Shortyy:
Igbo Amaka

queenbetsy:
because you're an Engineer abi??

oshe11:
What did I do?

queenbetsy:
drop that pant you're holding!!!

oshe11:




Funke!!!

queenbetsy:
seuun is using it to play hide and seek

Hienna:
a Nigerian??, amazing indeed, he s worthy to be a mentor or rather presido

queenbetsy:
don't funke me! Apostle must hear of this!

Amberon11:
#bringbackourzeropage

ZoeyJ:

blind bat "Mr King, whose native name is Abayomi also said his parents decision to bring him back to Nigeria ( a common practice for Nigerians that emigrated in the 50’s to the 80’s to instil the culture in their children) enabled him to discover his true identity as a Nigerian.
"I got to learn the history of successful Nigerian business dynasties which taught me how to dream big"

queenbetsy:
now, you're alone

Amberon11:
Who else noticed that the zero page on nairaland has been missing for a while now.

MakeNigeriaGrea:

See them.SMH. If it was an Igbo guy,you would start hearing Igbo amaka. Now that it is one of us,you are saying Nigerian.

Automotive1:




Meet the 40-year-old British-Nigerian named Gideon King who was born in South London . Mr King, who was fondly called Car Wash by his peers at school is now into car detailing.

While some of his schoolmates lost their lives to youth violence or fell into gangs and crime, the father-of-three now earns money polishing cars for top musicians and business figures around the world.


The Master Vehicle detailer is the founder and CEO of Big Foot Detailing that is based in Qatar and they specialise in automobile beautification .

His team of experts eliminates, enhances and correct surface defects on cars, motorbikes, yatchs,helicopters and jets.


20yr old King holding his young son Tunde

He credits the positive thinking and work ethic instilled in him by his family as the secret of his success.

He said: "Most of my friends were engaging in activities that weren't beneficial long term.It upsets me to know that most of them have fallen by the wayside"

Mr King, whose native name is Abayomi also said his parents decision to bring him back to Nigeria ( a common practice for Nigerians that emigrated in the 50’s to the 80’s to instil the culture in their children) enabled him to discover his true identity as a Nigerian.
"I got to learn the history of successful Nigerian business dynasties which taught me how to dream big"

His parents helped him set up a small business selling mobile phones, before he ran a security firm.He handed over the security company to his brother after setting up the car detailing company.

Mr King was trained by an ex-military captain in the UK army and started doing detailing on top vehicles. He was soon getting work improving the Lamborghinis and Bentleys of the global elite.

He has been an exclusive detailer for exotic brands like Lamborghini, Bugatti and Bentley for more than five years with its base in Qatar and other parts of Europe.

He also work with Volkswagen, Maserati,Rolls-Royce,McLaren, Range Rover, Jaguar, BMW, Audi and Ferrari.


His clients pianist Lang Lang

One of the turning points in his journey to fame and stardom was when he worked on the N633m Naira (£1.75m) Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse owned by world-famous pianist Lang Lang.

But his big break came after he worked on a Land Rover owned by a Qatari sheikh client.


Mr King with a client in Qatar

He said:

The sheikh handed him a 3-bedroom apartment in Qatar and paid him four times the amount billed, helping him set up a firm which also work on yachts and private jets.



He said
"I'm really proud with what I've achieved and it has been on the back of a lot of hard work and determination"

He plans to bring his car detailing business to Nigeria which will also include training and education centres. About six years ago, he worked with a major car importer and dealership of premium brands in Lagos. He also worked on vehicles owned by some prominent figures in Kano.



Now he plans to be a mentor to teenagers struggling to break free from downward cycles of crime and violence.



As you can see, Mr Gideon King started from washing cars to running a security firm and finally to pimping up Super cars for the super-rich.

He is among Nigerians making Nigeria proud on the global stage and so should be celebrated.

What do you think?

https://autojosh.com/meet-british-nigerian-gideon-king-who-started-from-washing-cars-to-pimping-super-cars-for-the-super-rich/

CANDYDADDY:






see how they are pronouncing 300m euro like they are saying five hundred naira


money where are you, if you come woo me and i don't accept, please rape me

GOFRONT:

Wow....He is our own

Benblaq:
Bring investment to your country or get out..meanwhile

2015 Sai baba
2016 kai baba
2017 chai baba
2018 why baba
2019 bye baba

queenbetsy:
now, you're alone

Automotive1:




Meet the 40-year-old British-Nigerian named Gideon King who was born in South London . Mr King, who was fondly called Car Wash by his peers at school is now into car detailing.

While some of his schoolmates lost their lives to youth violence or fell into gangs and crime, the father-of-three now earns money polishing cars for top musicians and business figures around the world.


The Master Vehicle detailer is the founder and CEO of Big Foot Detailing that is based in Qatar and they specialise in automobile beautification .

His team of experts eliminates, enhances and correct surface defects on cars, motorbikes, yatchs,helicopters and jets.


20yr old King holding his young son Tunde

He credits the positive thinking and work ethic instilled in him by his family as the secret of his success.

He said: "Most of my friends were engaging in activities that weren't beneficial long term.It upsets me to know that most of them have fallen by the wayside"

Mr King, whose native name is Abayomi also said his parents decision to bring him back to Nigeria ( a common practice for Nigerians that emigrated in the 50’s to the 80’s to instil the culture in their children) enabled him to discover his true identity as a Nigerian.
"I got to learn the history of successful Nigerian business dynasties which taught me how to dream big"

His parents helped him set up a small business selling mobile phones, before he ran a security firm.He handed over the security company to his brother after setting up the car detailing company.

Mr King was trained by an ex-military captain in the UK army and started doing detailing on top vehicles. He was soon getting work improving the Lamborghinis and Bentleys of the global elite.

He has been an exclusive detailer for exotic brands like Lamborghini, Bugatti and Bentley for more than five years with its base in Qatar and other parts of Europe.

He also work with Volkswagen, Maserati,Rolls-Royce,McLaren, Range Rover, Jaguar, BMW, Audi and Ferrari.


His clients pianist Lang Lang

One of the turning points in his journey to fame and stardom was when he worked on the N633m Naira (£1.75m) Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse owned by world-famous pianist Lang Lang.

But his big break came after he worked on a Land Rover owned by a Qatari sheikh client.


Mr King with a client in Qatar

He said:

The sheikh handed him a 3-bedroom apartment in Qatar and paid him four times the amount billed, helping him set up a firm which also work on yachts and private jets.



He said
"I'm really proud with what I've achieved and it has been on the back of a lot of hard work and determination"

He plans to bring his car detailing business to Nigeria which will also include training and education centres. About six years ago, he worked with a major car importer and dealership of premium brands in Lagos. He also worked on vehicles owned by some prominent figures in Kano.



Now he plans to be a mentor to teenagers struggling to break free from downward cycles of crime and violence.



As you can see, Mr Gideon King started from washing cars to running a security firm and finally to pimping up Super cars for the super-rich.

He is among Nigerians making Nigeria proud on the global stage and so should be celebrated.

What do you think?

https://autojosh.com/meet-british-nigerian-gideon-king-who-started-from-washing-cars-to-pimping-super-cars-for-the-super-rich/