deomeelo:





Dr. Olaokun Soyinka

C.E.O/Managing Director

International Energy Services Limited (IESL), established in 1990, is a specialist, multidisciplinary, energy services company that provides integrated, client-focused and cost-effective services in the oil and gas industry.
IESL provides clients with engineering expertise throughout the project lifecycle, from feasibility studies and scope documents to design conceptualization, construction management and post-construction evaluation. Our objective is to provide integrated, client-driven consulting engineering and design solutions that help companies attain a competitive edge in the market. IESL has assembled a highly-qualified team of highly skilled engineers and other professionals with worldwide experience and capabilities to provide practical solutions to complex problems at all phases of oil and gas engineering projects.
We have grown to a foremost position in the provision of services to the oil and gas sector because clients over the years have come to value our approach to quality, cost effective services, teamwork and an unswerving commitment to clients’ satisfaction.
With our vast experience within the oil and gas industry, we are able to offer a range of professional services to meet the demands of the industry.

laudate:


This is Prof. Wole Soyinka's son. But I thought Realms Consulting was set up by 2 people? I thought Dr. Olamide Okulaja was also one of the co-founders?

"My business provides healthcare solutions, which include high quality pharmaceuticals. A recent study put the current level of substandard anti-malarial medicines in Lagos, at over 80 percent of anti-malarial medicines in circulation. If the level is that high in Lagos which has a high level of regulation, you can imagine how bad the situation is in rural areas, where many regulatory task forces never get to.

Many rural communities lack professionally run health facilities. Government owned primary health centres are often dilapidated with many of the staff not turning up at work. Nigeria has too few healthcare professionals, most of whom prefer to set up practice in urban centres whose inhabitants can pay higher rates for their services. This gap in healthcare provision has been led in rural communities by unscrupulous quacks that set up chemist shops where they double both as doctor and dispensers.

Most run non-sterile wards where they conduct minor surgeries. As these quacks aim to maximize profit, they make use of the cheapest medical supplies and medicines which they often sell at above market rates. Rural dwellers patronize them due to the absence of choice. There is no gainsaying the number of people who have died from these quack services." _{http://ruralreporters.com/adebayo-alonge-improving-access-to-quality-and-affordable-health-solutions-in-nigeria/}

Finally, I’d like to mention a young man, Adebayo Alonge, MWF alumnus. He is in the health sector and counsels HIV patients, and distributes pharmaceuticals. He is the founder of Lusoy Investments Limited, an organization that tests practical approaches to low cost generic drug distribution to help the needy. During the Ebola virus breakout here in Lagos, he collaborated with the Lagos Business School to hold a week-long training for medical personnel using his contacts at YALE University. - Dehab Ghebreab, Public Affairs Officer, US Consulate Lagos. http://writeparagraphs..com.ng/2016/03/mwf2016-stroll-with-dehab-ghebreab.html

Hotspot Network Limited (HNL) was founded in 2012 to focus on the provision of managed services to communication service providers in Nigeria, which include Tower and Colocation Services, Engineering Support Services, Wireless Solutions, BTS Deployment in off-Grid locations and Site Development Services. HNL is a spinoff of Verreux, which provided contract based services to telecoms in Nigeria, IP Network Solutions, Telecom Infrastructure Deployment, IT Infrastructure Deployment, VSAT planning and deployment.

HNL is a licensed Infrastructure Sharing & Colocation and Internet Services Provider with the Nigerian Communications Commission, which licenses have been secured since the inception of the company in 2012. In over 15 years of operations, HNL has acquired a reasonable market share and recognition amongst key public and private sector spenders.

deedeedee1:

Yoruba people are lost. This is why we cant have great leaders

lokoloko84:
I totally disagree with you.How can you have good leaders with the current structure and mess in this country?The truth is that Nigeria breeds corrupt, incompetent and metally lazy leaders.The political space has been hijacked by the elites and the political class who are in the minority by the way.These persons are the one enjoying the current mess and by the virtue of their greed,they have destroyed this country.Do you think these persons will allow the country to be restructured talkless of being divided ?This country is being held together by these elites and the oil in Niger Delta. That is why I laugh at those nigerians shouting one Nigeria despite living miserable lives.
If the Yorubas were independent,do you think the current shameless persons who parade themselves as politicians would be elected in the first place?
If Awolowo was around today,do you also think he would have been elected? There are several Yorubas who are brilliant than Awolowo but will not be given the chance because of the "Nigeria" factor.
You take the resources of Niger delta to be shared among other tribes which are not used well by way,but looted and shared among the political class across all tribes and you think the people of Niger delta are stupid.
Within the next twenty years, one young guy will emerge from that region through a brutal military coup and deal mercilessly with the elites, political class, friends and cronies in this country but unfortunately some poor citizens will be affected.
After this event,new politicians will emerge and break up this useless country to pieces.
Let those shameless Yorubas continue to shout one Nigeria,rather than tasking their leaders to set up the right polices on how to improve the education,health, agriculture and invest in sustainable sectors like infrastructures, mineral resources and having an effective tax codes across board to not only create employments for both skilled and unskilled citizens in the region but also to continue to generate revenue for sustainable development of the region in terms of upgrading our cities which are slums by the way just like other cities in other regions including our villages.
We shall see.

Mrs. Dosumu holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Sociology from the Olabisi Onabanjo University and she is currently a student in the Master’s Degree Program at the University of Ibadan. Prior joining Preciousgate Integrated Services Limited in 2009, she has worked with other corporate organization prime among which are Jeremob Ventures


Preciousgate Integrated Services Limited was incorporated in Nigeria in 2003 with RC. 494303 under the Companies and Allied Matters Act to carry on the business of supplies of equipment for Chemical Laboratory and Industries, Calibrations, Environmental Services and Training among others

Oba Adewale Osiberu is a trained Systems Analyst. He began his career in 1978 at the National Electric Power Authority, Lagos after completing the professional courses of the Institute of Data Processing Management, London. He was with Data Masters Limited (a consulting firm) between 1979 and 1981 as an
Analyst/Programmer and then joined Crusader Insurance Company as the Assistant Computer Manager., He left Crusader Insurance Company as the Computer Manager in January 1988 for London where he was until November 1990.

In London, he worked as contract Analyst for a number of companies including Continental Illinois Bank and Wang UK Limited. Before joining Fountain Trust Merchant Bank Limited in January 1991, Oba Osiberu undertook a Post-graduate Diploma course in Management of Information Systems at the London School of Economics.

At Fountain Trust, he established and managed the Information Systems department until his resignation in March 1994.

In April 1994 he became the Managing Director/Chief Executive of Data Solutions Limited, a computer consulting and marketing company;
a position he held until February 2002 when he became the Elepe of Epe, Sagamu a First Class Traditional Ruler in Ogun State.

Best graduating student in his Department and Faculty. He qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1987 and as Chartered Stockbroker in 1996.

Deolu Ireyomi – Executive Vice Chaiman

Tony's work experience spans a period of 24 years in the Financial Service Industry. He started his Banking career with EcobankPlc. in 1990 where he was among the pioneer Bank's Inspectorate Group.

AAnthony A. Ikpea – Managing Director

Educated at St. Paul Teachers' Training College Abeokuta and Liverpool Polytechnic. He qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1969 and was elected fellow of the Association of Certified and Chartered Accountants (U.K) in 1980.



CASHCRAFT ASSET MANAGEMENT LTD is a dealing member of the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

W e are registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission as a Broker, Dealers, Issuing House and Fund Managers. We were incorporated in 1991. Our authorised capital is N3 Billion, while our shareholders' funds is over N1.5 Billion.

We operate from offices in Ikoyi, Yaba, Ikeja, Osogbo, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Kano, Ibadan, Asaba, Bonny, Yenegoa, Kaduna, Benin and Nnewi.

We present to you an amazing world of wealth option, that is sure to meet your needs for financial fulfilment. Cashcraft is one of the leading Asset Management firms in Nigeria and is positioned to build enduring wealth for you.

We are versatile in financial transactions and investment strategies that meets the need of investors in an emerging economy like Nigeria. We offer a wide range of investment services and products which are tailored to meet your purpose.

Funds are managed by highly experienced team of investment managers offering clear and practical advice.

Otunba John Olumide Osunsina was born in 1963, in Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria. He had his Secondary Education at the famous Barewa College Zaria and also at Abeokuta Grammer School where he took his WAEC and finished with division 1 in 1978.He then proceeded to Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, Kaduna State where he studied Building Technology. He graduated with Distinction in Diploma in Business Administration at the University of Lagos and has a Master’s of Business Administration from Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi.He is currently studying for an Msc in real estate from the University of Reading in the UK. Otunba Osunsina has vast experience in various challenging business endeavors including Dredging and under water services, Financial Intermediation, Construction and Real Estate Management. He has steered the wheels of Megamound Investment Limited as its Managing Director/CEO since year 2000 and has nurtured it into a multi-billion Naira diversified institution. The company are the developers of Carlton Gate Estate by Chevron Drive, Lekki and Lekki County Estate in Ikota, Lekki. Other developments of the company includes hotels and office complexes in different parts of the country.

Indeed, yoruba are of great minds and innovation. I must share this little one with great mind..with you all,here

A lady simply identified as Banke is the rave of the moment after her creative skill was specially recognized at the second edition of the Lagos State Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Exclusive Fair #LagosMSMEFair held today at Teslim Balogun stadium in Lagos.

The young lady used recycled tyres to create beautiful furniture!

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/08/young-lady-showcases-creative-skills-uses-recycled-tyres-build-furniture-photos.html

"We want to show how rich our culture is, through storytelling by utilizing 3D animation tech such as motion capture techniques. A project is being executed at Komotion Studios to showcase the use of technology, in bringing African stories to life. An e-book was created to bridge the gap, and lay a solid foundation for those just starting out, in the areas of 3D graphics, animation and visual effects. It was a pet project created for the African artist.

DAWN OF THUNDER - an animated media production from our studios, is a tool for cultural preservation as well as a catalyst for sustainable development. With culture getting extinct by the day, some of our ancient life-saving practices and globally beneficial traditions, have been long forgotten. We intend to use this medium as an educative tool to give some insight on how vital treasures of information on our culture can directly affect our world positively. We want to use DAWN OF THUNDER, to integrate culture, into the global development agenda. While entertaining you, we hope to give our small quota to improve cultural tourism, preserve vital and globally beneficial traditions, and change the world one episode at a time."_{https://ng.linkedin.com/in/kolarewaju}

Teni Majekodunmi is also one of the beneficiaries of the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF) who met the requirements, launched her accessories brand - “Eclectic Chique” at Bank Road, Ikoyi. Here is what the excited lady had to say about her journey. “The application process was very fair compared to other types of applications. I love the efficiency they used to respond to all of our applications. We are Proudly Nigerian, we produce the product here. We export to three different countries; South Africa, United States and the UK”. https://battabox.com/woman-makes-beautiful-made-nigeria-accessories/

'My nickname back in college was “Turah of Africa” and this was given to me by my classmates after my visit to four (4) African countries. I got this name because upon my return, I had purchased outfits unique to each country’s culture, and I wore these various outfits Monday thru Friday. Sounds like a funny story, but that is exactly what happened.

In addition, circumstances made it so. I selected the name because the Corporate Affairs Corporation also known as CAC, rejected all the names that I had in mind. I knew that I had to use the name that could promote my brand as a successful furniture and interior design company, and could stand the test of time. Hence the name, “Turahafrique Interiors Limited.”

"I see my business as a B2B company. We work with hotels, restaurants, multinationals, real estate agencies, and/or individuals willing to live in a tastefully well-furnished space that suits their style and personality. It is important to note that much of our business, comes primarily from other businesses.

I financed the business with my savings. I also put money back into the business, by using the profit made from the sales of the furniture sold. In this industry, clients usually pay a 75 to 80 percent mobilization fee, which is sometimes enough to complete a project."
https://awpnetwork.com/2016/07/12/meet-the-female-carpenter-who-designed-the-lagos-state-deputy-governors-conference-room/