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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by Nobody: 10:32am On Sep 08, 2019
favour32:

Most deadly herdsmen are not Hausas but Fulani.
Dangote is not Fulani, therefore,no ethnic affiliation to herdsmen.
Please,get your facts right.
any affiliation of dstv or mtn to the attackers in South africa

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by Emmacon: 10:32am On Sep 08, 2019
The person who wrote the above content should be mindful of what he brings to this platform,and also get facts right before posting such, this writing is a damaging material to the ab inbev/ intafact family, and he could be Sue for it.. point of correction sabmiller use to hold hero through the subsidiary intafact beverages, but for almost to years now the right had been sold to AB inbev who is the present owner of intafact beverages the producers of ( hero beer). Hero is no longer a South African company own drink, every form of negative thinking should be shifted from the best ever beer drink, HERO aka nmanya odogwu.

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by Nobody: 10:32am On Sep 08, 2019
Dantedasz:


So why are DSTV,MTN and Shoprite being attacked and looted? undecided
ignorance. Shoprite has no business with a jobless soweto hating xenophobic man
Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by Nobody: 10:36am On Sep 08, 2019
Hero remains Hero and widely consumed
Try again later....
Me wey like hero die....
Sorry op....u came late....


Hero but mmanya ndi nna....mens everywhere..lolzzzzzz
sorryyyyyyy oooooo



seunrebirth try again, this one no sell...

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by Dearlord(m): 10:38am On Sep 08, 2019
This whole stuff is getting childish.

So I should now give my lovely self a task by researching any consumable items or services before patronising?
Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by dangoteinlaw: 10:41am On Sep 08, 2019
Umm so hero is south Africa? Well in addition to stop subscribing data on my mtn I now officially declare hero off limit on my table. My ibo friend loves that drink that he has spent over 30k a night while watching soccer but he's davastated about the happenings in South Africa. If he hears this eh, the hatred he will develop for hero even the drink self go change color.

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by Nobody: 10:41am On Sep 08, 2019
seunrebirth:
SABMILLER (South African Breweries), Interfact LLC. based in Onitsha, Anambra State. Makers and owner of the Hero Lager beer, Eagle lager beer are fully South Africa Shareholdings.

There' have always been this wrong assumption that Peter Obi owns Hero beer which has attracted large patronage to the beer in the Eastern part of the country and Nigeria in General, but the unassailable truth is that South Africa breweries fully owns Hero 100%.

Peter Obi was just a business influencer, just like MTN has Pascal Dozie as a local face used for Local continent policy. South African Breweries in Nigeria making money to fund their Government at home to kill our own Nigeria brother. What an irony, taking advantage of the Nigerian people's Ignorance

For this alone, I have stop drinking HERO BEER and any other related drinks associated with SA.
disgraceful fool

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by majamajic(m): 10:42am On Sep 08, 2019
pirodoshit:
oga Budweiser nor be Nigeria beer o.. get your facts right

it's American. but a Nigerian got the franchise

just like Nigeria brewery got franchise for Heineken

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by TundeBricklayer: 10:44am On Sep 08, 2019
seunrebirth:
SABMILLER (South African Breweries), Interfact LLC. based in Onitsha, Anambra State. Makers and owner of the Hero Lager beer, Eagle lager beer are fully South Africa Shareholdings.

There' have always been this wrong assumption that Peter Obi owns Hero beer which has attracted large patronage to the beer in the Eastern part of the country and Nigeria in General, but the unassailable truth is that South Africa breweries fully owns Hero 100%.

Peter Obi was just a business influencer, just like MTN has Pascal Dozie as a local face used for Local continent policy. South African Breweries in Nigeria making money to fund their Government at home to kill our own Nigeria brother. What an irony, taking advantage of the Nigerian people's Ignorance

For this alone, I have stop drinking HERO BEER and any other related drinks associated with SA.
Nigeria and hypocrisy

Chisco lost 18 mass transit buses in Lagos, Nigeria. Just because his office had the Goodluck Jonathan campaign poster.

People, Nigerians justified it. Chisco is a Nigerian doing business in Nigeria. A Zulu can never do that to a Xhosa. They address themselves as brothers and sisters. You hear echoes of "My brother, my sister".

Same people are now hating on South Africans for burning a Nigerian owned car company. You think they do not know all these? They are laughing at your confusion.

When the rant is over and it will soon be, you wake up and fix your country.

Is it not amazing that you do not find South Africans in Nigeria but Nigerian community in University of Pretoria alone can be one country. I don't want to mention other universities. Most of them are even on STATE sponsored scholarships running their phd's. What I mean is that, the South African government are taking care of their education.

Nigerian lecturers are teaching in South African universities, earning what their counterparts in Nigeria are not earning without any need to impose handouts on anyone.

You are listing Mtn, Dstv and watever, watever. Burn them down and chase Nigerians away from the few employment your government cannot create.

The sad thing is while their government are paying all of them unemployment benefits, paying all their children and providing free health care for them, if you find yourself out of employment, Nigerian government does not help you in anyway. So be careful how you advocate for burning down businesses in Nigeria.

The only place you will find South Africans in Nigeria is at Tb Joshua's synagogue but those are mostly on temporary movement.

Mandela was sick and didn't have to step out of the country for one day because there is no need for that. Can your president trust the clinic in Aso rock to treat his ear problem?

You keep writing that their country was built by whites, were you not governed by whites, why didn't they build yours? Is South Africa the only African country that was colonised?

As for those of you asking Nigerians to come back, you amuse me.

Come back to what? You should channel that energy into telling Nigerians in the North to go back to their regions.

Cure the hate in your country first so that people will take you serious.

You cannot tell them you are different then turn around and scream when you get the treatment being dished out to those who hate themselves.

Some are saying cancel diplomatic ties. What does that even mean? They will drive all your students away from their universities. It is obvious Nigeria as a country does not know her mates in the world. Even Nigerian students and lecturers here will join them and riot against Nigeria.

As for those of you going to destroy Shoprite, if anyone shoots you, remember your parents will shoulder that responsibility because Nigeria has no free health care. Anyone injured in south Africa gets treated in their government hospitals. Keep that in mind while you are doing your "revenge".

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by Dpharisee: 10:45am On Sep 08, 2019
OP, if Nigerian Breweries want their market share back in SE and SS they should put Biafra flag on their label like Hero beer did grin grin

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by majamajic(m): 10:46am On Sep 08, 2019
Emmacon:
The person who wrote the above content should be mindful of what he brings to this platform,and also get facts right before posting such, this writing is a damaging material to the ab inbev/ intafact family, and he could be Sue for it.. point of correction sabmiller use to hold hero through the subsidiary intafact beverages, but for almost to years now the right had been sold to AB inbev who is the present owner of intafact beverages the producers of ( hero beer). Hero is no longer a South African company own drink, every form of negative thinking should be shifted from the best ever beer drink, HERO aka nmanya odogwu.

HERO bu mmanya anyi !!!

Peter Obi thanks so much for this beer , drink one crate , u fit go work without brushing your teeth , and no one will notice it .
Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by KingAzari: 10:52am On Sep 08, 2019
seunrebirth:
SABMILLER (South African Breweries), Interfact LLC. based in Onitsha, Anambra State. Makers and owner of the Hero Lager beer, Eagle lager beer are fully South Africa Shareholdings.

There' have always been this wrong assumption that Peter Obi owns Hero beer which has attracted large patronage to the beer in the Eastern part of the country and Nigeria in General, but the unassailable truth is that South Africa breweries fully owns Hero 100%.

Peter Obi was just a business influencer, just like MTN has Pascal Dozie as a local face used for Local continent policy. South African Breweries in Nigeria making money to fund their Government at home to kill our own Nigeria brother. What an irony, taking advantage of the Nigerian people's Ignorance

For this alone, I have stop drinking HERO BEER and any other related drinks associated with SA.

Na madness dey worry you. ABInBev has acquired the said brand and company. SABMiller does not exist in Nigeria anymore. ABInBev is a Belgium �� multinational beer giant. Ignorance is a bliss.

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by godofuck231: 10:53am On Sep 08, 2019
If to say gree drink origin this wouldn't have happened
Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by olatunjida: 10:54am On Sep 08, 2019
How much were you paid to say this nonsense

seunrebirth:
SABMILLER (South African Breweries), Interfact LLC. based in Onitsha, Anambra State. Makers and owner of the Hero Lager beer, Eagle lager beer are fully South Africa Shareholdings.

There' have always been this wrong assumption that Peter Obi owns Hero beer which has attracted large patronage to the beer in the Eastern part of the country and Nigeria in General, but the unassailable truth is that South Africa breweries fully owns Hero 100%.

Peter Obi was just a business influencer, just like MTN has Pascal Dozie as a local face used for Local continent policy. South African Breweries in Nigeria making money to fund their Government at home to kill our own Nigeria brother. What an irony, taking advantage of the Nigerian people's Ignorance

For this alone, I have stop drinking HERO BEER and any other related drinks associated with SA.

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by Skelewu: 10:54am On Sep 08, 2019
seunrebirth:
SABMILLER (South African Breweries), Interfact LLC. based in Onitsha, Anambra State. Makers and owner of the Hero Lager beer, Eagle lager beer are fully South Africa Shareholdings.

There' have always been this wrong assumption that Peter Obi owns Hero beer which has attracted large patronage to the beer in the Eastern part of the country and Nigeria in General, but the unassailable truth is that South Africa breweries fully owns Hero 100%.

Peter Obi was just a business influencer, just like MTN has Pascal Dozie as a local face used for Local continent policy. South African Breweries in Nigeria making money to fund their Government at home to kill our own Nigeria brother. What an irony, taking advantage of the Nigerian people's Ignorance

For this alone, I have stop drinking HERO BEER and any other related drinks associated with SA.

Sorry to say this but you're an idiot.

Don't stop at drinking Hero beer o, break your MTN sim card as well.

That's how you people go about promoting anarchy and lawlessness.

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by mybestlove(m): 10:56am On Sep 08, 2019
This is how Nigeria will move forward, even nairaland moderators now collect bribe to fight and promote brands.

Mad people.

Tomorrow you blame government for rot in the society

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by DauraIsAGoal: 11:05am On Sep 08, 2019
CreekCommando:
This write-up is watery! Peter Obi invested Anambra state money in SABMILLER, acquired greater share for the government and kept about 10% for himself. And with the local content being 'Igbo', the Igbos 'forced' themselves into liking it, although it's somewhat nice. But to say the truth , HERO sells more than any other beer in the SE and SS. About 95% of workers there are Nigerians. So, shift for corner abeg!
Life beer sells more than Hero
Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by UncleJudax(m): 11:08am On Sep 08, 2019
Stop all these Leftist modus operandi. Campaign for good governance, so many Nigerians wouldn't have to
engage in fraudulent acts.

Nigerians de work for Submiller o...if them fold now, na unemployment go increase.


Stop all these mob mentality and boycotting of Shiits

Hold the Governors/FG accountable for the useless state of the country that has made folks engage in shady dealings to survive

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by VIRGINlabia(m): 11:13am On Sep 08, 2019
DauraIsAGoal:
Life beer sells more than Hero


Osi gini, bia nwokem I bu onye b'anyi ?

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by slam7000(m): 11:16am On Sep 08, 2019
Mismanagement has ruined most alcohol and beverage businesses in the South East.

What happened to Golden Guinea brewery Umuahia, Diamond breweries Ngwo, Udi, Enugu state makers of monarch beer, Pal breweries Oko, Orumba north in Anambra state, 33 beers, Reno soft drink owned by Joe Nwankwu?
Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by Nobody: 11:17am On Sep 08, 2019
TundeBricklayer:

Nigeria and hypocrisy

Chisco lost 18 mass transit buses in Lagos, Nigeria. Just because his office had the Goodluck Jonathan campaign poster.

People, Nigerians justified it. Chisco is a Nigerian doing business in Nigeria. A Zulu can never do that to a Xhosa. They address themselves as brothers and sisters. You hear echoes of "My brother, my sister".

Same people are now hating on South Africans for burning a Nigerian owned car company. You think they do not know all these? They are laughing at your confusion.

When the rant is over and it will soon be, you wake up and fix your country.

Is it not amazing that you do not find South Africans in Nigeria but Nigerian community in University of Pretoria alone can be one country. I don't want to mention other universities. Most of them are even on STATE sponsored scholarships running their phd's. What I mean is that, the South African government are taking care of their education.

Nigerian lecturers are teaching in South African universities, earning what their counterparts in Nigeria are not earning without any need to impose handouts on anyone.

You are listing Mtn, Dstv and watever, watever. Burn them down and chase Nigerians away from the few employment your government cannot create.

The sad thing is while their government are paying all of them unemployment benefits, paying all their children and providing free health care for them, if you find yourself out of employment, Nigerian government does not help you in anyway. So be careful how you advocate for burning down businesses in Nigeria.

The only place you will find South Africans in Nigeria is at Tb Joshua's synagogue but those are mostly on temporary movement.

Mandela was sick and didn't have to step out of the country for one day because there is no need for that. Can your president trust the clinic in Aso rock to treat his ear problem?

You keep writing that their country was built by whites, were you not governed by whites, why didn't they build yours? Is South Africa the only African country that was colonised?

As for those of you asking Nigerians to come back, you amuse me.

Come back to what? You should channel that energy into telling Nigerians in the North to go back to their regions.

Cure the hate in your country first so that people will take you serious.

You cannot tell them you are different then turn around and scream when you get the treatment being dished out to those who hate themselves.

Some are saying cancel diplomatic ties. What does that even mean? They will drive all your students away from their universities. It is obvious Nigeria as a country does not know her mates in the world. Even Nigerian students and lecturers here will join them and riot against Nigeria.

As for those of you going to destroy Shoprite, if anyone shoots you, remember your parents will shoulder that responsibility because Nigeria has no free health care. Anyone injured in south Africa gets treated in their government hospitals. Keep that in mind while you are doing your "revenge".
You dey mind d useless Nigerians on dis forum? Because they have food on their table so they talk any how. 90% of Nigerians out there are suffering to eat 1 good meal a day & here selfish & greedy fools are shouting close mtn, shoprite & d rest. Useless Nigerian youths who still feeds from d proceeds of their parents, internet scam & "get quick rich" scheme always boasts & talk any how. No tangible invention or products can be traced to their so called success.

Charity begins at home let d sleeping Niger Delta youth take back their oil by "xenophiabializing" all d northerners (key owners & control of power at d center) & turn their region into a first class city envied by Singapore & not d shameful filths of a region

South Africa is way ahead of Nigeria in all areas. Black South Africans thought grabbing political power will make them better but the d economy is still controlled by d whites who literarily built dat country to d European standard.

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by koolbe(m): 11:29am On Sep 08, 2019
SABMiller plc was a multinational brewing and beverage company headquartered in Woking, England on the outskirts of London until 10 October 2016 when it was acquired by Anheuser-Busch InBev. Prior to that date, it was the world's second-largest brewer measured by revenues (after Anheuser-Busch InBev) and was also a major bottler of Coca-Cola.[2][3] Its brands included Fosters, Miller, and Pilsner Urquell.[2] It operated in 80 countries worldwide and in 2009 sold around 21 billion litres of beverages.[2] Since 10 October 2016, SABMiller has been a business division of Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV, a Brazilian-Belgian corporation with headquarters in Leuven.[4]
Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by Blazebond(m): 11:32am On Sep 08, 2019
Ur idiocy is on another level,may GOD punish you for trying to make innocent people jobless,may the hardship that wished to create by making this bastard post be ur portion alone,idiot fool.

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by Nobody: 11:36am On Sep 08, 2019
seunrebirth:
SABMILLER (South African Breweries), Interfact LLC. based in Onitsha, Anambra State. Makers and owner of the Hero Lager beer, Eagle lager beer are fully South Africa Shareholdings.

There' have always been this wrong assumption that Peter Obi owns Hero beer which has attracted large patronage to the beer in the Eastern part of the country and Nigeria in General, but the unassailable truth is that South Africa breweries fully owns Hero 100%.

Peter Obi was just a business influencer, just like MTN has Pascal Dozie as a local face used for Local continent policy. South African Breweries in Nigeria making money to fund their Government at home to kill our own Nigeria brother. What an irony, taking advantage of the Nigerian people's Ignorance

For this alone, I have stop drinking HERO BEER and any other related drinks associated with SA.
You paid and pained retard doesn't even know what LOCAL CONTENT POLICY is all about that's why it's LOCAL CONTINENT POLICY to you. And by the way nobody cares if you still drink the beer or not. You think most of us here on nairaland don't read outside nairaland that's why you are trying to make us believe your absurd story of that Peter obi doesn't own a stake in SABMILLER. The whole shiit you wrote up there is the reason why south Africans don't regard us anymore. Because they know that an average Nigerian youth like you is chronically stupid. Ode omoale.

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by cmikel: 11:49am On Sep 08, 2019
Budwiser ?? from south africa ??

Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by MikeBetty(m): 11:53am On Sep 08, 2019
fiercehillz:
Biko how many people don break their mtn sim, how many don fail to renew their Gotv and Dstv subscription...We have Nigerians working in these companies and the managements didnt do any harm to Nigerians. Hero is a Biafra themed beer and enjoys great patronage even outside Biafra designated areas.

Personally I love the brand...we are way better than the South Africans and I am happy being a Nigerian.


I think this post was influenced by other brands.
My Dear, Tell Them. Nigeria Govt Should Be Grateful To SA For Creating Much Jobs Could Not Creat. How Many Jobs Has Fg Created To Absorb Millions Of School Leavers Yearly? Is Glo Giving Us Best Network Service For Us To Bycot Mtn? We Have Innoson; Why Fg No Ban Use Of Landcruiser Prado As Official Car? I Dont Work And Has No Brother Working In Those SA Owned Establishments, But My Advice To Youths Is Not To Listen To Those Govt Official Whose Children's Future Are Secured, They Are The Cause Of Our Problem

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by Tinyemeka(m): 11:58am On Sep 08, 2019
Godons1:

South Africans are scammers aswear. See as they succeeded in decieving some people. grin grin grin

Google is your friend.

Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by engrchykae(m): 12:00pm On Sep 08, 2019
Tina26:
These white owned south african business have no business with xenophobic black fools in south africa. Its like blaming dangote cement for herdmen attacks
the whites are fully behind the attacks,they are just using the foolish blacks just as buhari used almajiris
Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by engrchykae(m): 12:02pm On Sep 08, 2019
i know that nbc hates peter obi so much but never knew they would use the blood of our people to sell more star beers

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by MartinsD12(m): 12:08pm On Sep 08, 2019
seunrebirth:
SABMILLER (South African Breweries), Interfact LLC. based in Onitsha, Anambra State. Makers and owner of the Hero Lager beer, Eagle lager beer are fully South Africa Shareholdings.

There' have always been this wrong assumption that Peter Obi owns Hero beer which has attracted large patronage to the beer in the Eastern part of the country and Nigeria in General, but the unassailable truth is that South Africa breweries fully owns Hero 100%.

Peter Obi was just a business influencer, just like MTN has Pascal Dozie as a local face used for Local continent policy. South African Breweries in Nigeria making money to fund their Government at home to kill our own Nigeria brother. What an irony, taking advantage of the Nigerian people's Ignorance

For this alone, I have stop drinking HERO BEER and any other related drinks associated with SA.
Xenophobic attacks cannot stop by us attacking or destroying companies owned by South Africa remember its we Nigerians that work in all the companies owned by them sa, you destroy them you are destroying your brothers and sisters means of livelihood, let's be sensible for once, if naija better our people no go comot go south Africa and that's why sa are mocking us and killing us yet nothing it's happening, our government can't create a single job you want to destroy the one created by foreigners that is iberiberism

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Re: HERO Beer: Market Implications With Their Affiliation To South Africa Business by felix281(m): 12:11pm On Sep 08, 2019
SLAP44:
Hero (o mpa) is here to stay. It's an Igbo brand linked to the heroics of the Great Ikemba Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu.

You must be writing this paid nonsense to counter and stop Hero beer from ending the reign of Nigeria breweries which Hero and Budweizer has chased back to the west.



Echo it loud bro... Hero is here to stay..
Hero is owned by ABinbev,his Headquarters is in Leuven Belgium...Not a SA company under SABmiller again!!!...

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