Charleys:
Nigger I'm not speaking,

delpee:


Ignorance! I just finished my ebolo vegetable soup.
Yorubas are highly urbanised and a lot of people have lost solid contact with their roots so they don't know much about the various local soups made by our grandmothers from very nutritious vegetables like amunututu, sokoyokoto, ebolo, efinrin, ewuro and gbure. These vegetables are also herbal remedies for those who know how to use them. All eaten with iyan in the villages.

There's also ila alasepo, gbegiri, apon (ogbono) and elegede soups. Ewedu is a wonderful vegetable and herbal medicine.

I agree that most young Yorubas don't know much about these veggies and most bukas prepare the cheapest vegetable and egusi or ewedu.

Charleys:


I told you not to quote me, I was joking and made it peaceful but you didn't listen, I'm going to derail this thread forever.


1. Do you Know that in my place it is an abomination to add stew in a soup for someone, it shows that the person can't cook therefore he or she uses that stew to cover up his or her bad cooking.

2. How will you be eating stew all your life and believe you are actually eating. Most of the Stew isn't tomatoes but pepper a little tomatoes then more of pepper. You're all deceiving yourself.

3. I wonder how you people eat and lick your fingers, the first day I saw a Yoruba soup, I vomited. I swear to God just looking at it made me vomit.

4. Yorubas are the dirtiest people on Earth, their women and men are dirty. You only need to look at your younger brother or sister to know about this.
In my language the word for Yoruba means "the people of dirt." If there's someone from my place reading this then he will know what I'm saying.

No wonder why they call you demons for a reason.

delpee:


Ignorance! I just finished my ebolo vegetable soup.
Yorubas are highly urbanised and a lot of people have lost solid contact with their roots so they don't know much about the various local soups made by our grandmothers from very nutritious vegetables like amunututu, sokoyokoto, ebolo, efinrin, ewuro and gbure. These vegetables are also herbal remedies for those who know how to use them. All eaten with iyan in the villages.

There's also ila alasepo, gbegiri, apon (ogbono) and elegede soups. Ewedu is a wonderful vegetable and herbal medicine.

I agree that most young Yorubas don't know much about these veggies and most bukas prepare the cheapest vegetable and egusi or ewedu.

Charleys:


Travel out of your dirt hole and you'll know my opinion counts.
I have Yoruba friends that I personally trained to become the best of themselves.
Your traditions don't mean a thing when 99% of okada riders are Northerners. Your security men are Northerners. And you have a roundabout called Muslims.

I feel sorry for you guys man.

Charleys:


Travel out of your dirt hole and you'll know my opinion counts.
I have Yoruba friends that I personally trained to become the best of themselves.
Your traditions don't mean a thing when 99% of okada riders are Northerners. Your security men are Northerners. And you have a roundabout called Muslims.

I feel sorry for you guys man.

Charleys:


I told you not to quote me, I was joking and made it peaceful but you didn't listen, I'm going to derail this thread forever.


1. Do you Know that in my place it is an abomination to add stew in a soup for someone, it shows that the person can't cook therefore he or she uses that stew to cover up his or her bad cooking.

2. How will you be eating stew all your life and believe you are actually eating. Most of the Stew isn't tomatoes but pepper a little tomatoes then more of pepper. You're all deceiving yourself.

3. I wonder how you people eat and lick your fingers, the first day I saw a Yoruba soup, I vomited. I swear to God just looking at it made me vomit.

4. Yorubas are the dirtiest people on Earth, their women and men are dirty. You only need to look at your younger brother or sister to know about this.
In my language the word for Yoruba means "the people of dirt." If there's someone from my place reading this then he will know what I'm saying.

No wonder why they call you demons for a reason.

Uchek:
"Most ignorant people always think prosperity is measured by selling from 2by2 shops or by assembling China auto parts and rebranding it as locally produced.

What is the thrust of your posting?

totit:


Bro, believe me you,most of them never imagined yorubas are this productive,creative just because we don't make noise.



Anyway,i will be back to shock ipppodshhhhdudu more

blaqoracle:
the largest commodity these yeasterners contribute to our GDP is noise.

MoneyMan5:
Meet Nigerian Akinlolu Ojo, head of top US university, has over N72bn research money

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.legit.ng/amp/1271737-akinlolu-ojo-named-executive-dean-university-kansas.html

Nigerian wins top USD $250,000 African Netprenuer prize



Temie Giwa-Tubosun was crowned the winner of the African Netprenuer prize Initiative during the ‘Africa’s Business Heroes Show’ at the Accra International Conference Centre in Accra, Ghana.

The initiative, founded by Jack Ma, brought together ten of the best young entrepreneurs for a chance to win a share of USD $1 million.

These were entrepreneurs chosen from over 50 African countries over a 7 month period, who demonstrated great passion and initiative to change their communities for the better.

The ten shortlisted finalists had one last chance to present their business pitches to the four judges – Jack Ma, Executive Vice Chairman, Alibaba Group, the other judges were; Strive Masiyiwa,Founder and Executive Chairman – Econet Group, Joe Tsai, Executive Vice Chairman – Alibaba Group and Ibukun AwosikaChairman, First Bank of Nigeria Limited, where Temie emerged as the winner.

https://africa.cgtn.com/2019/11/17/nigerian-wins-top-usd-250000-african-netprenuer-prize/

Konga founder Sim Shagaya’s first ever company, E-Motion Advertising acquired by Seyi Tinubu’s Loatsad Promomedia


In May 2006, barely six years before he started Konga in 2012, Sim Shagaya quit his job as Google Africa Lead to focus on running his first company — E-Motion Advertising. He had started the company in 2005, while still at Google. Still alive and running today, the outdoor advertising firm recently got acquired by fast-rising Lagos-based advertising company, Loatsad Promomedia.

While Loatsad Promomedia co-founder and CEO, Seyi Tinubu confirmed the acquisition through his Instagram page, the value and other details of the acquisition are not yet public. Nevertheless, the acquisition appears timely and extremely beneficial.

E-Motion Advertising is reportedly a profitable venture, with billboards and other outdoor advertising properties in prime locations across eight cities in Nigeria. Perhaps its most prominent property is its ‘Static Cube’ board positioned within Lekki Roundabout, along the Lekki-Epe expressway in Lago

https://techpoint.africa/2019/11/17/sim-shagaya-emotion-acquired/

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Seyi Tinubu (LLB, LLM, BL)



Oluwaseyi Tinubu received a LLB from the University of Buckingham, United Kingdom, in 2011, became a member of Nigeria Bar Association in 2013. Exposure to the law has him pursue further legal education (LLM) at University of Buckingham, United Kingdom.

Mr Seyi Tinubu’s vast companies and investments spans across Energy, Construction, Agriculture, Advertising, Technology, Human Resource, Entertainment, Branding. Over the recent years Mr Seyi has expanded his reach beyond Loatsad Promomedia to establish other companies as well as partnering with various multinational companies within Nigeria on a number of success projects.

Silas is the founder and CEO of Reach Robotics, a company developing the world's first gaming robots. He also recently graduated with a 1st class degree and has a 4 year background in robotics; he is currently located at the Bristol Robotics Lab which is the best robotics research centre in the UK. He managed the Prince’s Trust’s “Robotics in schools” program in Bristol in partnership with UWE for 4 years, leading a team of engineering students into schools to develop the interest of young students in STEM through robotics. Reach Robotics was founded from his love of creating and sharing robotics with people both young and old.

Mercuria, the world’s third largest independent energy traders and asset operators has been successful in its bid to acquire a 17 per cent stake in Forte Oil Plc, a Nigerian indigenous petroleum products marketer and power generating company.

With this deal, Mercuria enhances its goal of becoming a more vertically integrated business in the Oil trading market and offers Forte Oil access to a global market where its goal is to become a key African player in the energy and power sector.
https://www.proshareng.com/news/All/Forte-Oil-sell-Proshare/28679

The plant will begin with a production capability of three tonnes per month of 99% gold and 1 ton per month production of 99.99% silver. “We will be providing the Central Bank, the Jewellery and the Electronic Industry with our products. We will be supplying the Central Bank, the Jewellery and the Electronic Industry,” said Nere Teriba, chairperson of Kian Smith at the groundbreaking.

“We have already secured a major monthly offer of gold from Zamfara, Kebbi, Kwara, Niger, Kaduna, Ibadan, Ile-Ife, Ilesha and about 100kg per month from other parts of Africa. We area unit presently finalizing offer agreements and terms from suppliers in Kano. Next week, we’ll be securing offer from Kogi State,” she said.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/constructionreviewonline.com/2019/01/construction-of-nigerias-first-gold-refinery-begins/%3famp