Truth be told, Yorubas have the highest number of investment out the South West.

You can see their investment (yoruba pentecostal churches) in all most every corner in the East.

Here are the top Yoruba investment in the South East:

1. Redeemed Christian Church of God

2. Deeper Life Church

3. The Apostolic Church

4. Celestial Church of Christ

5. Mountain of Fire Ministries

South East governors should start taxing these Yoruba investments.

How u de take tink?

The East isn't conducive for investment especially from other parts of the country.
A region where states sack other Ibos from another states from civil service even when they're married to an indigenous Ibo.
Tell me what chances a Yoruba man or a Northerner has in such hostile region.

Are you saying there is not a single company owned by a Yoruba in the south east?

Investment of defrauding the host communities in the name of offerings and tithes

Lets ignore the seeming tribal context of this thread.

You can't actually tax churches. They provide moral and spiritual services for free and this is considered a charity. What can be taxed however are the business u its associated with churches i.e sales of books, tapes, schools owned by said churches etc.

Mynd44:
Lets ignore the seeming tribal context of this thread.

You can't actually tax churches. They provide moral and spiritual services for free and this is considered a charity. What can be taxed however are the business u its associated with churches i.e sales of books, tapes, schools owned by said churches etc.

Kindly close this thread. I see you and Seun enjoy this tribal slurs going on here

Mynd44:
Lets ignore the seeming tribal context of this thread.

You can't actually tax churches. They provide moral and spiritual services for free and this is considered a charity. What can be taxed however are the business u its associated with churches i.e sales of books, tapes, schools owned by said churches etc.

You can't withstand Catholic in the East though

Advanced money fraud all in the name of religion.

Apart from fraud I don't think an average Yorubanza can make any worthwhile investment

Againstallodds:
Are you saying there is not a single company owned by a Yoruba in the south east?

They don't contribute anything.

Is04970:
The East isn't conducive for investment especially from other parts of the country.
A region where states sack other Ibos from another states from civil service even when they're married to an indigenous Ibo.
Tell me what change a Yoruba man or a Northerner has in such hostile region.

What has private investment has to do with civil service, The truth is people outside of south east can't compete with Igbos in igboland like Igbos compete with them in their homeland , to start with , the price of a plot of land in igboland can buy and build a mansion in yorubaland or the north, an average igbo man who can buy plot in igboland is capable of owning a house in Yoruba land and the north, but it will be hard for an average person from yorubaland to buy a plot in igboland cause he can't afford it

Paystack:
Advanced money fraud all in the name of religion.

Apart from fraud I don't think an average Yorubanza can make any worthwhile investment

That's why I pity those falling for their scam.

Adenuga owned $300 million investments in SE, that is the largest investment a single person has in SE.
No single igbo have that of investment in their home town

abdeefggh:
Adenuga owned $300 million investments in SE, that is the largest investment a single person has in SE.
No single igbo have that of investment in their home town

gbam

Scarrr:
gbam

BUA also has a refinery in SE, no igbo man has that kind of investment in igboland also

Paystack:
Advanced money fraud all in the name of religion.

Apart from fraud I don't think an average Yorubanza can make any worthwhile investment

You think investment is 2' × 2' shop Or your wheel barrow phone charger shop
🤡

IamAtikulate:
Truth be told, Yorubas have the highest number of investment out the South West.

You can see their investment (yoruba pentecostal churches) in all most every corner in the East.

Here are the top Yoruba investment in the South East:

1. Redeemed Christian Church of God

2. Deeper Life Church

3. The Apostolic Church

4. Celestial Church of Christ

5. Mountain of Fire Ministries

South East governors should start taxing these Yoruba investments.

I pity other Nigerians, particularly Igbos still attending those business centers and paying money they could use to improve their lives. I stopped attending Winners chapel when I saw the massive drums they were using to cart money every Sunday. The worst is that, they still do tribalism in the church, otherwise why are these businessmen pastors investing in the SW only instead of nationally?

IamAtikulate:
Truth be told, Yorubas have the highest number of investment out the South West.

You can see their investment (yoruba pentecostal churches) in all most every corner in the East.

Here are the top Yoruba investment in the South East:

1. Redeemed Christian Church of God

2. Deeper Life Church

3. The Apostolic Church

4. Celestial Church of Christ

5. Mountain of Fire Ministries

South East governors should start taxing these Yoruba investments.

Include agbo sellers

Againstallodds:
Are you saying there is not a single company owned by a Yoruba in the south east?

Non bar agbo sellers

SadiqBabaSani:
Kindly close this thread. I see you and Seun enjoy this tribal slurs going on here

They do o

IamAtikulate:
Truth be told, Yorubas have the highest number of investment out the South West.

You can see their investment (yoruba pentecostal churches) in all most every corner in the East.

Here are the top Yoruba investment in the South East:

1. Redeemed Christian Church of God

2. Deeper Life Church

3. The Apostolic Church

4. Celestial Church of Christ

5. Mountain of Fire Ministries

South East governors should start taxing these Yoruba investments.

Your list of Multinational investments will now be

1. Roman Catholic Church

2. Anglican Church Communion

3. Jehovah's Witnesses

4. Judaism Church

5. Shia Brotherhood

Mynd44:
Lets ignore the seeming tribal context of this thread.

You can't actually tax churches. They provide moral and spiritual services for free and this is considered a charity. What can be taxed however are the business u its associated with churches i.e sales of books, tapes, schools owned by said churches etc.

Coming fron a mod. You will do well as inec chairman and subsequently a supreme court judge. You pass judgment based on technicallities

Is04970:
The East isn't conducive for investment especially from other parts of the country.
A region where states sack other Ibos from another states from civil service even when they're married to an indigenous Ibo.
Tell me what change a Yoruba man or a Northerner has in such hostile region.

Do you have to drag Northerners into your comment?

Anyways, there are a lot of Northerners in the East. The North is even SE biggest trading partner.

If SE is volatile like they tell you people in your brown roof mosques, there won't be Yoruba pentecostal churches IN EVERY STREET, especially RCCG.

Our government should start taxing that church.

goodnessme1:
Na Mumu go dey go yoruba (business)church.

na mumu dey go invest for a very hostile environment

An environment where a man from abia can’t b anything in anambra, so what will b d fate of a total outsider?

raskymonojendor:
You think investment is 2' × 2' shop Or your wheel barrow phone charger shop
🤡

You’re the 🤡

You keep replacing Igbos with states but didn’t do that with others. UBA, Fidelity, Access, and Zenith banks are all owned by Igbos. What a stupid list!

Alaba and Trade fair alone generate 50x more revenue and employment than these mushroom Yoruba companies you listed.

If Igbos are well represented in the formal economy while holding down informal sector, then truly truly, they dominate Lagos economy.

Againstallodds:
Are you saying there is not a single company owned by a Yoruba in the south east?

There are a lot of them:

- Yoruba pentecosta churches
- agbo sellers
- Ibadan tailors

abdeefggh:
Adenuga owned $300 million investments in SE, that is the largest investment a single person has in SE.
No single igbo have that of investment in their home town

Name the $300 million investments from Adenuga in the SE?

No single Yoruba investment in the East except agbo and YPC

Aside Globacom's sponsoring the Ofala Festival since 2011, and it recently extended its partnership for another three years, through 2025, no reasonable human would invest in a dead zone and terrorist infested enclave where IPOB shuts down the region every Monday.

Paystack:
Advanced money fraud all in the name of religion.

Apart from fraud I don't think an average Yorubanza can make any worthwhile investment

Aside drug pushing and baby factory, nothing good comes out from the SE. That's why people run away from the red mud erosion ridden region.

raskymonojendor:
You think investment is 2' × 2' shop Or your wheel barrow phone charger shop
🤡

Lol. Jokers. Rivers and Delta are now tribes??
Be deceiving yourself, select all mushroom yoruba companies and fill the list and ignore igbo Giants
Pinnacle Oil, Britannia U, Capital oil, Rainol, Techno oil, etc
No coscharis, no Emzor, no Neros, No Orange drugs?
Yorubas are clowns. Continue useless list prepared in ogbomoso

opamoses1:

Aside drug pushing and baby factory, nothing good comes out from the SE. That's why people run away from the red mud erosion ridden region.

Skull miners, be consoling yourself for your poverty