Fineman87:


Who is this illiterate afonja. We are showcasing indigenous manufacturing technology and a bitter Yoruba listed Glo. I countered him and here comes another illiterate afonja. Go away joor.

Dont mind him jare.Glo is not indigenous,na isreal own am.


Biafrans on this thread and pain are like

Fineman87:


Lol. Nairaland is not a manufactured product. But its good if Seun can sack all the evil biased muds.

I'm not a mod and guy free make I find trouble has

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We told them, they are beneath us but they wouldn't listen.

Clinging to straws as usual. Yaribads have lost joor. Yeye pipu claiming Anthony Joshua. That is how they claimed all the successful returnee slaves. If anthony joshua had lived in Yoruba land, maybe he would be shouting owo mi da, wazo mi da, ko ni da fun baba e. Dirty pigs. Am out of this thread.

Igbo's dont waste your time with Afonjas they are only trying to play catch up with the Igbo's, you should know Afonjas are jokers when they listed apps that don't have up to one thousand free downloads or when the listed products that have not even reach beta testing stages, or sold one unit one even mentioned alabukun Please don't waste you time with them as you can see they even listed banks and oil companies just to clutch on straws for survival, We are talking manufacturing this ones are listing tailors and apps, as if they can match Aba in cloth making or have any of them sold an App to apple for $1b. Just allow Afonjas this one opportunity to masturbate in peace.

The Indigenous manufacturers in Anambra state alone have thump all that they listed here, and I am not counting Abia, Enugu or even our brothers outside Nigerian shores like afonjas have done, yet this list that I reduced from Anambra state alone have toppled everything the op and every other Afonja listed. I would have created a thread but we already have too many on this forum already and I am sure one of our brothers is already doing so

You know Afonjas are Joker when they list proforce, Guinness, procter and gamble, benson and hedges, Airtel as their companies even when these companies have the head office in their respective countries.... take Afonjas seriously are your own peril, same people that said they own Next towers in VI because it was finance by GT bank. You just can't help but alway give the most stupid trophies to Afonjas. The deserve it.

This is the kind of list we expected from Afonjas, not tailors, cobblers and welders, we expect Names of companies, and the address if they are not global players, this is why Afonjas fail exam and will always come second to Igbo's in terms of education, industry and achievements.

This is a cut down list for manufacturers in Anambra state alone, yet is surpassed what Afonjas brought in their defense on this thread. Shame.

Ibeto Group,

Innoson vehicle & motor products

Jamek steel industry

Tummy tumny noodle

Juhel pharmaceutical

Eteleson group of industries

Coscharies group

Ekcel tomatoes refining plant

Chickason group

Kutic Tiles

Home pride paint

Pokobros group

Sun shine flour mill

Tonimas

Cutix wire & cable plc

Nero pharmaceutical

Kp pharmaceutical industry

Zubix food and beverages

Life vegitable oil

Osaks food and beverages

Piko juice

Orange drugs

Premiere brewery

Best aluminum

Union Auto battery

Ogbuawa motor products

Jesco group compay

Dozzy group of company

Anambra rice mill

Alo Aluminum

Eastern Distilleries And Food Industries

Geoelis cable

Intafact beverages

Nexans kablemetal ltd

Anizon paper mill

Udesco manufacturing ltd

MacDon group

Kristoral & co ltd

Best Aliminum

Okeyson plastic

Awotolo industry ltd

Reliable still and plastic ltd

Ezenwa plastics

King vegetable oil

Tucas compay

Veno vegetable oil

Marks on chemical industrial ltd

Citizen paint

Synico group

Bentrco group

Adswitch plc

Louis carter group

Cento group of companies

First express aluminum

Uru industrial ltd

Poly foam

Hygi line chemical industry ltd

Chemtech chemical ltd

Winco foarm


Arimaco group

Lyden farm

Tiger food industry

Hardies and dromedas

Cometstar cable

Kate associates industries

Stain Rice mill

Cochad rice mill

Nugodili industries


Geomex industries

Ascon Oil lubricants industry

KATES ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing & Marketing of Cosmetics and Toiletries

KINGSIZE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY LTD.
Manufacturing and Marketing of Pharmaceutical Products

KRISORAL AND COMPANY LTD.
Manufacturing of PET Resin Based Products (PET Bottles PET Preforms, Drug Dispense Cups, Roll-Over Pilfer-Proof (ROPP) Caps, PVC Shrink Label, PVC Shrink Film Extrusion.)

NIGERIAN MINERAL WATER INDUSTRIES LTD.
Bottling of Carbonated Soft Drinks and Treated Water

EASTERN DISTILLERIES & FOOD INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing & Distilling of Spirits and wine

EKWENIBE & SONS TRADING COMPANY LTD.
Manufacturing and Assembling, Haulage, Agro-Allied Business

EMOS BEST INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturers of Baby-Care, Body-Care and Hair-Care Products

ENVOY OIL INDUSTRIES LTD.
Processing of Palm Kernel, Refining of Palm Kernel Oil and Special Palm Oil, Production of Vegetable Oil, RBD Palm Oil, Bar & Tablet Soap, Plastic Cans

FRANOSON MANNYON INTERNATIONAL COMPANY LTD.
Manufacturing of Pharmaceuticals

TOPAN ADVANCE AGRO PAPER LTD
Paper Converters, Manufacturer of Toilet papers and Plastic bags/waterproof

TRANSTELL VENTURES NIGERIA LTD.
Refining of Palm Kernel Oil into Vegetable Oil, Refining of Special Palm Oil (SPO) into RBD Oil for Food & Beverage Producers, Refining of Palm Oil into Olein and Stearine

L.L. NWADIKE & ASSOCIATES LTD.
Paper Converters, Manufacturing of Office Stationery

LOUIS CARTER GROUP OF COMPANIES
Manufacturing of Plastic Products, Auto Batteries etc

MARKSON CHEMICAL INDUSTRY (WEST AFRICA) LTD.
Manufacturing and Marketing of Industrial Chemicals

WIRE DRAW POWDER NIG LTD
Industrial Powders

MIC-MERAH GROUP LTD.
Transportation Services, Courier Services, Sales of Auto Spare Parts, Marketing of Petroleum Products, Real Estate Development, Agriculture,

SAFREED INTL NIG LTD
Industrial Raw Material Engineering

PETER E. VENTURES (NIGERIA) LTD.
Manufacturing of Light Hurricane Lantern, Plastic Hangers, Pharmaceutical Cups, Poly Bags, Fast-Food Packs and Allied Products

POKO OIL MILLS (WEST AFRICA) LTD. Production of Palm Oil, Palm Kernel Cake and Vegetable Oil

POKOBROS FOOD & CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LTD.
Flour Milling, Production of Livestock Feeds

AWUTOLO INDUSTRIES LTD. Manufacturing of Plastic Products, Toilet Papers, Stationery and Industrial Tapes, Importation and Marketing of Educational Materials and Food Commodities

DUEMAN CHEMICALS LTD.
Manufacturing of Colourants and Printing Inks

ONITSHA ALUMINIUM MANUFACTURING COMPANY LTD. (Onalumco)
Manufacturing of Aluminum Cooking Utensils, Corrugation of Long span Roofing Sheets

ORIENT PETROLEUM RESOURCES LTD.
Exploration & Production of Crude Oil, Petroleum Refinery

AFRICANA-FIRST PUBLISHERS LTD.
Publishing of Books

OZALLA PLASTICS ENTERPRISES LTD.
Manufacturing & Marketing of Plastic Domestic Wares and Containers

PESACO CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing of Hyma Foam Products

UGO GARMENTS INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing of Garments.

UNION AUTOPARTS MANUFACTURING COMPANY LTD.
Manufacturing of Auto Batteries, Spare Parts & Accessories

URU INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing of Automobile Cables

CUTIX PLC
Manufacturing and Marketing of Electrical, Automobile & Telecommunication Wire, Cables and Related Products

DANCO MANNYON INDUSTRIES LTD.
Plastic Products Manufacturing, Technical Engineering Services, Printing of Labels, Calendars and Packaging,

WHIZ PRODUCTS (WEST AFRICA) LTD.
Blending & Marketing of Lubricants and Hydraulic Fluids, Production of Adhesives, motor gasket and other motor parts

UDESCO MANUFACTURING COMPANY LTD.
Production and Marketing of Cosmetics

OBIKE INDUSTRIES (NIGERIA) LTD.
Manufacturing of Industrial Raw Materials & Allied Products, General Chemical Consultancy
ADSWITCH PLC

Manufacturing of Electric Switch-Gear & Fittings
A.N. EJEAGWU & SONS LTD.
Manufacturing and Marketing of Toilet Rolls, Jumbo Reels of Tissue Paper and Paper Napkins

GARBS ORGANISATION LTD.
Manufacturing of Rubber & Plastic Products, Production of Table Water and Yoghurt, General Merchandising, distribution of Automobile & Motorcycle Parts, Agro-Allied Business, Real Estate Development.

GINPAT ALUMINIUM PRODUCTS LTD.
Fabrication of Aluminium Roofing Sheets, Doors, Window

GOLDEN OIL INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturers of Vegetable Oil, Margarine, Stearine and Bakery Fats

GOOD POLY NIG.
Polythene Manufacturing

GREATGATE INVESTMENT LTD.
Production of Longspan Aluminium Roofing Sheets, Doors & Windows, Real Estate Development, Building & Civil Engineering Construction
IJU INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing & Marketing of Rubber Products, Metal Fabrication and Works

JIMEX INDUSTRIES (NIGERIA) LTD.
Fabrication of Aluminium Products for Domestic and Construction Users.

Credit: FKO81

Ipods yoots are now angry.

Adi’, meaning ‘to tie’ and ‟re’ which means to dye’ is the name given to indigo-dyed cloth produced by the Yoruba of South Western Nigeria using a variety of resist-dye techniques that reflect the culture, language and art tradition of the Yoruba people. The earliest form of Adire was Kijipa, a prototype of cotton, locally-woven hand-spun cloth dyed with indigo. The Indigo dye is made from the chopped and pounded leaves of the African indigo plant. The cloth takes on a brown color, which immediately oxidizes with air and becomes a beautiful deep blue color. The Alaro controls production of Adire while Aladire controls its marketing.

The major Yoruba cities traditionally noted and recognised for Adire are Abeokuta, Ede, Ibadan, Ondo and Osogbo. Of all the centers, Osogbo is traditionally renowned as the home of indigo, and the “home of dyeing”; “Osogbo ilu aro” and the people are so good as dyers as to elicit the Yoruba saying “Aro nbe l’Osogbo, omo eniyan ni mbe nile Ibadan,” translating it is Indigo dominates Osogbo, while large human population dominates Ibadan. As a distinctive textile-type, Adire first emerged in the city of Abeokuta in the 19th century.

Fineman87:


Clinging to straws as usual. Yaribads have lost joor. Yeye pipu claiming Anthony Joshua. That is how they claimed all the successful returnee slaves. If anthony joshua had lived in Yoruba land, maybe he would be shouting owo mi da, wazo mi da, ko ni da fun baba e. Dirty pigs. Am out of this thread.

...that moment when you finally realised you've been decimated but want to cover up your shame..

Dude, I am not as guilty as charged by you, you are the one hurting yourself by rolling around the thread like a loner vagabond.






Nigeria imports 1,500 armoured vehicles yearly – Proforce boss

JANUARY 29, 2014 : RASHEED BISIRIYU
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Chief Executive Officer, Proforce Limited, Mr. Adetokunbo Ogundeyin
Chief Executive Officer, Proforce Limited, Mr. Adetokunbo Ogundeyin
Chief Executive Officer, Proforce Limited, Mr. Adetokunbo Ogundeyin, spoke to journalists in Lagos on armoured vehicle importation and manufacturing in Nigeria, among other issues. RASHEED BISIRIYU was there

Why are armoured vehicles generally expensive?

It is so because of ballistic steel. The cost of ballistic steel is enormous. We are talking about steel of about 6.5 millimetre thickness. We are talking about adding a weight of at least 1,000 kilos to a vehicle. The suspension has to be reinforced, which comes all the way from Australia. All these things are imported. But, with time, as the new automotive policy gains ground, we will start producing these things in Nigeria. That is the benefit of the new automotive policy.

Armoured vehicles are certainly heavy; how do you manage weight problem?

That is why when you want to armour a vehicle, we suggest that the engine capacity should be a minimum of 4.6 litres; that is Landcruiser and above; so, there will be a lot of power and torque to move the vehicle very well. Apart from that, it must have a reinforced suspension. Moreover, we always advise you don’t go more than 100Km to 120km per hour. Above that, it is a bit dangerous, because the vehicle is very heavy and then you need to be trained on how to drive an armoured vehicle. It is not the same way you drive other vehicles.

Nigeria is said to be among the top four countries importing armoured vehicles in the world. Does this worry you, especially Nigeria being in the same group with Iran and Afghanistan that are known for violence?

Yes, it is a major concern. Insecurity is a major concern. But one thing I will say is that Nigeria is not isolated when it comes to this. Don’t forget that we recently transited from military to civilian rule. We are still trying to find our feet under the civilian rule. All these things add up. We are having another election next year. Politics in this country is a bit of do-or-die. A lot of people just feel that they will be insecure. So, they want to protect themselves. That is one reason.

The other reason is the level of threat to life in the northern area. I am talking about the Boko Haram issue. Unfortunately, the situation is escalating; people feel threatened in the north, and it is even spreading to the South. This is the reason why people feel they have to be protected. Armed robbery is also a factor.

How many armoured vehicles are imported into the country every year?

When you talk about the normal passenger vehicles, I think it is about 500 and 800 in a year. There are Armoured Personnel Carriers imported by the Police and the Customs. By the time you add the ones imported by the military, you will be talking about 1,500 in a year.

Why did you opt for armoured vehicles business?

The state of insecurity has been on the increase. When you look at armed robbery, you will see that it is on a high level. I was in Kuwait sometime ago and people were looking for a company that would market their products. But I did not want to be a go-between. I wanted to be a manufacturer. So, we teamed up with some Colombians to set up Proforce in 2008. That was actually how we started the company.

And the reason we founded the company, like I said, was the high level of insecurity in the country and all over the world.

Why did you prefer manufacturing to importing?

I have passion for innovation. As an engineer, I do not believe that trading is the way forward. Engineers believe that trading does not build the economy of any country; it is through innovative manufacturing and application of the latest technology. Manufacturing is the heartbeat of any economy; without manufacturing, the economy will be stagnant and may collapse under global market pressures. Trading is just a short-term engagement; manufacturing is long-term.

You can imagine the amount of joy you have when you see your products in other countries all over the world. It enhances Nigeria’s good image all over the world.

What exactly do you produce in your plant, and can the standard be compared with similar products elsewhere in the world?

We armour sport utility vehicles. We make a lot of tactical vehicles, cash-in-transit vans; infantry combat vehicles, armoured patrol boats, Unmanned Arial Vehicles and architectural armouring. We are now putting together a prototype military tank. Majority of these vehicles are second to none when you look at the quality. We have brought in expatriates that have many years of experience in armouring. These are people who were the top guys where they were working before. They have transferred the technology to Nigerians who are coming up seriously fast.

I can assure you that our products are just as good as all the products that are imported into Nigeria. Moreover, all defence products manufacturers import raw materials from the same select group of companies. For instance, we source for glass from the same world leading armoured glass company in Peru; steel from the same company.

We have independently tested the different parts. They are all tested in ballistic laboratories in Germany and we are putting together a process of taking the vehicle as a whole for testing in Germany too. Apart from that, even the drive of our vehicles is different; because of our environment, the suspensions are made to suit our roads.

What kind of support have you been getting from government?

Proforce has been recognised by government. In fact, there was a time the President sent a delegation of all the security outfits within the Presidency to come and look at what we are doing. At different times, the Minister of Trade and Investment, Dr. Olusegun Aganga, and the Minister of State in the ministry have been to the plant. The military has been there. Commissioners of police of different states have also been there, and they all appreciated what we were doing and were impressed. Not only that, the Federal Government has just come out with the new automotive policy as part of the transformation agenda. The automotive policy is the best thing to ever happen to this country. Look at a country like Iran where the auto industry contributes 10 per cent to the GDP of that country. That is what is going to happen in Nigeria. The auto policy will transform this country completely into a manufacturing nation.

Look at financing, the Federal Government has now provided an intervention fund for manufacturing. This fund is one that is accessed easily.

Fineman87:


Chai. You are helpless. See your life. So nissan, tata and toyota are yoruba owned. Rubbish. Proforce doesnt build nothing. They only armour plate already built vehicles. They have no production line, only a glorified mechanic workshop.

Toyota Nigeria is owned by the Chairman of Elizade Group ( Elizade motors, Elizade University,etc) , Mr Ade-Ojo. Same goes for other ones. google is your friend, stop displaying your ignorance openly.

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LMAO

Fineman87:
My envious and inferior yaribas, you know that some of us cant be swayed by decades of Yoruba media lies. I know the truth about the nigerian people so i will push no further. As far am concerned, yaribas have No industrial base. When i mean Industrial, i mean the steel based processing and production. I am an engineer and i know what am saying. Manufacturing alabukun and dudu osun cannot lead yaribas to industralization.

Bro,u'r very wrong,I have a friend that can fibricate garri fryer,casserver piller,hammer mill flash dryer n lots more.guess what?he does not have a certificate.he is Yoruba from ogun..if u need to learn work,contact me

Fineman87:


It is people like you who sentence your family to death. Dont deceive yourself, what you just posted displays your conquered mentality which has to change. Mind you am not igbo and i care less. However, your judgement that igbos attack yorubas first is just naive and stupid. Both sides attack each other from time to time. Purge yourself of conquered mentality my brother. I saw the first thread and it would have been interesting if the mods did not remove it. We would have compared the products side by side and you would see that igbos rock. Please dont always play the losers card when yaribas argue off point. Good morning.

Let me tell you... I am an old timer here. Forget the date of this handle... when did you start using nairaland, whether old or new handle.

Fineman87:


Story story. Story. Typical afonja. Area boy scum. Owo mi da, wazo mi da, ko ni da fun baba e.

Money rituals,baby factory,stealing of babies,kidnapping are all the names of Ojukus..name the crime,an ojuku comes to the fore..

Yorubas even control manufacturing

Wemy Industries Ltd targets middle to low income earners helping to improve hygiene standards and reduce infant mortality rates. Wemy Industries Ltd has over the years become the only leading domestic player competing with international brands in the local market.

History Edit

1978 October 25,Wemy Industries Limited was incorporated as a Private Limited Liability (PLL) company to manufacture Dr. Brown’s brand of ladies sanitary pads and children’s disposable nappies.[1]

1981 The company commenced full production of its diapers and sanitary pads at its former site in Isolo, a small residential suburb of Lagos state. At the time, it was the sole domestic manufacturer of these products in Nigeria.

1983, the company added toilet rolls to its product portfolio. However, this product was discontinued as the company felt that it was not a commercially viable product at the time and decided to commit its efforts and resources to its more profitable product lines.

1984, due to the increasing scope of the company’s operations, Wemy Industries commissioned the building of a new factory in Ota Industrial Estate, Ogun State.

1990 as a result of the need to further expand, coupled with the desire to be located within the Lagos metropolis, Wemy Industries relocated the factory site to Alapere Ketu, where the company still resides today.

1994 rival companies launched their brands of hygiene products in the Nigeria market, a lot of media buzz was garnered for the health and hygiene industry. Thus, leading Wemy Industries to change strategy and ultimately diversify their product range.

2004 till present, Wemy Industries has consciously increased its product range in order to optimize its revenue streams and fend‐off increasing competition, introducing products such as baby wipes, panty liners, ultra‐thin pads and underlay pads into the Nigerian market over a few years.

2009 Wemy Industries introduced the Nightingale® brand as an alternative brand in maternity care range of products.

2013 commissioned additional factories for baby wipes and under-lay towel pads.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wemy_industries

Fineman87:


Lol. Nairaland is not a manufactured product. But its good if Seun can sack all the evil biased muds.

FKO81...do not be a no brainer...

WE ARE TALKING ABOUT PRODUCE.NAIRALAND WAS PRODUCED BY AN INTELLIGENT YORUBA MAN....SEUN OSEWA

pro·duce
verb
prəˈd(y)o͞os/
1.
make or manufacture from components or raw materials.
"the company has just produced a luxury version of the aircraft"
synonyms: manufacture, make, construct, build, fabricate, put together, assemble, turn out, create; More
2.
cause (a particular result or situation) to happen or come into existence.
"no conventional drugs had produced any significant change"
synonyms: give rise to, bring about, cause, occasion, generate, engender, lead to, result in, effect, induce, set off; More
noun
ˈpräd(y)o͞os,ˈprōd(y)o͞os/
1.
things that have been produced or grown, especially by farming.
"dairy produce"
synonyms: food, foodstuff(s).

Fineman87:


Clinging to straws as usual. Yaribads have lost joor. Yeye pipu claiming Anthony Joshua. That is how they claimed all the successful returnee slaves. If anthony joshua had lived in Yoruba land, maybe he would be shouting owo mi da, wazo mi da, ko ni da fun baba e. Dirty pigs. Am out of this thread.

Are you trying to do an ojuku on us...dirty cannibal?

FKO81...you have been decimated right,left,back and front and your flat head will never be the same again..ndo.Ojuku juku...

veraponpo:


Toyota Nigeria is owned by the Chairman of Elizade Group ( Elizade motors, Elizade University,etc) , Mr Ade-Ojo. Same goes for other ones. google is your friend, stop displaying your ignorance openly.

Igbos that cannot do legtimate biz to be rich except rituals,drugs,baby factories,kidnapping and just name the crime,measuring their limp rods with Yorubas who are global players and astute bizness people.If they think it is a lie,totit,they should go and ask Prrsident Trump

Obamaofusa:


Are you trying to do an ojuku on us...dirty cannibal?

FKO81...you have been decimated right,left,back and front and your flat head will never be the same again..ndo.Ojuku juku...

We've got lots of 'em,some don't like noise.u can check out Niki Lucas CEO Nijigroup,that young man is not doing badly

Wait oh! Did I see someone calling those rubbish they "produce" in Aba inventions? The Lopo shirts and Tommy Highfinger belts?

You pipu are mad! Very mad!

Quality stuff are coming out from there, yet it still remains a shithole?

Make una no vex me

I see these clowns put metal scraps together. Add bottle cover that we call "canters" in local parlance and term them inventions

I say you pipu are mad se

We have someone building gaming robots, these idiots have the guts to showcase their nonsense made-in-Aba b.s?

I repeat, you pipu are MAAAD

Jetleeee:
We have someone building gaming robots, these idiots have the guts to showcase their nonsense made-in-Aba b.s?

I repeat, you pipu are MAAAD

I'm telling you, one of those Yoruba companies can buy all the listed Ibo shops.

Yorubas lead, Ibos follow.

Jetleeee:
Lol.. That thread? I deliberately didn't post on it due to how messed up the first page was. No one could even muster a proper reply. Thread that should have been buried on page 1 if quality posters were online. If we tell these people to come to places where they can learn, they won't listen. They'd rather be on useless threads arguing about Biafuro

Chimo!! Wey I dey since? Beta gist don waka pass! And una no call me....

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.

My People.
Una too much!

Infact what has been listed on this thread so far is just a tip of the iceberg.

Fineman87:
In truth, all this rubbish posted here is NOT an appropriate response to what the igbos posted. Naming CEO's, taxi owners, ose gidi, alabukun powder, airport owners, insurance firm owners bla bla bla DO NOT equate to 'what Yaribas have produced'.They dont! None of them is a product worthy of mention neither can they match the indigenous products of the igbos. Not one of the useless names is an indigenous brainy industrial establishment. These One-off products scattered all over foreign land is Not a match for the industrous achievements of the igbos in Enugu.

Oga, you should look at the market reach & sales figures of the companies that were listed. Check their annual turnover which runs into multimillions (or hundreds of millions in some cases), browse their profit margins, and their clientele list, before you decide to open your mouth and expose your bad belle.

As a minority, me just dey watch una and i dey observe scores. please, lets stay with companies and industries that are popular since una wan show una sef.

any company not popular here in Lagos, Abuja (MAY NOT) count as i can see alot of baby factories and company names. You can actually own a small shop for your business and call it Johnson Nigeria Ltd which will sound so massive.

Lagos is a large market and it's a gateway to the world in Nigeria and almost every HQ are here in Lagos except the ones who moved to Abuja for obvious reasons.

So if your company does not count in the Lagos Economy then forget it. Even top dealers and manufacturers from East, north, west and south are all here and many have names.

kn23h:
Yorubas are innovators, industrious, successful and intelligent sets of people.

From the top of my head, here are some of the multi-million/billion companies we own and products we make.

• Tara fela durotoye-tara international
• Olatorera Oniru - Dressmeoutlet
• Honey Ogundeyi- Fashpa
• Bilikis Adebiyi Adebola- Wecyclers
• Deola Sagoe - Deola sagoe
• Folake Coker- Tiffany Amber
• Lisa Folawiyo- Jewel by Lisa
• Adenike ogunlesi- ruff ‘n’ tumble
• Kunmi otitoju- minku design (reffered to as africa's hermes)
• Modupe "dupsy" abiola-intern avenue (one of the most influential black businesswomen in britian in 2013) described as a "serial achiever"
• Femi otedola-zenon oil/atlas shipping agency/swift insurance/fo properties limited/fo transport/seaforce shipping company
• Folorunso alakija-famfa oil (wealthiest woman in nigeria,2nd wealthiest black woman on the planet)
• Kola karim-costain west africa/shoreline energy international
• Kola aluko-atlantic energy
• Dapo Abiodun- Hyden oil and gas
• Tope sonubi-sahara energy
• Obateru akinruntan-obat oil (the largest privately-owned oil depot and jetty in africa also the second richest king in africa)
• Jide omokore- enerry resources group spog petrochemicals, energy properties development limited,innovative haulage limited,expand marine,bay atlantic limited,restore engineering limited
• Wale tinubu- Oando oil africa’s largest energy company(askmen magazine top ten ceos in the world)
• Robert agbede-chester lng biggest black engineering firm in the u.s
• Funso lawal-sogenal group
• Oba Oguntayo- Fowobi petroleum
• Oba Shafi Sule- Leolas Water and Drink, Leolas Ozonised Table Water, Leolas Apple and Leolas Lime & Lemon
• Aderemi makanjuola-caverton offshore group (africa’s first integrated offshore support service provider)
• Mike adenuga-globacom
• Funke opeke-mainstreet technologies
• Ayodeji adewunmi/olalekan olude/opeyemi awoyemi -jobberman (africa’s largest job search site)
• Tunde kehinde-african courier express
• Tope folayan- mall for Africa
• Kunle obagun- onward papers
• Tejufoam- Tejusosho family
• Olorogun sunny kuku- eko hotel
• Lekan Mustapha- Grand Inn hotel and Suites
• Lekan Bello- FSCL Group
• Razaq okoya-eleganza group
• Adetokunbo ogundeyi-proforce limited
• Olakunle ekundayo- drugfield pharmaceuticals drugfield is the first nigerian and african company to manufacture newborn cord-care antiseptic gel, chlorhexidine digluconate 7.1, which prevents umbilical cord infections in newborn babies
• Bukky George- Healthplus phramacies (Biggest pharmacy retail chain in Nigeria).
• Joke Bakare- Medplus pharmacies (arguably the Biggest pharmacy retail chain in Nigeria)
• Jimoh ibrahim-nicon group/global fleet group air nigeria/nicon insurance/nigeria re-insurance corporation/nicon luxury hotel lagos/nigeria - holdings include investment companies, schools, real estate holdings, transport companies and others global fleet oil and gas, nicon hotels, global fleet industries energy bank - accra, ghana energy bank são tomé global media mirror limited
• Oba otudeko--honeywell group/radisson blu hotel
• Alex Onabanjo- Terra Energy Nigeria, Atco furniture, Rainbow FM
• Prince samuel adedoyin-doyin group of companies global soap & detergent industries limited, consolidated foods and beverages limited doyin pharmaceutical (nigeria) limited,doyin farms
• Jimoh oyedele ibrahim-piccadily insurance/unique aluminium products limited
• Bode akindele-fairgate group the group is worth over 1billion pounds( among company’s tenants are asda wallmart,continental holdings/ modamola group of companies/nigerian biscuits limited
• Chief samuel adegbite-oasis group
• Kase lukman lawal-camac holdings (2002 camac was named the largest african-american owned company on the black enterprise 100s list.)
• Chief michael ade ojo-elizade group (largest importer/seller of toyota vehicles in west africa), elizade university
• Buruji Kashamu- KASMAL Goup
• Tokunbo Oshin- ZIPEST
• Chief harry akande-Aic Nigeria
• Tunji owoeye-elephant group
• Adebola Adegunwa- Fototek, Essay holdings
• Oladimeji owofemi- multi-trex foods, nigeria’s first indigenous chocolate manufacturer
• Tunde folawiyo-yinka folawiyo group
• S.K Onofowokan- Coleman wires and Cables
• Gbolade Osibodu- Vigeo group
• Fikayo ogundipe -Tolet.com.ng
• Victor obasuyi-obasuyi holdings (a real estate venture with properties that boast more than 40 tenants in the city of waterloo alone)
• Otunba Gbenga daniel- KrestaLaurel (Lifts and Elevator company)
• F.O Arowolo- ARON Nigeria
• Sujimbomi ogundele- Sujimoto constructions
• Demola Odutola- Queensdrive estates
• Olu Okeowo aka Lagos Landlord- Gibraltar constructions
• Abiodun Onanuga- NUGACON constructions
• Tayo amusan – Persianas group (owners of palms shopping mall)
• Tajudeen adepetu-CMA Group (SoundcityTV, Soundcity FM, ONTV, ONMax, Televista Movies, Spice TV, Village Square, Trybe TV, Urban96, Access24)

• (http://www.goldmyne.tv/2016/04/incredible-tajuddeen-adepetu-creats-eight-thriving-television-channels-in-12-years/
• Ayo animashaun- Smooth promotions (owners of Headies, HIP tv and hip-hop world magazine)
• Tyler Sotubo- Tooxclusive
• Ademola ogundele- Notjustok (The most popular music download site in Nigeria)
• Makinde Azeez- Naijaloaded
• Otunba Sesan Rufai- Goldmyne Entertainment
• Dele momodu- ovation
• Seun Osewa –Nairaland
• Bankole Oluwafemi- BigCabal media (TechCabal-The largest technology site in West Africa.Radar the largest technology forum in Africa and Zikoko one of the fastest growing entertainment content brands in Africa)
• Punch
• TheNation
• Tribune
• Biodun Shobanjo- Troyka Holdings( Insight communications largest advertising agency in west africa by billings and revenue), Azzagai,Optimum Exposure,Media Perspective,MediaCom,The Quadrant Company and Halogen Security Laide Fowosere- Nucleus Ventures. Employs 21,000 people
• Bayo Abdul-Papermate
• Alhaji muri gbadeyinka-muhri international limited star fm
• Otunba subomi balogun-fcmb
• Tunde ayeni- Skye bank
• Fola adeola-Gtb
• Hassan odukale -Leadway assurance
• Dolapo Balogun- Equity insurance
• Akintola williams&co –first and largest accounting firm in nigeria
• Akin alabi-Nairabet nigeria's first online sports betting portal
• Kunle Soname- Bet9ja (Nigeria’s biggest sports betting website) first Nigerian to own a top European football club by buying Portuguese second division side, Clube Desportivo Feirense
• Chief kessignton Adebutu-premier lotto (baba ijebu) nigeria’s most popular lotto operator
• Abiola Olaniran- Gamsole
• Adewale Osinubi- Wesco pools and lottery
• Ladi delano-bakrie delano africa
• Tayo ayeni-skymit motors
• Kehinde kamson-Sweet sensation
• Folu ayeni-tantalizers
• Kayode odukoya-first nation airways
• Dele fajemirokun-chicken republic/aiico insurance/xerox nigeria/kings guards
• Olayinka adebayo-tasty fried chicken
• Wale babalakin-bi courtney/stabilini visinoni
• Helios investment partners- babatunde soyoye
• Bola akindele-courteville group
• Adebayo Ogunlesi- Chairman Global Infrastructure Partners,owners of Gatwick International Airport London

You omitted Mosunmola 'Mo' Abudu, owner of Ebonylife TV, Africa's first Global Black Entertainment & Lifestyle network, which started broadcasting in 2013 to a pan-African audience, on Multichoice DSTV Channel 165. She is also one of the producers of one of the most successful Nollywood movies titled "The Wedding Party," which has grossed over 500 million naira till date.

You also forgot Oba Otudeko (CFR) the Nigerian entrepreneur, founder and chairman of Honeywell Group, who is also the chairman of FBN Holdings Plc, whose networth has been estimated at $500 million dollars, based on his assets, vast holdings, as well as interests in oil & gas. Oh sorry, my bad. I just checked again. His name was on the list.

laudate:

You omitted Mosunmola 'Mo' Abudu, owner of Ebonylife TV, Africa's first Global Black Entertainment & Lifestyle network, which started broadcasting in 2013 to a pan-African audience, on Multichoice DSTV Ch 165. She is also one of the producers of one of the most successful Nollywood movies titled "The Wedding Party," which has grossed over 500 million naira till date.

You also forgot Oba Otudeko (CFR) the Nigerian entrepreneur, founder and chairman of Honeywell Group, and is also the chairman of FBN Holdings Plc, whose networth has been estimated at $500 million dollars, based on his assets, vast holdings, as well as interests in oil & gas. Oh sorry, my bad. I just checked again. His name was on the list.

I omitted a lot of entertainment, fashion and beauty companies. I'll add them later today.

Dumaknesset:
I closed the thread, it is a thread taunting the Yoruba's, but the op here did not taunt anybody, just listed achievements of yorubas without insulting any tribe, you see the difference, the op that closed the thread deserves credit for a considerable genius and a very smart op.

Bros, you shouldn't have closed the thread. You should have allowed it to remain open, so that all readers can see the list of achievers on both sides, and be the judge. Only the offensive posts within the thread should have been removed. Oya, abeg open the Igbo thread for them again, make we fit compare & contrast!

Even nollywood that igbos claim they started o( which is a blatant lie anyways) is now dominated by Yoruba(even the english speaking movies) while we've ours on lock.

The longest comedy series broadcasted over west Africa was conceived and still produced by wale adenuga

The highest grossing movies in Nigeria are Yorubas brainchild(talk about afolayan and ayo makun)
The best movie producers, actors and actresses in africa are Yorubas check amvca awards list.

Let's not even talk of the music industry.