quite boring. I do hope you understand. Thanks.
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Laoye Jaiyeola
Akinpelu Obisesan
Jacob Odulate - Yes, he was mentioned on page 122, and highlighted, on a few other pages.
Akin Babalola Kamar Odunsi
Adeola Odutola - Yes, he has been featured. Please check page 169.
Chris Ogunbanjo - Yes, he has been featured. Please check pages 201 & 208.
Ayo Ogunsheye - Is he a business person?
Wole Oguntokun
Toun Okewale Sonaiya
Molade Okoya-Thomas
Razaq Okoya - Yes, he has been featured. Kindly check page 118, 122, 212.
Femi Olubanwo
Otunba Fatai Olukoga
Lawrence Omole - Yes, he has been profiled. Kindly check pages 11, 14, 15, 16.
Debo Onifade
Oluseun Onigbinde - Yes, he has been featured on page 148.
Gbenga Oyebode
Olateju Oyeleye
Seriki Williams Abass
Biodun Shobanjo - Yes, he has been featured. Pls check page 201.
Ernest Shonekan - Yes, his company has been profiled. Kindly check page 180.
Taiwo Afolabi - Yes, he has been profiled. Kindly check page 190.
Taiwo Olowo
Olusola Teniola
Adewale Tinubu
Lanre Towry-Coker - Yes, he has been profiled. Kindly check page 201.
Ade Tuyo
William Vivour - He is an historic figure from the slave trade era. Didn't someone suggest a different thread for such people?
Bankole Vivour - Another historic figure. I thought someone suggested a different thread should be created for them?
Samuel Herbert Pearse
Crispin Curtis Adeniyi-Jones
Christopher Sapara Williams
James Pinson Labulo Davies - Isn't he an historic figure. I thought someone suggested a different thread should be created for them?
Thomas Babington Macaulay - Another historic figure. Didn't someone suggest a different thread should be created for them?
Candido Da Rocha - - Another historic figure. Shouldn't he be on a different thread created for them?
Ade Bajomo - Yes, he has been featured on page 208
Dele Bakare
Alani Bankole - Yes, he has been profiled. Pls check page 201.
Richard Beale Blaize
Talabi Braithwaite
Samuel O Owokoniran
Quincy Olasumbo Ayodele - Yes, she has just been profiled on page 214.
Adunni Bankole
Alani Bankole - Yes, a report has been done on him. Pls check page 201.
Gbubemi Fregene - He is NOT Yoruba. He is Itsekiri.
Adesola Kazeem Adeduntan - He is just a Commissioner for Health in Oyo State. Do we have to profile him?
Olajumoke Adenowo - Yes, she has been profiled. Kindly check page 138, and 214
Sasha P (born Anthonia Yetunde Alabi) - She is a musician, not a business person. I thought it was agreed to avoid musicians & entertainers, & restrict this thread to company owners?
Chief Temitope Ajayi
Nike Akande
Toyosi Akerele-Ogunsiji - Yes, she has been profiled. Pls check page 177.
Omowunmi Akinnifesi - Why does she have to be featured? She was just a beauty queen?
Olatunji Ajisomo Alabi - Yes, he has been profiled. Kindly check page 203.
Adeyemo Alakija - Yes, please read up his profile on page 204.
Alimotu Pelewura - This is a historic figure. Are we allowed to feature such people on this thread? I thought someone said another thread should be created for them?

laudate:


Archiving? Where??

"...... the first major challenge we had was that all our transactions were going through the switch, and we had challenges because of the volume, we were simultaneously trying to pass through the switch. This is because this switch was designed primarily, to serve individual customers who want to do one transaction, at a time.

They maybe many, but they do it one at a time as against where we started which was salary processing, and you need to pay fifty to one hundred thousand people at once, through the same file. So we were having quite some technology issues. That led us to start thinking of an alternative approach to the same problem, and that’s how we ended up creating the non-switch model.

This involved a lot of technology thinking and accounting knowledge, to be able to arrive at that model.

Another challenge we had was that having brought in payroll, and all that features that makes life easier for customers, and because we tend to work with banks, they would have agreed some fixed amounts with customers, and no matter what you come up with after that, they now expect you to reduce your own price, to match whatever random number, they have promised whoever. Those are the challenges, but we will continue to educate that for you to have premium platforms, you need to invest in technology financially.

One thing that God has blessed this company with, is a very intelligent and enthusiastic workforce, which you would have seen in your interaction with them, at various levels. That apart, we believe in the passion that we have in the organisation, that any assignment we are given, we will deliver. Even for Nigeria, our country, it’s a vision come true, being given the privilege to deliver those things. So by God’s grace we will not fail. Read more at: _{http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/03/next-challenge-move-cashless-paperless-transactions-systemspec-ceo/}

Remita Mobile App will provide individuals with a much easier way to manage their finance,” said John Obaro, SystemSpecs’ Managing Director at a ceremony held recently in Lagos where a new Remita logo was also unveiled. “Now, with Remita App, customers of various banks will experience increased convenience, as they would be able to access their various accounts, seamlessly settle bills, and stay in firm control of their finance, anytime, from anywhere, on a single app.”

“We are optimistic that this solution will contribute significantly to transforming the financial culture in Nigeria,” said Adédèjì Olówè, Executive Director at SystemSpecs. “Not only will users be able to effortlessly settle utility bills using their mobile phones, Remita App’s exciting expense management feature will enable them make more financially intelligent decisions as it provides easy-to-understand colourful charts which analyse and display expense patterns.” Also on the occasion, the winners of the Remita Seed Fund for Startups received financial support to tune of one million naira each.

The beneficiaries are Temie Giwa-Tubosun of LifeBank Technology and Logistics Limited, Damilare Ogunleye of Lasiko Ltd, and Taiwo Ayanleye of Stutern Limited. Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/03/systemspecs-releases-remita-mobile-app-unveils-new-remita-logo/

MasterChen:
Omoooh, we get companies oh. I thought I knew all of them lol. I don't know chiiiiiit

Some olodos that should be here learning are busy creating useless Potor threads upandan. Some are waiting for the next potor crime thread to preach to us on how tribalism has eaten deep into nairaland. Idiots!

The person wey swear for some of our people for here don die

Big ups to Laudate, Hilroy, ODvanguard, Sugar banana, deomelo, veraponpo and everyone who has contributed to this thread. The list is loooong

Don't ask me who sugar banana is, she knows herself

laudate:


Why should we profile Deloitte?

MasterChen:
What I'm most excited about is our dominance in the Tech sector, especially software. Like we have that sector in our bags. I hope we expand and sustain it cos that's the FUTURE

Na Gala and spare parts be some people future

IboEnvyYorubas:
Dayuuuuuuum

You be machine?

laudate:

Hehehe.... I even need to go back & update that list, sef. Some people that were not featured previously, have now been profiled in subsequent pages.

IboEnvyYorubas:
Wonderful job to you guys!!

MasterChen has a sister we can marry you to o. We want to adopt you into the Yoruba clan

laudate:


Ah, abeg, o! I have resolved to avoid temptation this month!

laudate:

Why did you attach a picture of those governors? Did they make any input into the thread?

deomeelo:




Tunde Ajala
Founding Executive Director at Dovewell Oilfield Services Ltd.