₦airaland Forum

Dainfamous:
And who told you that we don't invest our money?to the fact that one can create personal wealth does not mean they are stupid because for you to be wealthy you must be smart and good in dealing with figures and put different ideas that can generate more income to your establishment.
There is no way a rich business person will grow without creating new money in the process.You lacking alot concerning biasness' acumen,this is the reason wealth spread across millions of SE indigenous because wealth spreads my friend
I give you a good example is a common logic when you drop a stone in the water what do you see? I give you answer.The stone will cause waves on top the water
This is how wealth spread and in the case of SE region waves spread across the region which automatically comes with employment and development

tuniski:
When will u be real? 4.5million more people have joined those u posted in just one year of this useless govt!

Mrs. Okonjo-Iweala said in Lagos on Tuesday that the economic indicators show there are tougher times ahead.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/171145-brace-tougher-times-ahead-okonjo-iweala-tells-nigerians.html

papaejima1:
And you believed all that came for that exercise were all jobless?
SMH

Odu’a begins residential estate project in Ibadan


https://thenationonlineng.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Oodua-Investment-Company-Limited.jpg


Assets hit N80 billion

ODU’A Investments Limited yesterday laid the foundation of a new property in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, with assets hitting N80 billion.

The multi-million naira property is a residential estate that will sit on a 4,500 square metre land on the highbrow Jericho Road in the capital city.

The only derelict building sitting on the land will give way to seven duplexes -four of which will be made up of four bedroom and three five bedroom.

The estate will also feature a swimming pool along with other modern facilities.

Addressing stakeholders at the turning of sod yesterday, the Chairman, Board of Directors of the conglomerate, Chief Isaac Akintade, said the project tagged ‘Project Ace,’ explains the company’s new foray into property development portfolio.

He said the project is aimed at improving economic and quality of life in owner states across the Southwest.

Akintade added that the goal of the board and management of the company was to preserve, nurture and improve the economic heritage of the people. “We cannot but renew our resolve to ensure that the noble legacy bequeathed on us is kept alive and buoyant,” he said.

Addressing reporters after the programme, the firm’s Group Managing Director (GMD), Mr. Adewale Raji, explained that the project was another initiative that would enhance the company’s brand in the property sub-sector and other areas of the economy.

Saying that the company currents group assets stands at N80 billion, Raji said Project Ace was an addition that gives a direction to where the company is going in the nearest future.

He added that the project would be delivered in six months, adding that is funded by the company.

Odu’a plans to sell the duplexes on completion and manages it.


http://thenationonlineng.net/odua-begins-residential-estate-project-ibadan/

byrron:
The joke is on you because 4.58 million workers didn't loose their jobs then while the pictures you posted was for those looking for jobs and not those loosing their jobs.

If 4.58 million just lost their jobs just within a year of this administration, it means most workers will be jobless in 3 years time when this administration would have run its full course.

This is a time for sober reflection and not a moment for sycophancy nor a moment for trying to justify things that should naturally cause any sane mind to grieve.

Mrs. Okonjo-Iweala said in Lagos on Tuesday that the economic indicators show there are tougher times ahead.

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/171145-brace-tougher-times-ahead-okonjo-iweala-tells-nigerians.html

otil1:
Bros,

The gist is that it has worsened with Buhari,

Whatever was the situation at GEJ time has worsened now.

Don't you get it?

Its not difficult to understand na

Brace for tougher times ahead, Okonjo-Iweala tells Nigerians


Though the price of sweet crude, the blend of oil export from Nigeria, rose marginally at the close of trading on Wednesday to $76.96 per barrel, it has already crashed below the $79 per barrel benchmark approved in the 2014 Appropriation Act, concerns are mounting that tough times are indeed ahead.

But Mrs. Okonjo-Iweala said in Lagos on Tuesday that the economic indicators show there are tougher times ahead.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/business/171145-brace-tougher-times-ahead-okonjo-iweala-tells-nigerians.html

22.6m Nigerians unemployed in 2014 – NBS

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/22-6m-nigerians-unemployed-in-2014-nbs/

amliftedhigher:
Do know that most people who applied for that immigration job are working? For example me, my friends working in the bank and other private sectors. So don't claim they are all jobless ok. By the way we are talking of 4.5m job loss not the unemployed and you are here talking about 500,000 immigration applicant

Immigration Recruitment Tragedy: 23 Feared Dead


ACHOR ABIMAJE And Abu Nmodu, Anayo Onukwugha, Chibuzo Ukaibe, Christiana Esebonu, Isaiah Benjamin, Kehinde Ajobiewe, Michael Oche, Nnamdi Mbawike, Patrick Ochoga, Silas Ezeugwu, winifred ogbebo
— Mar 16, 2014 2:27 am


It was an indication of system failure across the nation yesterday. Twenty-three Nigerian job seekers who left their homes to sit for the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) recruitment examination did not return home alive. They were trampled to death. Scores were seriously injured.
According to investigation, over 6.5m Nigerians who paid an application fee of N1, 000 each applied for 4,000 NIS vacant positions and were all made to sit for the exams at venues on the same day.

At the last count, LEADERSHIP Sunday learnt that tragedy occurred in the FCT, Port Harcourt, Minna, Gombe, and Benin venues of the examination.
In the Abuja National Stadium, over 60,000 applicants turned up for the recruitment test.

The 60,000-seater stadium was filled to capacity when LEADERSHIP called at the stadium about 11am, with thousands of others milling around the stadium complex and outside.

An immigration officer who did not want to be mentioned said about 68,000 applicants were at the stadium but only 4,000 would be employed nationwide.

http://leadership.ng/news/355764/immigration-recruitment-tragedy-23-feared-dead

Dainfamous:
cash and credit deposit SE dwarf SW double time's so is clearly shows that SE control the cash flow in the Nigeria economy WOW.if SE want to punish Nigeria they should froze the cash flow circulation and watch the economy crumble the real hunger and suffer will come many Nigeria will perish from hunger

Juve4:
chaiiiiiiiii how did we get to this place?

bigsmoke2:
the image looks photoshopped

oduastates:
This man is a mofo iji*ot.

Things that have evolved in spite of politicians and the Nigerian baggage.

1 arts industry
2 Fashion design
3 Music
4 Tech


This clown can direct his twitirade to the clowns who follow him.
Many of the tech lads that I know waltz from one foreign multinational tech job to another.
They get employed directly from Nigeria and earn 6 figures salaries. From dubai to USA.

designking:
This Ode no know say Mark could have also given up facebook if not for proper funding and enabling business environment in the US. Here is Nairaland, one of Nigeria largest online presence, government is yet to notice it or encourage it as a national success story for the youth.

How do you expect youth to research and come up with something noble if they can't even afford food or rent. Do you think great ideas come out from troubled or distress minds?

Nigeria youths are simply trying to survive not dream lofty dreams on empty stomach!!!!!!!!!!

kenny987:
Are u d op? U are also another tribal n ethnic jingoist here. Go n finish reading before u disgrace urself as usual.



I am inclined to believe this position is true and in that case the mods like Mynd44, Seun et al need to take required action.

In case u missed this then take note:


Rest on Igbo matters, they are too deep n advanced for u to begin to comprehend. No none is in a pissing or dick measuring contest with u n ur kind. Just maintain ur mediocre level.

kenny987:
This op is just full of contradictions. After puffing itself up over Mark's visit to Lagos (I hope it also had d opportunity to ask Mark d difference between Yoruba and Tiv or Igala or Igbo or Kalabari all in that Lagos), it concludes by asking itsancestors to say no to Biafra.

cstr15:
I hope you know this is not his first visit to Nigeria. He already visited akwaibom in 2013.
Ofcourse, that has not made akwaibom citizens any bit richer.

Facebook's Zuckerberg Visits Nigeria On First Sub-Saharan Africa Trip


One his first trip to sub-Saharan Africa Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has made a surprise visit to Nigeria, Africa’s most populace nation (170-milllion people) and Facebook's largest market with 16-million users.


http://www.forbes.com/sites/tobyshapshak/2016/08/30/facebooks-zuckerberg-visits-nigeria-on-first-sub-saharan-africa-trip/#412aec0623d5

cstr15:

He would have visited osun or oyo state if it had anything to do with all the Yoruba nonsense you posted up there.
Sorry sir, but Yoruba had nothing to do with zukerberg's visit to lagos.

Why is he here? As he said in the video, he is here to see the great things Nigerians are doing. As at the time of writing this piece, he is at the Co-Creation Hub in Lagos, Nigeria. I guess he would make a stop at Andela where the Chan Zuckeberg Initiative invested $24 million or even see an ExpressWiFi hotspot that was recently announced in collaboration with Coollink.

He might even wait to flag of the Facebook Developers programme kicking off tomorrow.

Anyways, Mark. Welcome to Nigeria and may your brief visit be fruitful. This is his first visit to Nigeria.

http://innovation-village.com/mark-zuckerberg-in-nigeria/

https://techpoint.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Bosun-Truppr-Team.jpg


https://naijatowncrier.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/who-are-the-10-most-powerful-people-in-nigerias-tech-eco-system-we-have-the-list.jpg



Knowledge application for economic and enterprise competitiveness. R&/Innovation Management.

Chief Executive Officer

Bosun Tijani

Diploma in Computer Science I Bsc. Economics (University of Jos) I Msc. Information Systems and Management (Warwick Business School)

European Research Network Manager (Pera Innovation Network, Leicestershire, UK)
Consultant, ICT4Trade (International Trade Centre – UNCTAD/WTO, Geneva, Switzerland)
Deployment Lead (Africa) – Education and Social Investment (Hewlett Packard Company, EMEA, Geneva, Switzerland)
Business Development Manager (DeliveryKing, Nigeria)
Director, Incoming Exchange (AIESEC Nigeria)



Co Creation Hub


6th Floor, 294 Herbert Macaulay Way, Sabo, Yaba, Lagos.
Phone:
+234 (01) 2950555
Email:
General: info@cchubnigeria[dot]com

This is to show you that we are moving away from the corruption economy to production economy

Why is he here? As he said in the video, he is here to see the great things Nigerians are doing. As at the time of writing this piece, he is at the Co-Creation Hub in Lagos, Nigeria. I guess he would make a stop at Andela where the Chan Zuckeberg Initiative invested $24 million or even see an ExpressWiFi hotspot that was recently announced in collaboration with Coollink.

He might even wait to flag of the Facebook Developers programme kicking off tomorrow.

Anyways, Mark. Welcome to Nigeria and may your brief visit be fruitful. This is his first visit to Nigeria.

http://innovation-village.com/mark-zuckerberg-in-nigeria/

https://techpoint.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Bosun-Truppr-Team.jpg


https://naijatowncrier.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/who-are-the-10-most-powerful-people-in-nigerias-tech-eco-system-we-have-the-list.jpg



Knowledge application for economic and enterprise competitiveness. R&/Innovation Management.

Chief Executive Officer

Bosun Tijani

Diploma in Computer Science I Bsc. Economics (University of Jos) I Msc. Information Systems and Management (Warwick Business School)

European Research Network Manager (Pera Innovation Network, Leicestershire, UK)
Consultant, ICT4Trade (International Trade Centre – UNCTAD/WTO, Geneva, Switzerland)
Deployment Lead (Africa) – Education and Social Investment (Hewlett Packard Company, EMEA, Geneva, Switzerland)
Business Development Manager (DeliveryKing, Nigeria)
Director, Incoming Exchange (AIESEC Nigeria)



Co Creation Hub


6th Floor, 294 Herbert Macaulay Way, Sabo, Yaba, Lagos.
Phone:
+234 (01) 2950555
Email:
General: info@cchubnigeria[dot]com

Representative of the Lagos State Governor, Special Adviser to the Governor on Transportation, Prince Anofi Elegushi (middle); Executive Secretary, Coker-Aguda Local Council Develoipment Area, Hon. Ismail Oluwagbenga Bello and former Chairman of the LCDA, Hon. Bolanle Akinyemi-Obe during the formal commission of Adekunle Kuye/Rosanwo Street in Surulere Local Government