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Wickedfact:Lagos is only building first mill while Anambra have three, Ebonyi two, Lagos doesn't have land for commercial rice farm they are hoping on northern paddy rice, Anambra farm rice all seasons Irrigation farm in Anambra state
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Wickedfact:Ignorant mind, Anambra have three gaint milling plants, Coscharis, Josan and Stine rice mill, Anambra is major rice producing state, with Ebonyi, Lagos is only building mill hoping on Kabbi paddy rice to mill on the plant, this will be the only gaint rice mill in Southwest. Coscharis rice mill
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NGpatriot:How far with MKO Abiola airport project in Osun ![]()
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NGpatriot:Can you show us the world class infastructures in Osun your state
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NGpatriot:How far with MKO Abiola airport project in Osun state, after Argbesola borrowed huge loan for the project, the area is now a grazing reserve for Fulani can you show us progress of work there
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NGpatriot:Facts remain that Yobe isn't the same league with state like Anambra, Abia, Enugu and Imo, posting pictures of this states is a big insult to them that's the reason I posted the least developing state in Southeast, your own case is worst almost all the states in your region outside no man's land is backward, you are here shamefully show casing northern states with Arrewa moniker to deceive gullible minds, why not show developments in typical Yoruba states dumb ![]()
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NGpatriot:Lol
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NGpatriot:Your states are most indebted states, still nothing to show for the huge debt.
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NGpatriot:Why will Igbo envy Borno for what dumb ![]()
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NGpatriot:Ebonyi state
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NGpatriot:You are scared to face the music playing for Tinubu and co that is why you are here hiding on northern thread, your lord ambition is about to kiss the dust why not show us your state Osun, see his mateBelow is Ebonyi state
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ORIENTATION101:I thought Amechi was your favorite the lion why sudden change, because of Tinubu’s ambition? |
ijustdey:Tinubu’s camp ![]() |
Dansuqi:You are no longer supporting Amechi, because he's fighting your leader's ambition. ![]() |
Dansuqi:Tinubu’s power only end in Southwest. |
Dansuqi:Most of you will commit suicide before 2023 |
Dansuqi:Kindly read *APC Chairman Declares Ajimobi’s Appointment Illegal, Threatens Lawsuit.* Micheal Akinleye, Chairman of All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ado Ekiti Local Government, has threatened legal action against the appointment of Abiola Ajimobi as Acting National Chairman. *This was contained in a letter on Wednesday to the National Working Committee (NWC) through his counsel, Tunde Oke.* *He called the NWC’s appointment of the former Oyo State Governor as “outright nullity and contempt of court”.* *Akinleye reminded the NWC that there is a pending case with suit No. FHC/AD/CS/8/2020 before the Federal High Court in Ado-Ekiti.* *He said the suit prayed against any nomination of anyone to fill the Deputy National Chairman position Ajimobi holds and that the case was ongoing.* *Among others reliefs, the suit prayed that the office should be filled in accordance with Article 20 of the All Progressive Congress Constitution 2014 (as amended).* *Akinleye’s lawyer noted that until the case is determined, Ajimobi’s appointment as Deputy National Chairman (South), and now as Acting National Chairman of the party is a nullity.* The party chairman said it is on record that “all the processes filed in the suit have been served on all the parties which serves as notice to maintain status quo pending the determination of the suit”. *The letter recalled that, “at the time when the suit was instituted by our Client, Ajimobi’s name had not been purportedly recognised by the National Working Committee of APC”.* *However, during the pendency of the Suit when appearance had been entered for all the Defendants, our attention was drawn to several newspaper publications that the National Working Committee of APC has announced Sen. Abiola Ajimobi’s name as the Deputy National Chairman (South).”* APC had stated that his appointment received the support of five of the Six South West states of Oyo, Ondo, Osun, Ogun and Lagos and that only Ekiti protested the nomination. *Meanwhile, the party has appointed Hilliard Etta to act as the Acting National Chairman on behalf of Ajimobi, who has been away from the public over health issues.* |
Enugupikin:Only wish of a loser, keep wishing Otondo |
Enugupikin:A man that single handedly built his large business empire you said he lacks the acumen to turn things around waiting person no go see for nairaland, one idio that's hard to feed himself will comes online writing down a man that richer than his town and the people.
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Enugupikin:This is a man that single handedly built his large business empire without federal backing you said he lacks acumen to turn things around, I wonder what you have achieve as a person ![]() Only an idiot from Fulani father doesn't know the war Ibeto is facing from his fellow competitors from north, are you telling me if Ibeto were to come from the North FG will not assist him to revive Nkalagu cement Your useless posts only end here.https://www.sunnewsonline.com/ibeto-an-enthralling-story-of-an-achiever/amp/ Ibeto: An enthralling story of an achiever If you are 13 years old and, in your mind’s eye, you see yourself among vivacious crowd of age mates resplendent in their forget-me-not secondary school uniforms, chattering away heartily in a classroom, and just when that dream is about to berth on the shores of reality, your own biological father rudely aborts it, what would you do? Crestfallen and disappointed, would you turn your back on life and bemoan your fate forever? Some people with fickle spirit would. But the likes of Dr. Cletus Madubugwu Ibeto, who are made of sterner stuff and blessed with a can-do spirit that does not yield to despair would soldier on with life, turn the disappointment into a blessing in disguise and later in life have an inspiring story to tell. And that was the exactness of what the young Ibeto did when his dream for secondary education crashed on January 22, 1966. On that day, the lad was in high spirits. He looked forward to a new and exhilarating life as a fresh student of Crusader Secondary School, Isingwu Amachala, Umuahia. Gaily dressed in his school uniform and armed with his school box, Ibeto was set to depart for Umuahia to begin life as secondary school student and then, suddenly, his father made a shattering proclamation that would leave hot tears cascading down the young man’s cheeks, crestfallen, disappointed and embittered: He was to make a detour to trading rather than education. There and then, Ibeto was parceled, willy-nilly, to Onitsha to begin apprenticeship in auto spare parts as a trader under the tutelage of one Akamelu. And so began his journey through life’s pumpy road, which would dramatically signpost his subsequent rise to the top. It would be safe to say that Ibeato’s eventual road to prominence was watered by grit and determination to succeed and excel after a devastating and unsettling dream crash. Fifty-four years down the lane, Ibeto has not only shrugged off that initial life hiccup but he has also left bold imprints in the sands of time. His zero-to-hero story typifies the rise of the proverbial Phoenix. From grand zero, Ibeto has built a multi-billion dollar business conglomerate, the Ibeto Group, spanning real estate, petrochemical, cement, auto parts, hospitality, oil and commodity trading, among others. Naturally blessed with business acumen and fecundity of ideas, Ibeto’s apprenticeship in auto spare parts was abbreviated by the civil war. He was himself a combatant in the war, having joined the Biafran Army at the outbreak of hostilities. Surviving the war by the whiskers, he launched himself back into the world of trading at the end of hostilities. Thus, in 1970, Ibeto was already a young businessman. Ingenious and enterprising, Ibeto had started his business career in 1970, stepping into what has now become a massive business dream, with the establishment of Ibeto Brothers Trading Company as its sole proprietor. However, his major business break came during the administration of President Shehu Shagari, profiting massively from a policy change during that era. There was a policy that goods could be imported without import licence but as Nigerian’s external reserves began to dry up, the Shagari government had to introduce import licence. The uncertainty forced many importers to suspend importation in order to monitor the new policy. But braving the uncertain situation, Ibeto moved quickly to secure the N3 million import licence at a time a dollar sold for 68 kobo. With the licence, he imported 65 containers of vital motor parts. By the time other importers could wake up to get the license, the government had tightened the screws and made it almost impossible for anyone to obtain the license. Almost at the same time, the Shagari government was toppled, which made matters worse, as it resulted in borders being closed. The Nnewi-born business mogul then virtually became a monopolist for motor spare parts. He confessed that the moment was a turning point for his life and business. He was selling at almost 500 per cent mark up and people were buying! His words: “That was the turning point for me. Come and see the line-up of people who wanted the spare parts. I was packing money with cartons. There was no armed robbery then, no kidnapping. It was a seller’s market. And the mark up was almost 500 per cent but people were buying! In fact, within two days of the arrival of the containers, I made four million pounds.” Diversification was flowery and seamless for Ibeto, swiftly moving from an importer of auto spare parts to automotive lead-acid batteries and plastic accessories merchant. Then, in 1988, he delved into manufacturing when he completed his factory in Nnewi and stopped direct importation of lead-acid automotive battery and plastic motor accessories. By 1995, the company had become one of the largest auto spare parts manufacturing outfits in Nigeria. A year later, Ibeto would further expand his business operations by diversifying into other sectors, thus establishing Ibeto Petrochemicals Industries Limited. His petrochemicals industry owns one of the largest liquid facilities for petroleum products in Nigeria. Subsidiaries under the Ibeto Group are legion and they include Union Autoparts Manufacturing Co. Ltd., which was incorporated on June 2, 1987. The company is a major player in automotive lead-acid battery manufacturing in Nigeria. The interesting thing is that the company produces locally, from its lead and aluminum smelting plant, all the lead and aluminum required for its operations. It has the capacity to produce, annually, 300,000 units of lead/acid batteries, 120,000 units of sealed maintenance-free batteries, 5,500 tonnes of lead, 500 tonnes of accessories and 1,500 tonnes of friction parts. There is also the Ibeto Petrochemical Industries Ltd. It was established in October 1996 with a blending plant in Nnewi, Anambra State. The company blends oil lubricants and produces various types of petroleum products for local and international markets. The petrochemical company also owns one of the largest liquid storage facilities for petroleum products in Nigeria, with a capacity of over 60,000 metric tonnes located at Apapa Wharf and Ibru Jetty Complex, Lagos. Ibeto Cement Company Ltd produces bagged cements at its bagging terminal at Bundu Ama, Port Harcourt, Rivers State. Ibeto Cement commenced operation in 1997 with the importation of bagged cement from Portland before establishing Ibeto Cement in 2001. In 2018, Ibeto Cement announced a reverse merger with Century Petroleum Corporation, a United States (U.S.) publicly-traded petroleum exploration and production company. This was aimed at taking the global markets by storm and bypass the complex process of listing. The company was to acquire a 70 per cent controlling stake of Century Petroleum and thus Cletus Ibeto was subsequently made the chairman of the board of directors. Ibeto’s foray into cement business saw him establishing Eastern Bulkcem Company Ltd. The company is also engaged in the importation of bulk cement and bagging of same in its factory premises in Rumuolumeni waterfront, Rivers State. Eastern Bulkcem equally owns 60 per cent of Nigeria Cement Company Plc (NIGERCEM), Nkalagu, Ebonyi State. NIGERCEM was very important for Ibeto; if he was to remain an importer of cement, he needed to own a cement manufacturing plant as it was the requirement. Owning NIGERCEM did not come easy as the then Ebonyi State governor, Martin Elechi, was against the acquisition. Ibeto fought him head-on like a wounded lion, until he had NIGERCEM secured. NIGERCEM gave him the initial stability he needed to continue in the cement business.
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[s] ODI444:[/s] Go and sleep |
Enugupikin:https://www.independent.ng/ohaneze-youths-praise-ibeto-over-revival-of-moribund-nigercem-cement-company/ |
Seerade029:According to Yoruba man ![]() |
[s] Seerade029:[/s] Thanks
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