Airlord2030:
2011?😂😂😂


stupid 😁😁😁


your jealousy for him doesn't change the fact that no igbo man can lace his shoes in term of wealth and business acumen 😂😂😂

He is bankrupt

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Most of you doesn't think beyond your region, Igbo super market are everywhere in Nigeria and beyond,
I didn't even mention Stanel in Awka, Jos, Suleja, Igbo business men dominate in supermarkets in even city in Nigeria, there is no city in this country you can't see supermarkets own by Igbo guys unlike your tribe men, you are just fooling yourself on social media you know the truth

Finish them jor.

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Kas Lawal is a criminal

You 4got that some Yorubas always support criminals. To them, criminality is very okay. That's why even Ogun state governor who is an ex-convict is proud to be their governor.

misano:


You 4got that some Yorubas always support criminals. To them, criminality is very okay. That's why even Ogun state governor who is an ex-convict is proud to be their governor.

Including Tinubu, they adore their criminal leaders

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Kas Lawal companies are bankrupt, he has many dirty deals with former South African president Zuma that send him to prison, Kas brother was arrested in Congo for bloody gold smuggling, Nigeria government revoked his oil wells licences, he is in serious debt with Zenith and other banks, Agip took over most of business, you can't even compare the chronic debtor to top 10 Igbo richest

All these your lies are from propaganda blogs.
All rich people have one debt or the other and they always deal with them.

Kas Lookman Lawal is an international business man with chain of businesses all over.

This is one of his speeches just to know the span of his biz..

*No Igbo billionaire dead or alive comes close to him.
Even Alakija,a Yoruba woman multibillionaire will buy all Igbo billionaires combined.*


Briefly, I want to provide an update on activities in the Gambia and Kenya. In the Gambia, in addition to ongoing geological and geophysical study, we continue to evaluate the existing 2D seismic lines in order to delineate and optimize 3D seismic program. We will study the results of African Petroleum's exploration well, targeting the 500 million underlying prospects in Block A1 expected to be drilled in the second half of this year. As we said on the last call, as we de-risk our Gambian blocks with more data, we will pursue partnerships with reputable exploration and production companies. We expect any partnership to allow the company to recover past costs, reduce future capital commitments and accelerate exploration drilling activities.

In Kenya, we recently announced that Sander Geophysics Limited completed its acquisition of airborne gravity and magnetic geophysical surveys on our Kenya onshore Blocks L1B and L16. These surveys cover essentially the entire acreage of both blocks and have satisfied the post-exploration period's gravity and magnetic survey requirements. The results of these data transaction, and I expect them in the third quarter of this year, will be used to optimize the placement of 2D seismic lines. This work will coincide with evaluation of existing seismic and well data on Block L1B to identify leads for closer study.

Our deepwater offshore Blocks L27 and L28, our technical team is undertaking a regional geologic study in advance of our participation in the 2D multiclient seismic acquisition sponsored by the Kenyan government. This government-led acquisition covering both blocks will allow CAMAC Energy to acquire 2D data much sooner and at much lower cost than would otherwise be possible. We expect the acquisition to commence within the next 12 months.

As in Gambia, we will also be observing the results of the near-term drilling activity of core and adjacent to our blocks, both onshore and offshore Kenya. In the transitional zone and offshore, Ophir and Apache both have potential high-impact wells planned for the second half of the year adjacent to our Block L16. The most near-term and most interesting exploration well is targeting the large Kiboko oil prospect on offshore L11B, which is operated by Anadarko. Block L11B is immediately in-board of our own deepwater Block L28. And we believe a successful discovery there will have significant implications on the prospectivity of our own acreage.

In Kenya, we're also receiving inbound interest from international operators looking for farm-in opportunities in East Africa. We are holding informal discussions and expect the quantity and the quality of the interest to increase as we de-risk our acreage with more data. Any partnership formed will have the same objectives I described earlier.

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Kas Lawal is a criminal

Let us see anything incriminating from US govt or court like they did against Onyeama.Thanks to Buhari.
These are just insinuations that competitors always involve in when you are at the top.

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Including Tinubu, they adore their criminal leaders

You mean that you adore your Pandora criminal?
A little scratching and the Pandora criminal will be detected to be a drug baron.
Most Igbos are into illicit drug trafficking.

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Most of you doesn't think beyond your region, Igbo super market are everywhere in Nigeria and beyond,
I didn't even mention Stanel in Awka, Jos, Suleja, Igbo business men dominate in supermarkets in evey cities in Nigeria, there is no city in this country you can't see supermarkets own by Igbo guys unlike your tribe men, you are just fooling yourself on social media you know the truth

Igbos are petty traders and they have a dearth of business acumen.
They should show gratitude to the Yorubas as they learn the ropes.

Yorubas are the only business people who took only a bag with them to Europe but became multibillionaire.
Another one here...


BODE AKINDELE.

Late Akindele can be described as one of the few authentic billionaires —real old money— who contributed significantly to the growth of the Nigerian economy. With an estimated wealth of over $1.2 billion, he was one of Nigeria’s foremost business figures who operated in a world of challenges and surprises. Yet he grew to become an international man of influence whose success built on integrity, hard work and divine grace. His Modandola Group, the holding company through which the billionaire mogul coalesced his business interests covers a wide range of activities including banking, real estate, shipping and manufacturing. He is also the founder of Fairgate Group, a United Kingdom-based holding company with significant interest in properties. His company owns, among many others, the seven-storey imposing building on Bond Street in London, with Sainsbury and ASDA Walmart as his tenants. Throughout his life and business dealings, Chief Akindele built a reputation on the singular conviction that integrity is the main protection for any businessman. His long and rewarding relationship with his foreign partners notably Joseph Farsha, Nahman, Kemmons Wilson and most especially the Rothschild Family, are tied to his conviction. It would be recalled that late Akindele was one of the original founders of the defunct controversial Bank of Credit and Commerce International, BCCI, in Nigeria —which later became Africa International Bank with the likes of late Sultan Dasuki and some powerful Northern oligarchs as co-founders. But having observed that he could not stand the conduct of the other partners, namely their lack of regard for ethics and integrity, the tycoon opted out of the business, only for the BCCI scandal to break into the open shortly after his exit.

Late Akindele can be described as one of the few authentic billionaires —real old money— who contributed significantly to the growth of the Nigerian economy. With an estimated wealth of over $1.2 billion, he was one of Nigeria’s foremost business figures who operated in a world of challenges and surprises. Yet he grew to become an international man of influence whose success built on integrity, hard work and divine grace. His Modandola Group, the holding company through which the billionaire mogul coalesced his business interests covers a wide range of activities including banking, real estate, shipping and manufacturing. He is also the founder of Fairgate Group, a United Kingdom-based holding company with significant interest in properties. His company owns, among many others, the seven-storey imposing building on Bond Street in London, with Sainsbury and ASDA Walmart as his tenants. Throughout his life and business dealings, Chief Akindele built a reputation on the singular conviction that integrity is the main protection for any businessman. His long and rewarding relationship with his foreign partners notably Joseph Farsha, Nahman, Kemmons Wilson and most especially the Rothschild Family, are tied to his conviction. It would be recalled that late Akindele was one of the original founders of the defunct controversial Bank of Credit and Commerce International, BCCI, in Nigeria —which later became Africa International Bank with the likes of late Sultan Dasuki and some powerful Northern oligarchs as co-founders. But having observed that he could not stand the conduct of the other partners, namely their lack of regard for ethics and integrity, the tycoon opted out of the business, only for the BCCI scandal to break into the open shortly after his exit.


https://www.google.com/amp/s/sunnewsonline.com/how-billionaire-mogul-bode-akindele-lived-an-enchanted-life/%3famp

misano:


For what I have been seeing here alone, the Yorubas are not very good business.

your problem.

it doesn't change the reality on ground😊

Airlord2030:
your problem.

it doesn't change the reality on ground😊

Sure it will never change the reality on ground. Go and ask people on ur street and U will here the reality that can't be changed. U can't beat the Igbos to business. It's not just possible.

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He is bankrupt

old man stop posting outdated news for me here...
you are known for always using outdated news/statistics to massage your ego..
no igboman/woman can lace kase lawal shoes in wealth and business..
that is the reality which you can change😊😊😊

Ofemannnu:

Igbos are petty traders and they have a dearth of business acumen.
They should show gratitude to the Yorubas as they learn the ropes.

Yorubas are the only business people who took only a bag with them to Europe but became multibillionaire.
Another one here...


BODE AKINDELE.

Late Akindele can be described as one of the few authentic billionaires —real old money— who contributed significantly to the growth of the Nigerian economy. With an estimated wealth of over $1.2 billion, he was one of Nigeria’s foremost business figures who operated in a world of challenges and surprises. Yet he grew to become an international man of influence whose success built on integrity, hard work and divine grace. His Modandola Group, the holding company through which the billionaire mogul coalesced his business interests covers a wide range of activities including banking, real estate, shipping and manufacturing. He is also the founder of Fairgate Group, a United Kingdom-based holding company with significant interest in properties. His company owns, among many others, the seven-storey imposing building on Bond Street in London, with Sainsbury and ASDA Walmart as his tenants. Throughout his life and business dealings, Chief Akindele built a reputation on the singular conviction that integrity is the main protection for any businessman. His long and rewarding relationship with his foreign partners notably Joseph Farsha, Nahman, Kemmons Wilson and most especially the Rothschild Family, are tied to his conviction. It would be recalled that late Akindele was one of the original founders of the defunct controversial Bank of Credit and Commerce International, BCCI, in Nigeria —which later became Africa International Bank with the likes of late Sultan Dasuki and some powerful Northern oligarchs as co-founders. But having observed that he could not stand the conduct of the other partners, namely their lack of regard for ethics and integrity, the tycoon opted out of the business, only for the BCCI scandal to break into the open shortly after his exit.

Late Akindele can be described as one of the few authentic billionaires —real old money— who contributed significantly to the growth of the Nigerian economy. With an estimated wealth of over $1.2 billion, he was one of Nigeria’s foremost business figures who operated in a world of challenges and surprises. Yet he grew to become an international man of influence whose success built on integrity, hard work and divine grace. His Modandola Group, the holding company through which the billionaire mogul coalesced his business interests covers a wide range of activities including banking, real estate, shipping and manufacturing. He is also the founder of Fairgate Group, a United Kingdom-based holding company with significant interest in properties. His company owns, among many others, the seven-storey imposing building on Bond Street in London, with Sainsbury and ASDA Walmart as his tenants. Throughout his life and business dealings, Chief Akindele built a reputation on the singular conviction that integrity is the main protection for any businessman. His long and rewarding relationship with his foreign partners notably Joseph Farsha, Nahman, Kemmons Wilson and most especially the Rothschild Family, are tied to his conviction. It would be recalled that late Akindele was one of the original founders of the defunct controversial Bank of Credit and Commerce International, BCCI, in Nigeria —which later became Africa International Bank with the likes of late Sultan Dasuki and some powerful Northern oligarchs as co-founders. But having observed that he could not stand the conduct of the other partners, namely their lack of regard for ethics and integrity, the tycoon opted out of the business, only for the BCCI scandal to break into the open shortly after his exit.


https://www.google.com/amp/s/sunnewsonline.com/how-billionaire-mogul-bode-akindele-lived-an-enchanted-life/%3famp

Relax jor, Yorubas be like apprenticed for were Igbo ma they.

misano:


Sure it will never change the reality on ground. Go and ask people on ur street and U will here the reality that can't be changed. U can't beat the Igbos to business. It's not just possible.

igbos are only good in 2x2 shops selling fake goods... 😂😂😂

that is why even in Ghana, they are chasing them away with their 2x2 shops😊😊😊

Airlord2030:
igbos are only good in 2x2 shops selling fake goods... 😂😂😂

that is why even in Ghana, they are chasing them away with their 2x2 shops😊😊😊

And even that alone makes them more enterprising than the Yorubas. They have taken over all your markets and shops. They control the prices and twitch the trends the way that want it.

Airlord2030:
old man stop posting outdated news for me here...

you are known for always using outdated news/statistics to massage your ego..

no igboman/woman can lace kase lawal shoes in wealth and business..

that is the reality which you can change😊😊😊

Igbo rich men don't make noise, ask Otedola him go understand when una over hype Otedola he wan go flex muscle with Elumelu no be person tell mhm to run from Transcorp, our people enjoy low key

Nna ndigbos don cry tire for dis thread chai. Hehehehe

I be Igbo una no fit know Igbos pass me. Na only to dey make mouth we sabi. Igbo wayo too much.

ekolobaba:
Nna Ndi Igbo have been marginalized. Nnewi billionaires suppose full this list. Buhari sef.

Chukwu okike abiama.

Where is Everyday Supermarket. He got like 15+ branches

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when you here 40 branches you go think sa na better super stores


Igbo young business guys on the streets do better than this

Addide is really trying.
Even Walmart has some tiny roadside shops.

I thought there was a difference between super store, super market and shopping mall .30 Adidde that is in diya street gbagada or bariga n road Akoka cannot be equal to 1 prince super market on the same diya street in terms of patronage, volume of sales and inventory, the king of the mall business is shorite but I I know a lot of igbo friends who have outlets in shoprite including Slot.

This comparison is at best not deep and not insightful

misano:


Relax jor, Yorubas be like apprenticed for were Igbo ma they.

Learn real business and Yorubas will be happy for you.

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when you here 40 branches you go think sa na better super stores


Igbo young business guys on the streets do better than this

Even MrBiggs and Walmart have tiny branches.That is business acumen.Environment and locations determine things.
Igbos dont know about how to run business,make profit and still be resilient even after decades.
This is why Igbos dont have businesses existing up to 40,50 years.
Yorubas have biz existing more than 100 years and still counting even growing stronger.
Yorubas are very much business savvy.

kettykings:
I thought there was a difference between super store, super market and shopping mall 30 Adidde that is in diya street gbagada or bariga n road Akoka cannot be equal to 1 prince super market on the same diya street in terms of patronage, volume of sales and inventory, the king of the mall business is shorite but I I know a lot of igbo friends who have outlets in shoprite including Slot.

This comparison is at best not deep and not insightful

Let us even believe your rant.
Now tell us how old your prince market is compared to Addide.
Igbos usually rush into business with loud noises but end up packing up not too long.I pray they dont pack up sha.
We pray for progress for all.

Ofemannnu:

Let us even believe your rant.
Now tell us how old your prince market is compared to Addide.
Igbos usually rush into business with loud noises but end up packing up not too long.I pray they dont pack up sha.
We pray for progress for all.

Prince has been there since 2011, but blew up around 2016
I have been to shop rite, prince, addide and just rite all within Akoka, bariga, diya street gbagada and ikeja. I actually ran some analytics on some activities for some forecasts. Shop rite holds the ace but cost of doing business is too high, I know companies that left shop rite out of frustration , others are operating their at very high opex and barely make small profit margins, prince is presently expanding their gbagada base by pulling down old structures and putting in place bigger structures. Addide is just operating within a smaller space as there is a bigger shop called home affairs opposite it that is controlling their market.

You missed out the niche super market home affairs owned by yoruba that is equally doing well
In between there other specialized shops within shop rite that are doing fine

Prince and shop rite can be classified as mall, while justrite and home affairs are super markets, addide is just super store competing with other super stores like shop city on the same diya street road.
I think the prince is the real market controller in that axis.

The super market business is a low margin business and very competitive.

kettykings:



Prince has been there since 2011, but blew up around 2016
I have been to shop rite, prince, addide and just rite all within Akoka, bariga, diya street gbagada and ikeja. I actually ran some analytics on some activities for some forecasts. Shop rite holds the ace but cost of doing business is too high, I know companies that left shop rite out of frustration , others are operating their at very high opex and barely make small profit margins, prince is presently expanding their gbagada base by pulling down old structures and putting in place bigger structures. Addide is just operating within a smaller space as there is a bigger shop called home affairs opposite it that is controlling their market.

You missed out the niche mall home affairs .
In between there other specialized shops within shop rite that are doing fine

Prince and shop rite can be classified as mall, while justrite is a super market, addide is just super store competing with other super stores like shop city on the same diya street road

The super market business is a low margin business and very competitive.

lol
Shoprite is not a mall.It is not where some shops or whatever are leaving but the mall.
Shoprite pays for using the mall just like the other supermarkets or stores.
Shoprite is a chain of stores not mall.
A lot of people call the malls shoprite because most malls not all,have shoprite in Nigeria.
Bode Akindele has something like these malls in UK with his firm called Fairgate.
He has a lot of supermarkets including Walmart there.
In Nigeria,some people will call those malls,Walmart

Ofemannnu:


lol
Shoprite is not a mall.It is not where some shops or whatever are leaving but the mall.
Shoprite pay for using the mall just like the other supermarkets or stores.
Shoprite is a chain of stores not mall.
A lot of people call the malls shoprite because most malls not all,have shoprite in Nigeria.
Bode Akindele has something like these malls in UK with his firm called Fairgate.
He has a lot of supermarkets including Walmart there.
In Nigeria,some people will call those malls,Walmart

Ok some people use both interchangeable instead of calling it ikeja city mall , they call it shoprite. I know the difference very well but did not know which you implied but at any rate thanks for clarification

Ofemannnu:


Learn real business and Yorubas will be happy for you.

Until U start making cars and making the things U wear daily like, T-shirts, bags, rubber school shoe, sandals, belts, boxer, women's undies, singlets, school bags and others. U should not be talking.

Those are some of the things that are made in Aba on a daily.

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Igbo rich men don't make noise, ask Otedola him go understand when una over hype Otedola he wan go flex muscle with Elumelu no be person tell mhm to run from Transcorp, our people enjoy low key

what happened to otedola? 😊😊😊

misano:



And even that alone makes them more enterprising than the Yorubas. They have taken over all your markets and shops. They control the prices and twitch the trends the way that want it.

in your dreams bro😂😂😂

Throwback:
Very informative.

But Yoruba sef una too like domination. At least make una leave some for others😂😂

misano:


Until U start making cars and making the things U wear daily like, T-shirts, bags, rubber school shoe, sandals, belts, boxer, women's undies, singlets, school bags and others. U should not be talking.

Those are some of the things that are made in Aba on a daily.

I told you that Igbos do no have business acumen but they are learning the ropes from their Yoruba business masters.
Prince and co have learnt from the Yorubas in the area of markets.
Some other Igbos are still learning from Chicken Republic,Tantalizers,Sweet sensation etc.
They will get the hang properly one day.

Igbo tailors are still in the dark age.
They are still in the black back waters.

Please,what are the names of those entreprenuers?

Yorubas are too business savvy and very organised.



These are the best clothiers,best fashion designers in Nigeria.


Fashion designing goes way beyond tailoring. It takes a whole lot of creativity to be a fashion designer. You must have the ability to imagine, think up ideas and bring those ideas into life using your aesthetic skills. Fashion designers design aesthetically pleasing outfits in various patterns, sizes and styles.

Nigeria is not left out when it comes to fashion trends. Nigerian women love trendy outfits while their men love outfits that give them that classy, sophisticated look. Sure, fashion designers earn a decent amount of money. It all depends on the level of creativity and the strength of PR or publicity.

Fashion designing is attaining more popularity recently. Some Nigerian fashion designers have made names for themselves in the fashion industry. This article explores the top 10 best fashion designers in Nigeria.

Contents

List of the top 10 best fashion designers in Nigeria
The top 10 best fashion designers in Nigeria are:

Deola Sagoe
Lisa Folawiyo
Folake Akindele Coker
Duro Olowu
Frank Oshodi
Mai Atafo
Zizi Cardow
Lola Faturoti
Soares Anthony
Ade Bakare
Now, let’s look into the life and career of these enlisted top 10 best fashion designers in Nigeria.

Deola Sagoe
Deola Sagoe takes up the number one spot in our list of top 10 best fashion designers in Nigeria. Deola went into the fashion industry in 1989. This top fashion designer has a master’s degree in Finance and Management.

Deola is known for creating powerful, vibrant designs that make statements. She designs dresses, jeans, polo tops, menswear etc. People love her designs!

Deola’s creativity in the fashion world has earned her multiple awards. One of such awards is the Anglo-Gold African Fashion Design Award which she received in 2000. Her exceptional clothing design skills have been applauded by national and international figures such as Oprah Winfrey and Will Smith.

Deola Sagoe is the founder and owner of the exquisite fashion house, “House of Deola Sagoe”.


Lisa Folawiyo
Lisa Folawiyo is the king of Ankara outfits. Lisa is a talented fashion designer and is undoubtedly one of Nigeria’s top 10 best fashion designers.

Lisa Folawiyo focuses on styling different Ankara outfits, including accessories like jewellery and purses. She has numerous design outlets in South Africa and even a showroom in New York City. Some of her celebrity fans include Tacha, Beyonce and Eve.

Folawiyo has received many awards, such as the African Fashion award, among others. She owns a fashion line called Jewel by Lisa.

Folake Akindele Coker
Folake Akindele Coker is a top-rated Nigerian fashion designer. She was born in Lagos State, Nigeria. Folake is one of the top 10 best fashion designers in Nigeria. With over 20 years of experience in the fashion industry, Folake’s designs are simply top-notch.

Folake Akindele is a lawyer and holds a master’s degree in petroleum, a sign that she has the brains for books. This celebrated fashionista has created so many awesome designs which have been showcased to the world.

Some of the awards Folake has won include Arise Magazine Fashion Brand of the Year and 2009 African Fashion Week Designers of the Year. It is believed that she is the first African fashion designer to showcase her talent in the New York Fashion Week for two years in a row.

Folake Akindele Coker is the founder and owner of the fashion brand Tiffany Amber.

Duro Olowu
Duro Olowu makes it to our list of the top 10 best fashion designers in Nigeria because of his high creativity, fantastic designs and awards.

This award-winning fashion designer was born and brought up in Lagos state. At the age of 16, Olowu left Nigeria to study. He studied law at the University of Kent. He is currently based in London.

Olowu focuses on styling women’s wear using rich textures, patterns and vibrant colours. He launched his first design in 2004 and had them sold all over the world.

Olowu’s rich fashion sense has attracted fans from different parts of the world, including Michael Obama, Solange Kolawole, Apfel, etc. He has won many awards, such as the African Fashion Award as the Best International Designer and 2005 British and American Vogue Dress of the Year.



https://www.experts.ng/blog/top-fashion-designers-in-nigeria/?amp

Christistruth02:




The Omoluabi Ethos refined over 5 Centuries has really help the People to be Silent and generous achievers who love their neighbours

the Omoluabi Ethos is the Yorubas version of “you shall love your neighbour as Yourself “ Conduct
though our fore fathers didn’t know the Bible or what was in it

But Yoruba una too good abeg.