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Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by DapoBear(m): 11:36pm On Nov 28, 2010 |
Abagworo: Your thoughts about the viability of GEJ in the ACN if he is forced out by say an Atiku/Igbo VP PDP ticket? |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by Omenani(m): 11:36pm On Nov 28, 2010 |
I am confused with this convo. Whose arguing which side. I know where the SW people stand. But where does the Igbo commenting on this thread stand. I told you all before that this election will divide the East. |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by fstranger: 11:39pm On Nov 28, 2010 |
DapoBear: ACN is not yet a national party and GEJ will lose badly, if he were to join ACN |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by blacksta(m): 11:43pm On Nov 28, 2010 |
alot to gain for example Good governance as witnessed by the people of Lagos state - what is point of staying in a union where retrogression is the order of the day. Regional politics is here to stay and i predict it will spread to other parts soon. The Demise of PDP is the beginning of hope for Nigeria. For example we can clearly see that SS states close to SW share the same voting pattern and ideology |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by DapoBear(m): 11:45pm On Nov 28, 2010 |
Even with the mystical "power of incumbency"? SW, SS, portions of the Midwest and North is enough to win, no? He does have a Hausa VP in Sambo. |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by igbobuigbo: 11:47pm On Nov 28, 2010 |
blacksta: The question is what does Nigeria stand to lose, not what the SW stand to gain. |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by koruji(m): 11:51pm On Nov 28, 2010 |
Stop lying to yourself. You are not Igbo at all. igbobuigbo: |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by fstranger: 11:54pm On Nov 28, 2010 |
Sambo is a nobody when it comes to Nigeria politics Atiku tried it, he lost heavily. And if you know who Atiku is, you'd understand where I am coming from Also, GEJ does not have the experience and understanding of the kind of rofo rofo fight that goes into presidential election. For him, power of incumbency means nothing without the backing of OBJ. And OBJ will never be caught dead in the same room with Tinubu, Fayose, Falana, HID and anyone who professes to be a follower of Awo; long story. And without the backing of a former or present top military officer or a well oiled northern political movement, like the famous Yar'adua movement or the efficient PDM, you really cannot negotiate your way to Asorock. And if you did, you would not last a day. Without OBJ, GEJ is a dead man. Believe me! |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by igbobuigbo: 12:02am On Nov 29, 2010 |
koruji: And who am I? Yoruba? |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by blacksta(m): 12:03am On Nov 29, 2010 |
igbobuigbo: U might not lose much for now but remember the economic might is in the SW we control the banks and the Recent world wide recession shows how powerful banks are being on top of the food chain - and these days that speak volumes . China , Brazil, India are good examples where economic capabilities are big bargaining chips |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by DapoBear(m): 12:04am On Nov 29, 2010 |
fstranger: I see. Didn't know a lot of that, thanks for the insight. |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by igbobuigbo: 12:05am On Nov 29, 2010 |
blacksta: Do you control the banks or you control the bank locations? How many of the 25 consolidated bank CEOs are Yoruba? Can the non-Yoruba CEOs not move their banks to non-Yoruba places if you decide to be violent with your regionalism? |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by fstranger: 12:08am On Nov 29, 2010 |
igbobuigbo: Didnt Emeka Offor try it? Where is his bank today? Did he not name his bank Amex? |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by koruji(m): 12:09am On Nov 29, 2010 |
igbobuigbo: |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by igbobuigbo: 12:15am On Nov 29, 2010 |
fstranger:Emeka Offor''s bank failed just like many other banks including those owned by Yorubas and located in Yorubaland. The truth is, not many of the current 25 banks are headed by Yoruba. So you do not have more than a fair share of say in the current banking system. We can name the 25 banks and their CEOs to prove this. |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by Abagworo(m): 12:21am On Nov 29, 2010 |
Quote from: igbobuigbo on Yesterday at 11:33:04 PM Abagworo It is not too late to visit GEJ's page on Facebook and observe the names and comments made about zoning. |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by excanny: 12:27am On Nov 29, 2010 |
igbobuigbo:Tell them. They refuse to realize that they have been left behind. Still believing those fallacies their parents passed to them. |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by igbobuigbo: 12:29am On Nov 29, 2010 |
Abagworo: Of the 150 million Nigerians, How many are Jonathan's friends on facebook? I go to his page everyday and I see some few 100 likes for his comments. Means nothing. |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by Blazay(m): 12:30am On Nov 29, 2010 |
igbobuigbo: O di kwa denghyarous o. |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by fstranger: 12:32am On Nov 29, 2010 |
igbobuigbo: Why are you so slow! Of course banks fail everywhere, even those owned by Yoruba The point is that any bank located outside of Lagos, and say Abuja, is destined to fail Lagos is important for so many reasons: first, it is the economic hub of the federation; second, the man-power in Lagos can only be matched by Capetown, no other city/state in Africa comes close; third, its proximity to other social amenities is yet to be matched by any other state in Nigeria, etc,ect. Being a CEO means nothing. I care much about the owners of the bank. Admit it or not, We control the banking sector. Atleast, other than Zenith back, whose second in command is actually a Yoruba man, Yorubas run the top/best performing banks in the country. |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by igbobuigbo: 12:38am On Nov 29, 2010 |
fstranger: Based on the title of the thread it means the banks can be moved to Abuja which is not in the SW. Good you noted the Abuja alternative. Which of the banks are best performing and on what basis do you measure that? After FBN and Zenith, which are the next best 3 banks and who are their CEOs? Are UBA, Access Bank, Diamond bank, Fidelity banks run by Yorubas? Your inter continental bank is already run down by your brother Akingbola. So it is out of the equation for now. |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by fstranger: 1:12am On Nov 29, 2010 |
You are getting it wrong again In the words of Alj Harem, why do you do this to yourself Just because the CEO is Ibo, it does not mean anything Take for instance, the CEO of PHB is Ibo, the owner and the brain behind it all is Kola Abiola. And that is what you see across board. People do that for obvious reason. Again, check your facts! |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by igbobuigbo: 1:14am On Nov 29, 2010 |
fstranger: So you count Bank PHB as a strong bank? Bank PHB is one of the bailed out banks so look for a better example. In any case, is Kola more relevant in PHB than Utomi? In a private enterprise, you do not become CEO for nothing. You must either have a strong stake or somebody with a strong stake (in this case Utomi) has propped you into that position. BANK PHB Our Board of Directors Our Board of Directors consists of accomplished professionals who have brought their complementary skills to bear on the future direction of the Bank. They include; MR. ABDUL-LATEEF KOLAWOLE ABIOLA CHAIRMAN PROF. PAT. UTOMI VICE CHAIRMAN -------------------------------- ---------------------------------- ------------------------------------ MR. CYRIL CHUKWUMAH MANAGING DIRECTOR/CEO -------------------------------- ---------------------------------- ------------------------------------ MR. MICHAEL AJUKWU DIRECTOR BRIG-GEN. LAWAL JA’AFAR ISA (RTD.) DIRECTOR -------------------------------- ----------------------------------- ------------------------------------- ALWAN ALI HASSAN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR - PUBLIC SECTOR OLUSEGUN BOLAJI, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR - SERVICE BANK AYABA M. AYO-JOSEPH, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR - GLOBAL MARKETS -------------------------------- ---------------------------------- ------------------------------------ MR. ZAKIR MAHMOOD DIRECTOR MR. VINCENT M. OKWECHIME, JR. DIRECTOR MRS. IFEYINWA OSIME DIRECTOR -------------------------------- ---------------------------------- ------------------------------------ MR. CHRISTOPHER EZEAFULUKWE COMPANY SECRETARY http://www.bankphb.com/aboutus.php?p=27&pid=26&pagetitle=Corporate+Governance&mode=content |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by aljharem(m): 1:28am On Nov 29, 2010 |
igbobuigbo: wrong, if a person is trusted by the owner and has experence in the banking sector he can be a CEO also in private companies the ceo can be used for diplomatic stance or even a pawn head like cabury or coca-cola which are owner by amercans but put a british person as a ceo |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by fstranger: 1:33am On Nov 29, 2010 |
^^^ Bank PHB is definitely stronger than your Diamond bank PHB's net asset is bigger than Diamond's So? |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by igbobuigbo: 1:34am On Nov 29, 2010 |
fstranger: But PHB was bailed out while Diamond Bank was not. Have you seen the board (highest ranking personnel) list of PHB? Do yorubas dominate? |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by fstranger: 1:37am On Nov 29, 2010 |
igbobuigbo: So is Diamond banker stronger than citibank? Are you high? |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by igbobuigbo: 1:39am On Nov 29, 2010 |
fstranger: Why are you jumping all over the place like a rain-drenched rat? Why not prove to me first that PHB is stronger than Diamond bank b4 jumping on to City bank? Is City bank a Yoruba bank too? |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by fstranger: 1:51am On Nov 29, 2010 |
I told you already In terms of asset and deals made, PHB is bigger, not by much, but definitely bigger I brought up citibank to counter your derange argument that diamond is bigger because PHB was bailed out Being bailed out means nada. Citibank Nigeria Limited 27 Kofo Abayomi Street Victoria Island Lagos Nigeria Management Team Mr. Emeka Emuwa - Citi Country Officer Ms. Funmi Ade-Ajayi - Chief Operating Officer/ Executive Director Mr. Segun Adaramola - Head, Global Transactions Services Mr. Omar Hafeez - Head, Corporate Bank Mr. Fatai Karim - Senior Country Operations Officer Mr. Emeka Okonkwo - Head, Commercial Banking Mr. Franklyn Bennie - Country Compliance Officer Mrs. Omayuli Wale-Ajayi - Country Human Resource Officer Mrs. Sola Fagbure - Country Counsel Ms. Hilda Mucuha - CFO |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by igbobuigbo: 1:56am On Nov 29, 2010 |
fstranger: City Bank is not a Nigerian bank and definitely not among the biggest banks in Nigeria. Whayt you have is just a country office, hence you have an Igbo man as the country Officer (from your list) You have not shown me how PHB is better/bigger than Diamond bank. So go back and do that. |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by aljharem11(m): 1:59am On Nov 29, 2010 |
what is the meaning of all this who cares about banks all we want is for yorubas to gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Re: What Does Nigeria Stand To Lose If The SW Goes Regional? by fstranger: 2:00am On Nov 29, 2010 |
^^^ And all Seun wants is for illiterate Almajiris to leave NL You Spam! |
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