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[size=18pt]Meet the young man redefining auto-parts business in Nigeria [/size]


23-year-old Dairo Damilola Opeyemi who hails from Ibadan, Oyo State is the young Chief Executive Officer of Autofactorng, redefining auto-parts business in Nigeria. Founder, Autofactorng, Damilola Dairo In a country where buyers culturally show an overwhelming distrust of salesmen in the automotive industry, Dairo’s innovative platform sells genuine auto-parts at affordable prices and delivers it to client’s doorsteps nationwide with warranties on every item sold is no doubt a breath of fresh air to car users. The young CEO’s rise to becoming a nationwide auto-parts supplier in less than a year of establishing his firm is based largely on his passionate ingenuity to provide car users in the country with genuine alternative to both sub-standard and fairly used auto-parts, ‘Tokunbo’ which overtime leaves buyers cheated and unsatisfied. After graduating from Bowen University in 2012, where he studied Physics and Solar Energy , Dairo who said he has always had a flare for cars ventured into the automotive industry in Nigeria by providing solutions in the aspect of car body repairs and painting.

Despite his quick success Dairo said he has sustainability plans to keep his business growth. “Apart from taking orders online via very interactive platform, we are looking at having a strong presence offline, building a full blown auto-part store where you can walk in and out with all kinds of car accessories/parts – fenders, engine blocks, batteries, tyres, etc. Assured that his firm, Autofactorng will in a few years actualise its dream of being the first auto part store in Nigeria, Dairo equally sees expansion into Ghana and other parts of Africa, “we are already getting calls outside Nigeria, most especially in Cotonou & Ghana and we have actually delivered products to Cotonou on several occassions.” Asked if he has a special business philosophy or formula, he said; ” I believe strongly in the acronym, P.O.P, which stands for Perseverance, Optimism and Positivism, this 3 keys will see a start-up through difficult stages which of course are inevitable in starting up any kind of business.”


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Femiwilli:
Not all of us follow APC led by a dullard

If ur English is like ur dullard it will explain ur error.

Notice I referred to the South-East as "They not We"



Go school I beg u, ur president no go

CltrAltDel:
We bad gan ni

Femiwilli:
Get sense I beg, I am from Edo state

Femiwilli:
it's no secret we all know that B00hari is a mistake.

a man with no education.

Femiwilli:
This is Jihad by Buhari .
Remember one of the first things he did was to remove road blocks so Boko Haram can move freely.

He is quick to condemn the Niger delta, quick to shoot IPOB but refuses to condemn the Fulani killers or confront them.

Nigerians this is a JIHAD

Femiwilli:
The whole country will be much better without the dead weight Abok1s

Femiwilli:
This Biafra saga is interesting oh!

Biafra say they want to leave, the rest of Nigeria wants them to stay by force.

Abi the North dey fear Biafra leaving Nigeria?

If so make dem beg the Biafrans oh, if not this saga go continue.

succed:
Posting some people that stole the country dry through subsidy and crude oil illegal trading as succefull business men......I tire ooo.We are talking about people that made money using thier head without goverment leverage. I go soon post my maid make up business and tailoring outfit with some nice photo editing and write up as i see quite a lot here...

succed:
Everyday igbo igbo igbo....I keep saying it, there is something about igbos that gives some fools sleepless night...especially people from the OP tribe. Is either they feel threatened or pure complex issue. They feel choked being more sourtherner cos of the igbos . Anway who send them...and who takes them seriously, even their masters dont.

Cokodeal.com is an e-commerce firm for locally produced goods, manufactured goods, textile, agricultural products and crafts in Africa. It was created from a desire for a continent that will not be at the mercy of foreign assistance but a convergence point for global trade.

Nigeria as an entry point into Africa has shown it has more than enough to sell to the world. In our market exploration we did understand that there were thousands of local manufacturers unknown to Nigerians, we found out there were popular brand in South East Nigeria but hardly found in the west, hence we saw a need for us to connect South-East Nigeria with the South-West, with its vast production of locally made commodities like shoes, bags, plastics, furniture frames and more

Bosun has presented fitness as a cool thing to Nigerians. Founder and CEO of Truppr, Bosun Tijani led his team to raise a revenue of about ₦19 million following a series of successful events that Truppr organised in 2015.

Seun Onigbinde, who is an Engineer turned Banker turned CEO of Budgit, got the Kaduna State Government to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with BudgIT, to commence the development of an Open Budgeting system. Seun has proven that Government data can be presented in a simple and easy to understand manner. Hopefully other state governments will adopt this to help communicate their plans to the citizens.

two companies showed transfers to individuals related to then Chief of Army Staff

AmuDimpka:
Why can't the average Yoruba stand on their own

This is becoming disgracing


The title is an igbo thread yet you guys come posting ....opening thread is free now


Why can't you just do it

Let the Igbo be
Allow the Igbo to appreciate themselves


Yoruba you guy behave childish ..no body send una

What the hell

omenka:
Igbos contributed 30%??

Who carried out the research that arrived at this conclusion and when

chukzyblingz:
I'm not a Nigerian Senator and I don't think I would ever be even if I'm was being given a free ticket. Nigerian Law makers are touts. both the men and women. I watched severally how they engage themselves in free for all fights in that chamber and women participate in the fights. Don't just compare me, yourself or any sane man to those beasts in that chamber. Remi is a hoe and Melaye is a thug. leave them to settle their problems and don't try to side with any of them.

chukzyblingz:
Did he assault or rape her?

HalfTruth:
Even if them delete this thread out of JEALOUSY and ENVY, I have all the data saved up. So all na copy/paste again

Ladi Jadesimi

Source: Finance, Oil and Gas

Ladi Jadesimi is the Executive Chairman of Lagos Deep Offshore Logistics Base (LADOL) – a modern 24/7 fully integrated, secure and independent engineering and logistics base for deep offshore oil and gas projects.

With the recent discovery of mega oil fields, it has been reported that operators will invest in excess of $20 Billion in the fields, a move that will surely yield greater profit margins for LADOL.

The Oxford University graduate was also a former partner of Arthur Anderson of Nigeria – a subsidiary of multinational accounting firm, Arthur Anderson, and is on the board of directors of Niger Delta Exploration and Production Plc.

Mr Jadesimi also serves on the board of several companies, including First City Monument Bank (FCMB) as a Non-Executive Director.

eyeview:
Good,that's a picture of Dino acting like a thug in the House of Reps.
And there's also several videos of Remi Tinubu acting like an uncivilzed bitch. So its safe to guess that both of them were right in their assertions over each other.

And youngman,I want you to learn how to think and reason objectively in your life. What makes you think am siding Dino Melaye? The facts are that she verbally abused him first and he responded in equal measure. Simple. It doesn't have to be about the persons involved. I see you reasoning in d line of tinubu vs saraki. That's an immature approach to reasoning

eyeview:
See how the true yorubas have exposed you to be a non-yoruba.
And being an impostor,you have been making a mess of yourself,youngman.

eyeview:
All these 'on-paper' NGOs with no physical office anywhere.
All will be quick to collect some bribe from Tinubu to form woman right activists. Is that Tinubu's best shot?
Meanwhile,while would a woman be the first to label a man 'thug and a dog',but when replied in equal measure,she starts playing 'female victim'.
I think Mrs Tinubu should be made to apologise to Melaye first withing the next 48hours

Almajiri1:
Where were they when remi insulted Dino melaye manhood?

In the spirit of equity,there should be a level playing field across board.

Where are the men right activists?no officially recognised body for them?

Remi MUST apologise to dino within the next 24 hours or face the wrath of the gods for rape on traditions,culture and attempting to unbalance the natural order.

Alistair Soyode founded Bright Entertainment Network (BEN) television, the first and oldest African and Caribbean-focused television channel in the United Kingdom.
BEN TV’s mix of entertainment, news and sports programs has been reaching more than one million viewers collectively daily.
He was the European chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Organization (NIDO), set up by the government in 2000 to unite Nigerians living abroad with an interest in contributing to the development of the nation.
Alistair Soyode is currently the Chairman of African and Nigerians in Diaspora leadership forum.

Dele Odufuye is the MD/CEO of Tsaboin Tech World, a firm that provides value added services and solutions on various technology challenges.

In 2008 and 2009, Dele was awarded ‘Best Use of Technology’ at The Future Awards (now called The Future Africa Awards).

Two years ago in 2013, Tsaboin Tech World released ‘Traffic Talk’, an Internet-based social utility that will help road users beat the traffic in Lagos state, Nigeria’s commercial hub.

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Olaniran is the founder and CEO of Nigerian gaming and entertainment company, Gamsole.

Founded in 2012, the venture is backed by 88mph, a Kenyan seed fund and accelerator. The company’s games now have more than 9 million downloads both locally and internationally on the Windows Phone store.

He’s one of Forbes Africa’s 30 Under 30 for 2015.