PetroDolla2020:
Yorubas control banking and real estate businesses in Ghana? Tell me, how many banks do Yorubas control in Ghana? How many estates do yorubas control in Ghana?

Please leave this Paper Billionaires , multi billion company abroad my foot.

One of the was say Ogunwusi also has three airport and I asked if they have such investment then why is Air-peace running show in Ibadan try to link them to the world.

11-Mr. Bode Oseni of Regency Alliance Insurance Co. Ltd is one of the finest hands in the business of In[/b]surance. He was trained at the London School of Insurance and became an Associate of Chartered Insurance Institute of London in 1989. He also holds an MBA from one of Nigeria’s three leading Universities, University of Lagos. An Insurance marketing Guru, Oseni started his career as a Broker. He was Assistant Manager, Man Mountain Insurance Brokers of Nigeria from 1989 to 1991. He was appointed Manager, Marine Insurance of Hogg Robinson Nigeria in 1992. He had a stint with the defunct Nigeria Arab Bank Ltd as its Manager in charge of insurance. Other positions held by him include Assistant General Manager, Operations, Triumph Assurance Company Limited and Head, Eastern Operations, Phoenix Nigeria Assurance Plc. He became Regional Director, Regency Alliance Insurance Plc, Nigeria in 2007.


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12- Mr. Sam Ayininuola of Energy Bank Ltd. obtained his First Class degree in Agricultural Science from the University of Ife in June 1976. He also had an MBA degree from the University of Lagos, in December 1985. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria and the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria. He started his banking career with NAL Merchant Bank Limited in 1981. He rose to the rank of Head of Foreign Exchange before joining the team to set up Rims Merchant Bank Limited in 1988. He rose to the positions of General Manager, Executive Director and later Managing Director/CEO of the Bank before resigning in November 1995 to join the team that set up Consolidated Discounts House Limited, one of the leading discount houses in Nigeria. He became the Managing Director/CEO in January 2001. He was appointed an Executive Director in Union Bank of Nigeria Plc in March 2006.



13- Kennedy Okosun owns and runs the biggest upscale stationeries outfit in Ghana, KRIF Stationeries. Mr. Kennedy Okosun, Chairman in 2011 receives Best Entrepreneur Office Suppliers & Stationery Award.



14[b]-Mr. Dolapo Ogundimu a seasoned banker is the
Managing Director of Access Bank. Dolapo Ogundimu is truly a seasoned banker with over 25 years of high level professional banking experience in the sub-region. He has been recognized as a change manager and contributor to the development of the financial services industry in Nigeria, Sierra Leone and Ghana. In Ghana, he pioneered Guaranty Trust Bank to become one of the most successful banks in the industry. [/b]Dolapo is an alumnus of the Kellogg School of Management, Executive Management Programme of the Columbia Business School (USA), International Institute for Management Development (IMD) Switzerland and the Lagos Business School. He holds a B.Sc. and an MBA from the Ogun State University in Nigeria.


15-Mr. Lekan Sanusi of Guarantee Trust Bank is the current MD of Guaranty Trust Bank Ghana Limited. Since he took over, he has kept the flag of the bank flying as one of the biggest financial institutions in Ghana.


16- Mr. Gabriel Edgal is the CEO of First Atlantic Bank Ltd. The Board of First Atlantic Bank Limited appointed Mr. Gabriel Edgal as Managing Director of the Bank. Mr. Edgal is an astute and seasoned banker with over 23 years’ experience. Until his new appointment, Mr. Edgal was with United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA) where he held various key Management and Executive positions including those of MD/CEO, UBA Africa, Regional MD, UBA West Africa and MD, UBA Ghana Limited. As MD, UBA Africa, Mr. Edgal provided strategic direction and leadership for 18 African countries. As MD/CEO UBA Ghana Ltd, he led the restructuring of the Bank’s business and returned the bank to the path of profitability. Prior to that, he was the Group Treasurer of the bank. He had equally held diverse management positions at Ecobank Nigeria Plc, Guaranty Trust Bank Plc and Capital Bank International Ltd, Nigeria. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Civil Engineering and a Masters in Business Administration.



17- Mr. Oliver Alawuba UBA ([/b]Gh.) Ltd. Mr. Oliver Alawuba has over twenty years’ experience in investment banking, corporate finance retail and commercial banking as well as project management. Oliver started his banking career in 1993 with Diamond Bank Plc in Nigeria. He has worked with some other major African banks in various managerial capacities including being Regional Director, South Central Region of Standard Trust Bank Limited now United Bank for Africa Nigeria PLC and Executive Director of Finbank Nigeria PLC for South South and South East Regions covering over 11 States in Nigeria. Until his appointment, Mr. Alawuba was the MD/CEO Designate of UBA Cote D’Ivoire. Oliver is a member of several professional bodies including the Nigerian Institute of Management, Nigerian Institute of Directors, and Association of Bank Directors in Nigeria.


18- [b]Charles Adeniji of Wapco (Gh.) Ltd is currently the Managing Director of the West African Pipeline Gas Company, WAPCo in Accra, Ghana and a Secondee from Chevron. Charles A. Adeniji has more than 30 years of experience covering both Downstream and Upstream sectors of the Petroleum Industry. His experience gained both local and overseas range from Facilities Engineering, Crude production operations, Shipping, Trading, Gas Commercialization and Business Development. In Nigeria, Mr. Adeniji had worked in several capacities starting as a Production Engineer, Corrosion Engineer, Platform Supervisor, Coordinator of Crude Oil Deliveries, Manager Gas Commercialization, to General Manager Gas Marketing & Commercialization and Executive Director of the Oil Producers’ Trade Sector (OPTS) of the Lagos Chambers of Commerce and Industry. Before his current tenure as Managing Director of WAPCo, he served as Legislation Compliance Advisor for Chevron Nigeria. His specialties are in the areas of Operations, Gas Commercialization, Negotiations, and government relations..

aribisala0:
Let me tell you simple truth

Your elders lied to you out of bitterness and to cover their shame

Union bank was known as Barclays bank and First Bank as Standard bank

They were not taken over by the use of indigenization decree

That is just Aba made fiction

That you are fed with your breast milk along with the twenty pounds story


I am challenging you to lecture us on the indigenization decree and how that led to Flour mills ending up in Yoruba hands

Are you sick or what? It's on you to disprove me if you think it's not true

theTranscriber:
you really dumb
Aren't you?

Mynd44 lalasticlala Seun
Rule 2

Ngorbungor:


Please leave this Paper Billionaires , multi billion company abroad my foot.

One of the was say Ogunwusi also has three airport and I asked if they have such investment then why is Air-peace running show in Ibadan try to link them to the world.

So you dont want any Igbo man to be successful?
He just started.Dont bring him down with your mouth.
Igbos are not known to manage business for a long period like the Yorubas who have businesses still going more than 70 years.
Igbos should learn about business from the Yorubas who have been proven to be more successful even outside the country.

NakwansaPolice:
Mynd44 lalasticlala Seun
Rule 2

You saw the question right?

theTranscriber:
you really dumb
Aren't you?

Did I lie? Ibadan airport only have overland airline and it runs like three times a week, Akure same and you are comparing with region that is the hub of local air transport, After Lagos , Abuja and PH , Imo Airport and Eungu comes next. And you say we are poor, we run our economy by our own men Now Anambra Airport and Ebonyi are almost ready to join the league of extraordinary achievers

Ngorbungor:


Did I lie? Ibadan airport only have overland airline and it runs like three times a week, Akure same and you are comparing with region that is the hub of local air transport, After Lagos , Abuja and PH , Imo Airport and Eungu comes next. And you say we are poor, we run our economy by our own men Now Anambra Airport and Ebonyi are almost ready to join the league of extraordinary achievers

you guys can't live in eboeland
That's why you can't do without travel

We Yorùbá live in ile Omo kaaro-o-jiire

Obamaofusa:


So you dont want any Igbo man to be successful?
He just started.Dont bring him down with your mouth.
Igbos are not known to manage business for a long period like the Yorubas who have businesses still going more than 70 years.
Igbos should learn about business from the Yorubas who have been proven to be more successful even outside the country.

Are you sure about that? We'll go and ask fayose why he planned sending 200 - 300 ekiti youths to learn business in the east. That's an assignment for you. Nonsense

Ngorbungor:


Are you sick or what? It's on you to disprove me if you think it's not true

There is nothing like disproving in logic

If you went to school you would know that

If yo say there are green men on the moon with six eyes and I say no

The onus is not on me to disprove

You have declared you must prove

Which one is sick? Is your father sick?
If so get help

Face the issue on the thread and stop talking like a tout

theTranscriber:
you guys can't live in eboeland
That's why you can't do without travel

We Yorùbá live in ile Omo kaaro-o-jiire

Thats the strategy, we control our economy 100%, move to conquer others you see, in the east there is strong competition and only the strong can compete. Yoruba's cant even compete with us in their home land. Igbo's explore, we are all over the world running things that's while 70% of container that enters Apapa and Tincan ports ends up in n South East. E shock you?

Ngorbungor:


Are you sure about that? We'll go and ask fayose why he planned sending 200 - 300 ekiti youths to learn business in the east. That's an assignment for you. Nonsense

Did he send them to learn your mediocre petty business?No,he was just pressing Igbo mumu buttons as usual.

aribisala0:
There is nothing like disproving in logic

If you went to school you would know that

If yo say there are green men on the moon with six eyes and I say no

The onus is not on me to disprove

You have declared you must prove

Which one is sick? Is your father sick?
If so get help

Face the issue on the thread and stop talking like a tout

I didn't go to school and am a tout, so be happy

Ngorbungor:


Thats the strategy, we control our economy 100%, move to conquer others you see, in the east there is strong competition and only the strong can compete. Yoruba's cant even compete with us in their home land. Igbo's explore, we are all over the world running things that's while 70% of container that enters Apapa and Tincan ports ends up in n South East. E shock you?

That is why you have the lowest IGR.You dont know how to do real business.You always bring your businesses down.

Obamaofusa:


Did he send them to learn your mediocre petty business?No,he was just pressing Igbo mumu buttons as usual.

Hahahaha same story year in year out, we pass you people no bi small, E long ooooooooooo

Ngorbungor:


Thats the strategy, we control our economy 100%, move to conquer others you see, in the east there is strong competition and only the strong can compete. Yoruba's cant even compete with us in their home land. Igbo's explore, we are all over the world running things that's while 70% of container that enters Apapa and Tincan ports ends up in n South East. E shock you?

You have no economy just the dirtiest places on earth and all these self consolation stories that are really pitiable

What economy is there in the SE?

No airport , No seaport just filth
Many Osus cannot go back because of the barbarism
Yorubas can't compete with you in what exactly ? buying and selling?

In our culture that is women's work
Do not mix refugees with explorers that is consolation
Selling drugs on the streets of South Africa and India is exploration?
Tell us your impact where it really matters
The stock market and capital market of Nigeria?

We operate at the highest level not loading and offloading containers which you think is business
It is not business it is trading

Milky way

aribisala0:
Any fool can wake up and say we are the this we are the that


WHERE IS THE EVIDENCE

The two dirtiest places in the Milky way are Aba and Onitsha

Ngorbungor:


I didn't go to school and am a tout,

Obviously

aribisala0:
You have no economy just the dirtiest places on earth and all these self consolation stories that are really pitiable

What economy is there in the SE?

No airport , No seaport just filth
Many Osus cannot go back because of the barbarism
Yorubas can't compete with you in what exactly ? buying and selling?

In our culture that is women's work
Do not mix refugees with explorers that is consolation
Selling drugs on the streets of South Africa and India is exploration?
Tell us your impact where it really matters
The stock market and capital market of Nigeria?

We operate at the highest level not loading and offloading containers which you think is business
It is not business it is trading

This guy, please stop this joke

Brutality

aribisala0:
Another victimhood statement.
Everybody who calls out your bullshit "hates" you?

You are not important or relevant enough to deserve my hatred

Ngorbungor:


Thats the strategy, we control our economy 100%, move to conquer others you see, in the east there is strong competition and only the strong can compete. Yoruba's cant even compete with us in their home land. Igbo's explore, we are all over the world running things that's while 70% of container that enters Apapa and Tincan ports ends up in n South East. E shock you?

lol
Same stupidity that you guys fall on
Your land is poor yet u dey talk rubbish
It's like saying afgan Refugees dominate Germany
As I said before
Go and think about your life
If Nigeria divides today
Una go cry

Your land is poor
Simple

Caesarddi:


How the Igbos Came Out Of the War of Genocide and Belligerence with nothing to emerge the Richest Tribe in Nigeria.

Between 1966 and 1970, the Igbos of Nigeria were at the receiving end of one of the most heinous man’s inhumanity to man in human history. Apart from Hitler’s Second World War of 1939 to 1945, no war has claimed as much casualty as the Biafra civil War since the history of man. The War that was estimated to have claimed about five million lives had the Igbos as recipients of more than 80% of the casualty figure. Wars had been fought before and after the Nigeria / Biafra civil war both locally and internationally, But why the Biafra War will continue to dominate discourse is the manner which the war was prosecuted and the policies initiated by the Nigeria State during and after the war to keep the Igbos perpetually defeated and never to rise again to challenge or assert their right and how the Igbos refused to be crushed, rather they bounced back with pomp and pageantry to become the envy of their supposed conquerors.

The war was waged at all fronts with an evil intent to annihilate and subjugate the Igbos to nothing. While Yakubu Gowon, a Northern Army General was leading the onslaught with the most sophisticated lethal military hardware from Soviet Russia and Great Britain from the front. Awolowo, a leader of the Yorubas and federal minister of finance and vice chairman of the federal executive military council was using hunger through his economic blockade as weapon to finish off whatever that is remaining of the Igbos that could not die by the bombs and bullets. Awolowo, at the behest of his principal – Gowon, introduced economic blockade against the Igbos and justified it as a veritable instrument of warfare. After 3 years of resistance, three years of dearth, 3 years of death, 3 years of kwashiorkor scenery, three years of mixture of joy of freedom from oppression and unprovoked mayhem by strange people and pang of hunger and wide scale dearth, the Igbos could not stomach to carry on the war of freedom and they yielded. Their leader, General Ojukwu left the scene having exhausted all resources available at his disposal, both human and material. The war was over at least from the point of shooting and killing by soldiers, as the economic aspect of the war led by Awolowo aimed at crippling the Igbo’s entrepreneurial domineering spirit still continued till date. The economic war has been more like a baton in a relay race in which one administration hands over the baton of harsh economic measures against the Igbos to another administration whether it is a civilian or military to continue the State policies of exclusion and divide and rule.

As much as many people have tried to justified the pogrom against the Igbos that resulted to the war as a reaction to the Nzeogwu’s coup that claimed the lives of Sardauna of Sokoto, Tafawa Balewa, Akintola and many more and ended the first the Balewa / Azikiwe regime, but the truth remains that the war was borne out of envy aimed at crushing the Igbos and relegate them to the background of activities in Nigeria where they will only be taking orders and not issuing. Gowon admitted this in an interview in January 2020 that “The fear of Domination is what caused the war”

At the beginning of the war, Awolowo being the Federal minister of finance, Changed the country’s currency. This change of currency was targeted to frustrate the Igbos from using the little money at their disposal to access Forex for either weapon or food from international community. In an interview after the war, Ojukwu admitted that two things that defeated Biafra during the war, one was the currency change the other was hunger occasioned by the draconian economic blockade imposed on the East by Gowon and Awolowo.

At the end of war in 1970, Awolowo announced that every Igbo man with identifiable account deposit in any Nigeria bank prior to the outbreak of hostility would be issued £20 in exchange of whatever amount they had in their accounts prior to the war. This simply implies that the Igbos came out of the war to be integrated into Nigeria with nothing to compete with. But they carried on with resilience that saw them through the war era. By 1972 Yakubu Gowon and Awolowo initiated and carried out a national indigenization policy. This was a program in which, foreign company operating in Nigeria were mandated through the policy of the State to sell certain percentages of their company’s worth to Nigerians. Recall, the Igbos just came out of the war two years earlier, and had no means to participate in the indigenization program. The Northerners especially the Hausa Fulani stock, due to their deficiency in education and conservative mindset could not participate in the program as much. Awolowo rallied every Yoruba man to key into the program. The campaign was massive in the West; they were sensitized in Churches, Mosques, and market places. They had the means, and their leader was the initiator and head of the indigenization program. This is how the Yorubas bought 80% of the corporate organizations in Nigeria meant for all Nigerians. There was a lore in the 1970’s, 1980’s and early 2000’s that there are two powers in Nigeria. The political power and economic powers, and that while the Hausa Fulani controls the polical power, the Yoruba controls the economic power. By implications, the Igbos controls nothing.

The Igbo however carried on with the struggle of survival, they were in every hamlet in all rural villages in Nigeria scavenging for survival in the farm, market, cottage industries and any field humans can find existence possible. Those of them with the enough fund traveled abroad to continue the struggle of survival. Going back to school was not practically possible since survival is the first law of nature. The East central State had the least number of children in school. There was a massive unplanned, unsolicited, unprecedented mentorship program in Igbo land then tagged “onye aghala nwanne ya” which translates; let no one leaves his brother behind. As the name implies, they developed love for themselves and became more united. They would mentor themselves on different lines of business and trades. Those of them that were well established would go to the villages in Igbo land, negotiate with the parents and guidance of unemployed youths and out of school children to groom and mentor them for a specified number of years, usually 6 or 7 years at the end of which, they establish them to start their own. Those apprentices of 70’s are the Ubas, ibetos, Innocenes and many more captains of industries in Igbo land today. This is the secret of how the Igbos regained their number one position and dominated every sector of business, trade, industry and transportation in Nigeria till date.

Fast forward to 2008, the global economic meltdown came and badly affected the macro economy of the world such that many corporations went bankrupt; those that survived could not pay their shareholders the mouthwatering dividends they used to. This is how the Yorubas lost their grip on the economic power. The global economy power pendulum swings to the micro sector that is dominated by the Igbos in Nigeria, the Chinese and the Americans at the global stage. From 2008 and 2020 the Igbos have staged a dramatic comeback to be a race of firsts in every sector, the education they couldn’t acquire in the 70’s, their children are setting the pace now. From 2008 till date, the South East have the highest number of children in primary and post primary school level, the highest number of university applicants and highest number of graduates. In 2002, Audu Ogbeh, the then national chairman of PDP in a lecture to the Northern elders forum, in highlighting the pace the Igbos have set in education and why the North need to brace up to bridge the gap or be slaves to the more educated Igbos forever, said “that statistics from J.A.M.B office shows that University applicants from Imo State alone is more than fifty percent of the applicants of the 19 northern states put together”. Just last year, the NYSC Director General said that fifty five percent of serving youth corps members nationwide were from the South East zone alone. This is an eloquent testimony that education is expensive and only the rich can afford it.

Onitsha in Anambra State has the highest concentration of high rise buildings in Nigeria. Nnewi is a town built from the scratch in to an industrial hub by her indigenes without any Government’s fund. Today, Nnewi boasts of big industrial concerns as Chikason group, Ogbuawa, Ibeto group of companies, Innocene, curtix electrical, and many more too numerous to mention. According to Forbes’s magazine, Anambra State has the highest number of millionaires in Nigeria and the southeast has the least poverty rate in the country. Today, Igbo land is the most evenly developed in Nigeria of all lands.

Empty Drums they say. That is exactly what they are. Nothing more to add

theTranscriber:
lol
Same stupidity that you guys fall on
Your land is poor yet u dey talk rubbish
It's like saying afgan Refugees dominate Germany
As I said before
Go and think about your life
If Nigeria divides today
Una go cry

Your land is poor
Simple

The land that is flowing with Oil and Gas ........sorry say another thing please

Ngorbungor:


Hahahaha same story year in year out, we pass you people no bi small, E long ooooooooooo

lol
You don kolo

Ngorbungor:


The land that is flowing with Oil and Gas ........sorry say another thing please

In your imagination

How much oil derivation revenue does the entire SE get?
You folk are pitiable and ordinarily one should allow you to wallow in your delusions
but there are many naive young Nigerians who need proper educating

You are the richest, but you still claim marginalization when it suits your blackmailing and tribal idiocies.

You are the richest, but your entire region is the poorest region in Nigeria.

You are the richest, but your whole region is unproductive and baren and you can not survive without leaving your poor region to make ends meet in the regions you foolishly claim you are richer than.

You are the richest, but your whole region is full of terrorists crashing and shutting down bsinesses, trashing your economy and making sure that investors don't go near your troubled terrorist region.

You are the richest, but we are yet to see any ibo man on the Forbes list.

Your only mates in Nigeria is the war ravaged NE.
Basically, you are rich only in your ipobian dreams..

That one off me

Newton85:
Even when we debunked their lie that Rihanna claimed to be Igbo, these people accused us of Igbo hate, lol.

Abeg find time o

theTranscriber:
when I finally get time for these fools

they will regret opening such stupid threads

theTranscriber:
no dey talk rubbish
You guys are really ingrates
If not for Nigeria especially the west you might be nothing today
Just keep shut
No eboe man became rich
Without staying in the South West

weather them stay in the SW or the north north or the SS what I'm saying is that yorubas won't have survived a civil war simple... Make we deybtalk truth abeg

Ngorbungor:


The land that is flowing with Oil and Gas ........sorry say another thing please

oil and gas money that an illiterate northerner will chop
Lol
There's nothing in SE that is not in SW
So.sorry

When Yoruba oil magnates swallow all your oil and leave you with black air you will borrow sense
As I said before
Think about your life


When next you guys want to open such a stupid thread as this
You'll know I'm here

ifiokjohn:
weather them stay in the SW or the north north or the SS what I'm saying is that yorubas won't have survived a civil war simple... Make we deybtalk truth abeg

Yoruba wouldn't have gone to war in the first place
Eboes are too boastful
That's why they fought and lost

I'll let you go because you're not Igbo
I for don lecture you