Yes Obiano is doing OK. Wow! The white lady looks good at her age...No offence to anyone she just caught my attention!

Poor try!

Indiaindia:
THE SOUTH SOUTH IS MAKING A GREATER MISTAKE AGAIN TO INVOLVE THE SOUTH EAST IN THEIR OIL PROJECTS. TOMORROW THE IBOS WIL SAY THE OIL IN SS BELONGS TO THEIR GRANDPARENTS. ADI ARA

The Aspen Institute will host the fifth annual Madeleine K. Albright Global Development Lecture on Wednesday at the Aspen Meadows campus. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the former minister for the economy in Nigeria, will be honored at the lecture. The lecture recognizes an exceptional individual whose vision has provided breakthrough thinking to tackle the challenges of global development.

Okonjo-Iweala and Albright, the former U.S. secretary of state, will be featured in a conversation with moderator Peggy Clark of the Aspen Institute. The event will be held at Paepcke Auditorium from 5 to 6 p.m. This report was made available to newsmen via her tweeter handle

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/aspen-institute-honor-nigerian-economist-ngozi-okonjo-iweala/

The state government can encourage them into modular refineries.

Se una do see am ! If people dey complain un go say na IPOD.

HVACSpecialist:
Site it youself Mr.Governor. just get your license and stop disturbing.Also, with the realities on demand for refined products in the future, no IOC will invest in refinery crude in Nigeria. Face the reality and go to the field Mr. Governor.

If you had finished reading the write up you would have seen where he said

"There is the need for our people to begin to look inwards and we the leaders of the region will do all we can to attract and encourage our hardworking people across the length and crannies of the nation and beyond to come home and invest. It is a new dawn for the people of the two zones and we will work together to advance our mutual interest and send a loud signal to interested parties that we shall not only be the land that lays the golden egg but we will demand to take part in the making of the omelette”

walemoney007:
What stopped akabio from building a depot or oil refinery in his state, instead,he choose to build stadium...the south south and south east can build an oil refinery and site it in akwa ibom

If you had finished reading the write up you would have seen where he said

"There is the need for our people to begin to look inwards and we the leaders of the region will do all we can to attract and encourage our hardworking people across the length and crannies of the nation and beyond to come home and invest. It is a new dawn for the people of the two zones and we will work together to advance our mutual interest and send a loud signal to interested parties that we shall not only be the land that lays the golden egg but we will demand to take part in the making of the omelette”

Blue3k:
Why not pursue it yourself or encourage private sector? (If private sector hasn't already) You decided to build stadium in Eket instead Depot.



Crying to oil companies won't help. They just brush you off like they did last time when you erroneously suggested oil companies have to move HQ over non existent directive by Osinbajo. Find out what incentives they are looking for. The policy is good though.

If you finished reading the write up you would have seen where he said

" There is the need for our people to begin to look inwards and we the leaders of the region will do all we can to attract and encourage our hardworking people across the length and crannies of the nation and beyond to come home and invest. It is a new dawn for the people of the two zones and we will work together to advance our mutual interest and send a loud signal to interested parties that we shall not only be the land that lays the golden egg but we will demand to take part in the making of the omelette”

He is perfectly correct. Modular refineries are always sited where oil is sited!!! Nothing works in Nigeria. The reason of shouts of Biafra everywhere

Senator representing Bayelsa East district, Senator Ben Murray-Bruce has urged the elder statesman and former Special Adviser to Second Republic President Shehu Shagari, Alhaji Tanko Yakassai, to be properly guided on his stance on restructuring which he used as basis to attack the former Vice President of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar, saying that Alhaji Yakassai got it all wrong.

Senator Murray-Bruce said Alhaji Yakassai failed to comprehend the visionary ideas the former VP said in his debate on restructuring. The Commons sense Senator, in putting the elder statesman to the right perspective, said, “I am a member of the National Assembly and participated fully in the budget process and I must say that Alhaji Yakassai is wrong to tie restructuring to just one budget cycle.”

Senator Bruce also said that what is required to “transfer schools from the Federal Government to the state government is just an executive order and not constitutional amendment. Senator Bruce, while faulting Yakassai’s comment that six months is not enough for a change in budget, however said that a nation can even restructure in just one day if the will is there. The statement read thus: “I have just read Alhaji Tanko Yakassai’s criticism of former Vice President, Waziri Atiku Abubakar’s stance on restructuring and it is quite clear that Alhaji Yakassai failed to comprehend the visionary ideas and details that the former Vice President introduced into the restructuring debate at his speech at the University of Nigeria, Nsuka on July 19, 2017.

“In his rush to judgment, Alhaji Yakassai said inter alia “I thought, as a politician that he (Atiku) is, that he has read our constitution from A-Z before suggesting that we can restructure in six months. My question here is, what are the details of the budgetary provisions for the Ministry of Works that should be transferred to the states’ ministries of education and so on and so forth before he made his pronouncement that these could be done within six months?…We already have a budget approved by the National Assembly as empowered by the constitution for appropriation.” “I am a member of the National Assembly and participated fully in the budget process and I must say that Alhaji Yakassai is wrong to tie restructuring to just one budget cycle. “Waziri Atiku Abubakar’s ideas on restructuring specifies how he would do away with quota systems by increasing Nigeria’s educational capacity through the return of seized schools back to the missions and handing over federal universities back to the states while more resources will be devolved from the Federal Government to the States and LGAs to enable them build more primary and secondary schools. “You do not need a budget to transfer schools from the Federal Government to the state government. You only need an Executive Order. I am rather surprised that Alhaji Yakassai does not know this. “Why would anyone be against such a plan that would not require a constitutional amendment and will almost immediately take care of the over 12 million children out of the formal education system in Northern Nigeria? This number is twice the population of Togo, our next door neighbor. Is Alhaji Yakassai, as a Northern elder, satisfied with this situation? Shouldn’t he rather applaud Waziri Atiku Abubakar for wanting to fix this problem? “And even in those areas that require constitutional amendments, Waziri Atiku Abubakar is right to say that Nigeria can restructure within six months. “Let me ask Alhaji Yakassai how long it took the National Assembly to come up with the Doctrine of Necessity in 2010? It only took a day. When a nation has the political will to restructure she can achieve it in one day or at least begin the process! “Northern elders like Alhaji Yakassai should celebrate Waziri Atiku Abubakar who has shown that True Federalism can work. He employs more people in Adamawa state than the Adamawa state government proving that you do not need oil to survive as a state government in the process. “Finally, let me add that at that event at the University of Nigeria Waziri Atiku Abubakar, predicted that the automobile industry will be moving away from diesel and petrol powered cars in favour of electric and alternative energy powered cars. This, he stated, was one of the reasons why Nigeria must restructure now or risk being bypassed by the global economy. “Of course he was criticized and painted as crying wolf by the likes of Alhaji Tanko Yakassai , yet only 8 days after he gave this warning, Atiku was vindicated by the news from the UK which was reported in ThisDay’s front page on Thursday July 27, 2017 with the headline: ‘Doom for Nigeria, Britain Moves to Ban Petrol, Diesel Cars by 2040’. “This again serves as a warning to Nigeria to heed the warnings of patriots like Waziri Atiku Abubakar and others like him, that while we still have a few good years of income from oil we need to urgently diversify our economy which will only be possible if we embrace restructuring.”

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/attack-atiku-restructuring-got-wrong-senator-murray-bruce-tells-yakassai/

Please can someone summarise this. Whoever removed History from Nigeria school curriculum go collide with thunder and brimstones

Elder-statesman, Tanko Yakassai, 91 is among the very few Nigerians around with political origins antecedents from pre-independent Nigeria. With a dose of human right activism, Yakasai is a voice that has repeatedly erupted in challenging times. He served as Special Adviser/National Assembly Presidential Liaison Officer to President Shehu Shagari in the Second Republic and was one of the founders of the Arewa Consultative Forum, ACF. In this interview, Yakassai gives his perspectives on the agitation for restructuring with a historical narrative of how in his mind the Southwest has fanned the clamour supposedly to its advantage. He also expresses discomfort on the management of President Muhammadu Buhari’s health issue among other things. Excerpts:


Is the North afraid of restructuring? In the first place, this agitation is a continuation of the agitation by people who want to dominate other Nigerians; it had its origin in 1953. The Action Group sponsored a motion in the House of Representatives through its member, late Chief Anthony Enahoro for the British Colonialist Government to grant independence in 1956, I don’t know how many graduates the West had produced that time. Definitely, they must be in thousands. As at that time, the North had only a graduate, and that was in the person of Dr. R A Dikko, who enjoyed the sponsorship of the missionaries. This imbalance forced the North’s representatives to amend the motion that independence should be granted to Nigeria as soon as it was practicable. In otherwords, the concern by northern leaders was that if independence were granted by 1956, the north would be unprepared and therefore the leaders calculated that the Action Group introduced the motion deliberately in order to have an opportunity of dominating the whole of Nigeria.

From that time to date, it is the same slogan that is changing colour. It started with the slogan for the creation of more states; the Action Group calculated that they could get the minorities in the North and in the East on their side to enable them to produce the Prime Minister. As at that time we were operating a parliamentary system. With the 1963 population census, Northern Nigeria had approximately 55 percent of the country’s population and the entire south had 45 percent and yet the British, instead of giving the North representation proportionate to her population, gave the north only half of the seats in the House of Representatives. With the result of that election began agitation for the creation of states in Nigeria. There were minority movements like Calabar/Ogoja/ River State Movement in the East where NCNC was the dominant party, the Middle Belt League in the North; that was before the formation of United Middle Belt Congress, UMBC. Because of the strength of the NCNC in the West, they shared the seats with the Action Group in the South Western Region and the Action Group strategists realized that they must concentrate their effort in recovering lost ground to their side to build up a majority. But during the 1959 elections, the Northern Peoples Congress outsmarted them, and they realized that with near total control of the seats in the North, all they needed to do was to concentrate their attention in the North in order to emerge with the majority in the House of Representatives. That, therefore, qualified them to be invited to form the central government, they did that and secured the majority in the House of Representatives. So by 1961/62, the Action Group strategists were convinced that they could never match the North in a competitive election and it would be difficult for them to govern Nigeria. That was the reason why their leaders resorted to coup plotting, which resulted in the arrest of leading figures of the party in 1962. It also resulted in the famous treason trial where leaders were tried and convicted, after that, we adopted a Presidential System, and this same group did not give up. The NPN won, and they came second. They also thought they could concentrate their efforts on the Social Democratic Party, SDP, hence their support for late MKO Abiola, even though some notable figures from that same region were not supporting him. When Abiola’s election was annulled, they came up with the new slogan, NADECO and June 12. After the death of Sani Abacha and Abiola, they changed the slogan to PRONACO; it is the same trend, the same strategy. PRONACO was confined by and large to the Southwest, and they realized it has no national appeal; they quickly changed to Sovereign National Conference to court national appeal. The idea of Sovereign National Conference was to renew the strategy of bringing the minorities in the North and the South together with the remnant of Action Group in a different form and the strategy has failed them again. The question of restructuring is a product of agitation from the South West. Now that there is an increase in agitation from the South East and South South, they now cashed on it to fuel and fan dismemberment of the polity. Unfortunately, nobody has come out with a definitive explanation of a detailed blueprint. If Nigeria is restructured, how is it going to look like, what will happen to me and you and everybody in Nigeria? Now to your question, Northern leaders are not afraid because you cannot restructure Nigeria without the participation of the North. You cannot change Nigeria democratically without going through the process as defined in the Constitution and this is the support of two-third of members of the National Assembly, a two-third majority of State Assemblies. I assure you that without the support of the Northwest and Northeast, who if put together boast of 13 states, you cannot have the two-third majority to scale through. Any northerner, who is aware of the strategic position of the region would not be afraid of any constitutional changes because he knows that it (restructure) cannot happen without his consent. For him to give his consent, he must know how the future looks like to him; so the argument is that those who are agitating for restructuring should please put in black and white how Nigeria would look like. If you look at the arguments in the North, nobody came out openly and said he is opposed to the slogan, what we are saying is to make it bare for us to assess and evaluate what you are talking about. It is wrong for anyone to say that we are afraid. From your analysis, it is evident that the federating units are not comfortable with the present structure, and ….. (Cuts in) No.Why is that? (Cuts in) Hold it. It is wrong to take the 36 states as the federating units. We borrowed this word from United States of America. In the USA, 13 states revolted against British rule, they came together and proclaimed their independence and after the declaration, they agreed to form a union, which resulted in the formation of the United States of America. It was later other states joined. The 13 states were the federating units in America. They decided to donate their power to the central authority they created, but the reverse is the case in Nigeria; there is nothing like federating units in Nigeria. You can call them federating states; they did not create Nigerian states. Instead, it was Nigeria that created the states. It is the centre that created the states. First, the constituent units of Nigeria were Southern Protectorate, Lagos Colony, and Northern Protectorate, and they were brought together in 1914 and were named Nigeria. After sometime, the British colonialists decided to create Eastern Protectorate around 1921 or thereabout, by the time of amalgamation, there was nothing like Eastern Region. The 36 states did not create Nigeria, and any changes that happened in Nigeria was created by Nigeria. If Nigerian state assemblies pass a resolution and you find that majority of them are in tandem with raging political issues, it will be correct to say that the agitation is coming from the grassroots. What is happening now is coming from small, but vocal pressure group exploiting their monopoly of the media making a lot of noise. When you have people controlling the media at the centre of unpopular agitation, the result is the overheated polity and conscious attempt to impose their minority view. To the best of my knowledge, no single elected representative, be it at the state or National Assembly has identified with this latter day slogan or passed a resolution supporting restructuring. Those shouting themselves hoarse are doing that in their private capacities as individuals as guaranteed by our Constitution. Restructuring is not a nationwide appeal because it has not enjoyed the support of the elected representatives of the people of Nigeria. You speak for the same North where IBB, Atiku are also calling for restructuring….. (Cuts in) Despite the position the two personalities held in Nigeria, you are talking about individuals. IBB ruled for eight years as Military President, while Atiku served as civilian Vice President for eight years. When they both threw their support for the new slogan, I celebrated that for the first time because of the strategic position they held in the past, they would come up with a clear definition of what we don’t know about restructuring. IBB granted an interview, and Atiku delivered lectures, and the point they harped on was almost identical but what is interesting is that I can understand IBB’s position because he was a military President, not an elected president, but for a man like my brother, Atiku… I thought as a politician that he is, that he should have read our Constitution. He said you could restructure in six months. What are the details? That the budgetary provision for Federal Ministry of Works should be transferred to the states, and the same for Federal Ministry of Education and so on. He argued that these could be done within six months. First, we already have a budget approved by the National Assembly as empowered by the constitution. How can we take the fund by the National Assembly for the Federal Government and now transfer them without the consent of the National Assembly? How do we do that? The money approved by the National Assembly was for federal ministries with their heads and sub heads cited in the Act. How do we achieve all these without recourse to the Constitution? I wonder how Atiku wants to achieve these. If you are going to change a comma in the Constitution, I know you have to go through the normal process. It means you want to amend the constitution and it must go through established protocol to avoid chaos. I am wondering how we can transfer an item slated for the exclusive list either to the concurrent or to the residual without going through a constitutional amendment. I am not a lawyer; I hope that as time goes on, Atiku will give further insight on how we are going to do the transfer. Why the controversy over President Buhari’s ill health? I am not comfortable with the attitude of those around the authorities in Nigeria, where the condition of the Head of Government is not made public, it is bad. It creates room for nervousness. At one time, when Ronald Reagan of USA was hospitalized, his handlers issued a statement about his health, and every American prayed for his quick recovery. I think we should borrow a leaf from yonder to save this country from speculation which is not helping us because when the health of the President becomes a subject of debate in the media, you are indirectly telling a would-be investor in that country to be careful that it is risky to invest for fear of unknown consequences. Those who are presently hoarding information are not helping this country. On security The imaginary crisis we have in Nigeria today was created by the media and sustained on the pages of newspapers, and there is nothing to suggest that Nigeria is in danger because we are still our brothers’ keepers across the divide. The citizens are living peacefully. The noise is only on the pages of newspapers; I think it is wrong to say that the country is not safe. The fact that in Kano today, Sokoto, Jos, Kaduna, there is no clash between the local communities and their compatriots from other parts of the country and there is no such situation in Lagos, Benin, Akure, Enugu and other Southern cities that the local people are living peacefully with their host communities. I will continue to believe that the noise is on the pages of newspapers and does not involve the ordinary citizen of the country which suggests that everything is fine. But the only concern I have is that Nigeria has passed through terrible experiences, and we are trying to create an opportunity for undemocratic forces to have their way.



Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/restructuring-southwest-troubled-nigeria-since-1953-yakasai/

I prefer Senator Ben Bruce he is articulate and modern.

No ways. I prefer Ben Bruce. He is very articulate and modern. Tired of people with rusty ideas.

Ones with very solid foundation that befits the soil structure can last that long. Here nobody cares elsewhere they check on old buildings and if they are no longer strong, they collapse them and rebuild before it endangers

naijaboiy:

But there are buildings of more than 100 years that still stand.

What's your point please?

Bath with very hot water as hot as your body can accommodate. Rob hot balm on your rib and chest like aboniki balm. eat bitter kola. walk under sun, avoid fan, ceiling fan or standing fan, avoid sitting close to fast moving air, like sitting at the window of a moving bus

vizkiz:

It is not compulsory to comment you know.

Sorry but he is been truthful most of those buildings are old and if nothing is done more will collapse. Buildings are not suppose to last forever, some of those buildings are 50 years and above and who know the type of foundation they had.
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Sorry but he is been truthful most of those buildings are old and if nothing is done more will collapse. Buildings are not suppose to last forever, some of those buildings are 50 years and above and who know the type of foundation they had.

How??

When that day comes the only thing that will pain me is that Most oil producing community citizens and their communities in general did not benefit much from their God given resource.

Unfortunately this Nation does not take anything seriously!! Too Bad!

The old man has given us some history since history has been completely wiped out from school curriculum by agents of mischief.

Exactly!!!

Okorocha would never have said

Igbo People Are Evil, I Agree With Obasanjo!!! I Am 100 Percent In Support Of A Northern Agenda

Op You are the Evil person here, To have made a statement such as the above just to masturbate your hatred.
Okorocha would never say such.
Have you stopped to ask why people are shouting restructuring
Why north is rejecting restructuring
A good country should be dynamic and progressive Nigeria is neither. Restructuring will put the wrongs right and suggest better ways to live happily together.

You cannot repakage an overly soured food or eat expired products........Food for thought.

VERY GOOD

Is restructuring not the same as repackaging in some ways. Because he is comfortable he is not seeing the pain people go through.

If saying there is no oil in Igbo land keeps you happy caring on with your delusion. case close . Who God has blessed no man can curse.

Deedeedee3:

Where is the oil? Igbos are parasites and this is the truth. Most of the oil is from the south south minority tribes.
Igbos, Hausa-Fulani, and Yorubas are all parasites. We makeup 60 percent of the country population, yet 90 percent of revenue comes south south minorities.

Thanks yes I meant curse....

Saintsquare:
curse

I beg who ask you to post this. I feel its unnecessary. Who God has blessed no man can cause!

FKO81:
IGBOS ARE LEADING IN THIS CONTEXT AND THIS EFFORT HAS PROPEL IGBOS TO BE THE MAJOR DOMINANT GROUP IN ALL AREAS OF BUSINESSESS AN DPRIVATE VENTURES IN NIGERIA. IGBO DOMINATES IN ALL THE MAJORS MARKETS, PORTS, IMPORT/EXPORT, LOCAL COTTAGE INDUSTRIES AND MANUFACTURING BASE (IN ABA, NNEWI AND ONITSHA ), INTER STATE TRANSPORTATION, HAULAGES, NOLLYWOOD, IGBOS ARE MAKING EFFORTS TO UPLIFT THEMSELVES IN MASSIVE SCALE BY THE NUMBER OF MARKETS AND BUSINESS VENTURES THEY DOMINATE AND CONTROL THROUGH DISTRIBUTION POINTS, TRANSPORTATION HUB, MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRY ALL THROUGH THE WEST AFRICAN REGION.ALL THESE EFFORTS BY LOCAL CONTENTS INDIGENOUS AND IGBO MADE EFFORTS, IGBOS HAVE LEFT THE WAR EXPERIENCE BEHIND AND THEY HAVE INCREASED THEIR EFFORT BY DOMINATING THE OTHER TRIBES THAT MOSTLY DEDPEND ON GOVERNMENT HANDOUTS TO OPERATE . THEY WANT GOVERNEMTM TO OPEN MARKET FOR THEM, BUILD BUSINESS FOR THEM, FEED THEM, CHANGE THEIR CLOTHS, BATH THEM.

List of cottage industries owned by Igbo industries

• Neimeth international pharmaceutical company

• Zinox IT firm biggest IT firm in Nigeria

• GBC Murphy Ltd

* Justeen Pharmaceuticals Limited

* Morison Industries Limited

• Emzor Pharmaceutical company

• Juhel pharmaceutical

• Greenlife pharm

• Nero pharm

* J. C. Udeozor Global Industries. produce and distribute Aboniki Balm

* SKG Pharma Limited

* Ugolab Production Limited

* Gemini Pharmaceuticals Nigeria Limited

* Dizpharm (Nigeria) Limited

* Afrik Pharmaceuticals Limited

* Chemiron International Limited

* Amexco Pharmaceutical Company Limited

• Embassy pharmaceutical

• Orange drugs

• Chrisking pharmaceutical company

• Kingsize pharmaceutical

• Next international

• Ekulo group

* Stanel group

* Heirs Holdings

* GUO transport

* Good is good

* Samco Haulage

* Ifex cargo

* Chisco transpot

* Young shall grow

* ABC tansport

* Ekene transport

* Dandalas Transport

* Ifeanyichukwu transport

* Okeyson transport

* Cross country transport

• Beloxxi food

• Erisco tomato paste biggest in tomato paste plant in Nigera

• Chikki food

• Teragro Benfruit juice concentrate plant

* Ovim tablet phones&Softwares

• Genesis group

• Jamek steel company

• Chagoury Group

• Southeast steel compay

• Witlux group

• Wichtech group

• Seplat oil and Gas largest private field operator in Nigeria

• Nestoil

• Century power

• Geometrics Power first independent power plant in Nigeria

• Capital oil and Gas

• Oilserv
•
Master energy

• Atlas petroleum

• Chrome energy

* Zebbra Energy

* He­bah Exploration and Production Com­pany Limited

• Brittania-U Nigeria Limited

• Tecno oil and Gas

• Nipco oil and Gas

• SPG Oil and Gas

• Tonimas group

• Airpeace

• Slok air

• Armak group


• Data Processing Maintenance And Services Limited

• Crunchies

• Tetrazine

• Peace assembling plant

• Richbon group

• Aqua Rapha

• Arise News international 24hrs cable news based in London

• Minaj TV

• Fusion motor

• Dilly Motors

•
• Thisday newspaper

• Sun Newsper
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• Authority newspaper

• Union Newspaper

• Daily Champion

• Gbc Murphy Ltd

• Zenith bank

• Diamond bank

• UBA

• Fidelity bank

• Inter-bau Construction Ltd

• YSC Group

• Chisco group

• Efab Properties Limited is a foremost Estate Developer

• Pita GenesisReifen&Felgen Nidenz

• Livestock Feed
To be the foremost nutritional products provider in Nigeria and in West Africa diligence in our work.

• KDI Group

•Portland Paints & Products

•Chaslit Chemical Industries Limited

• DN Meyer

• Korama Clover

• Udeofson Garment Factory Nigeria Plc
Textile, Factory, Garment, Industrial Products, Services Industry, Textile Manufacturers, Textile Industries

* Ibeto Group,

* Shipside dry dock

* Innoson vehicle & motor products

* Jamek steel industry

* Tummy tumny noodle

* Juhel pharmaceutical

* Eteleson group of industries

* Coscharies group

* Time energy

* HAMMAKOPP group

* B&Q Dredging

* Abbeycourt

* Glencore

Ekcel tomatoes refining plant

Chickason group

Kutic Tiles

Home pride paint

Pokobros group

Efab Properties Limited is a foremost Estate Developer

Chealse group

Sun shine flour mill

Tonimas

Cutix wire & cable plc

Nero pharmaceutical

Kp pharmaceutical industry

Zubix food and beverages

Life vegitable oil

Osaks food and beverages

Piko juice

Orange drugs

Premiere brewery

Best aluminum

Union Auto battery

Ogbuawa motor products

Jesco group compay

Dozzy group of company

Anambra rice mill

Alo Aluminum

Eastern Distilleries And Food Industries

Geoelis cable

Intafact beverages

Nexans kablemetal ltd

Anizon paper mill

Udesco manufacturing ltd

MacDon group

Kristoral & co ltd

Best Aliminum

Okeyson plastic

Awotolo industry ltd

Reliable still and plastic ltd

Ezenwa plastics

King vegetable oil

Tucas compay

Veno vegetable oil

Marks on chemical industrial ltd

Citizen paint

Synico group

Bentrco group

Adswitch plc

Louis carter group

Cento group of companies

First express aluminum

Uru industrial ltd

Poly foam

Hygi line chemical industry ltd

Chemtech chemical ltd

Winco foarm


Arimaco group

Lyden farm

Tiger food industry

Hardies and dromedas

Cometstar cable

Kate associates industries

Stain Rice mill

Cochad rice mill

Nugodili industries


Geomex industries

Ascon Oil lubricants industry

KATES ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES LTD.
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KINGSIZE PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY LTD.
Manufacturing and Marketing of Pharmaceutical Products

KRISORAL AND COMPANY LTD.
Manufacturing of PET Resin Based Products (PET Bottles PET Preforms, Drug Dispense Cups, Roll-Over Pilfer-Proof (ROPP) Caps, PVC Shrink Label, PVC Shrink Film Extrusion.)

NIGERIAN MINERAL WATER INDUSTRIES LTD.
Bottling of Carbonated Soft Drinks and Treated Water

EASTERN DISTILLERIES & FOOD INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing & Distilling of Spirits and wine

EKWENIBE & SONS TRADING COMPANY LTD.
Manufacturing and Assembling, Haulage, Agro-Allied Business

EMOS BEST INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturers of Baby-Care, Body-Care and Hair-Care Products

ENVOY OIL INDUSTRIES LTD.
Processing of Palm Kernel, Refining of Palm Kernel Oil and Special Palm Oil, Production of Vegetable Oil, RBD Palm Oil, Bar & Tablet Soap, Plastic Cans

FRANOSON MANNYON INTERNATIONAL COMPANY LTD.
Manufacturing of Pharmaceuticals

TOPAN ADVANCE AGRO PAPER LTD
Paper Converters, Manufacturer of Toilet papers and Plastic bags/waterproof

TRANSTELL VENTURES NIGERIA LTD.
Refining of Palm Kernel Oil into Vegetable Oil, Refining of Special Palm Oil (SPO) into RBD Oil for Food & Beverage Producers, Refining of Palm Oil into Olein and Stearine

L.L. NWADIKE & ASSOCIATES LTD.
Paper Converters, Manufacturing of Office Stationery

LOUIS CARTER GROUP OF COMPANIES
Manufacturing of Plastic Products, Auto Batteries etc

MARKSON CHEMICAL INDUSTRY (WEST AFRICA) LTD.
Manufacturing and Marketing of Industrial Chemicals

WIRE DRAW POWDER NIG LTD
Industrial Powders

MIC-MERAH GROUP LTD.
Transportation Services, Courier Services, Sales of Auto Spare Parts, Marketing of Petroleum Products, Real Estate Development, Agriculture,

SAFREED INTL NIG LTD
Industrial Raw Material Engineering

PETER E. VENTURES (NIGERIA) LTD.
Manufacturing of Light Hurricane Lantern, Plastic Hangers, Pharmaceutical Cups, Poly Bags, Fast-Food Packs and Allied Products

POKO OIL MILLS (WEST AFRICA) LTD. Production of Palm Oil, Palm Kernel Cake and Vegetable Oil

POKOBROS FOOD & CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LTD.
Flour Milling, Production of Livestock Feeds

AWUTOLO INDUSTRIES LTD. Manufacturing of Plastic Products, Toilet Papers, Stationery and Industrial Tapes, Importation and Marketing of Educational Materials and Food Commodities

DUEMAN CHEMICALS LTD.
Manufacturing of Colourants and Printing Inks

ONITSHA ALUMINIUM MANUFACTURING COMPANY LTD. (Onalumco)
Manufacturing of Aluminum Cooking Utensils, Corrugation of Long span Roofing Sheets

ORIENT PETROLEUM RESOURCES LTD.
Exploration & Production of Crude Oil, Petroleum Refinery

AFRICANA-FIRST PUBLISHERS LTD.
Publishing of Books

OZALLA PLASTICS ENTERPRISES LTD.
Manufacturing & Marketing of Plastic Domestic Wares and Containers

PESACO CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing of Hyma Foam Products

UGO GARMENTS INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing of Garments.

UNION AUTOPARTS MANUFACTURING COMPANY LTD.
Manufacturing of Auto Batteries, Spare Parts & Accessories

URU INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing of Automobile Cables

CUTIX PLC
Manufacturing and Marketing of Electrical, Automobile & Telecommunication Wire, Cables and Related Products

DANCO MANNYON INDUSTRIES LTD.
Plastic Products Manufacturing, Technical Engineering Services, Printing of Labels, Calendars and Packaging,

WHIZ PRODUCTS (WEST AFRICA) LTD.
Blending & Marketing of Lubricants and Hydraulic Fluids, Production of Adhesives, motor gasket and other motor parts

UDESCO MANUFACTURING COMPANY LTD.
Production and Marketing of Cosmetics

OBIKE INDUSTRIES (NIGERIA) LTD.
Manufacturing of Industrial Raw Materials & Allied Products, General Chemical Consultancy
ADSWITCH PLC

Manufacturing of Electric Switch-Gear & Fittings
A.N. EJEAGWU & SONS LTD.
Manufacturing and Marketing of Toilet Rolls, Jumbo Reels of Tissue Paper and Paper Napkins

GARBS ORGANISATION LTD.
Manufacturing of Rubber & Plastic Products, Production of Table Water and Yoghurt, General Merchandising, distribution of Automobile & Motorcycle Parts, Agro-Allied Business, Real Estate Development.

GINPAT ALUMINIUM PRODUCTS LTD.
Fabrication of Aluminium Roofing Sheets, Doors, Window

GOLDEN OIL INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturers of Vegetable Oil, Margarine, Stearine and Bakery Fats

GOOD POLY NIG.
Polythene Manufacturing

GREATGATE INVESTMENT LTD.
Production of Longspan Aluminium Roofing Sheets, Doors & Windows, Real Estate Development, Building & Civil Engineering Construction
IJU INDUSTRIES LTD.
Manufacturing & Marketing of Rubber Products, Metal Fabrication and Works

JIMEX INDUSTRIES (NIGERIA) LTD.
Fabrication of Aluminium Products for Domestic and Construction Users


D.O. Echefuobi Paints & Chem

K.O. Wilfreds Int.Company

Devten Ltd
Devten Ltd are producers of interior and exterior paints, roofing sheet and roofing sheet accessories.

3Mikko Plastics Ltd
Mikko Plastics Industries Limited manufactures high quality flexible packaging products such as laminated rolls, plain bags, shrink films and printed shopping bags.


Starline Group
Starline Group engages in the production and distribution of cosmetics, toiletries, home care products, pharmaceuticals and plastics.



System Metal Industries Ltd
System Metal Industries Limited manufactures pre-coated, steel and aluminium roofing sheets, aluminium pots and pans and cooking utensils.

Tonimas Nig Ltd
A product manufacturing company in Aba for T5 brake fluid, Primus supper oil, low smoke and semi synthetic oil.



ABA Textile Mills PLC
This textile mill in Aba offers manufacturing and production of cotton yarn.
El-Nonaproda & Co.
Ventures are garment makers of all types.

Macvinz Industrial Services ltd
Macvinz Industrial Services Limited are involved in the production and marketing of industrial machin/equipment such as automatic packaging machine, ovens, continuous sealing machine, bottle washing, filling & capping machine.

Stemme Nigeria Ltd
Stemme Baby Care Nigeria Limited specialized in the production of baby care utility products like baby mats, face towel, breasts pad and baby sponge.


Witchtech group Chido Nwankwo

I hope you know some Igbo states have oil that you parasite on . I dont like this post . But the oil dependant and government hand out mentality is the main reason Nigeria is sooooo backward

Deedeedee3:

Dont mind them. And this are the same people that call south west and north parasite.
Evey region( including the south east) are parasites. This is the truth. We are all feeding from ijaw and her fellow minorities south south resources.

I beg who ask you to post this. I feel its unnecessary. Who God has blessed no man can cause!

At least we ate good three square meal under Jonathan! but now.............I beg am too hungry now to type long messages.