₦airaland Forum

Jahel:
HI-IMPACT PLANET (also known as the Hi Impact Amusement park ) is an
amusement , theme park and resort on the outskirts of Lagos but located in
Ogun State along the Lagos–Ibadan Expressway It opened to the public in December, 2015. It is owned by Prince Adeyanju Lipede the CEO of Solution Media and Infotech.

stanway:
am sure the cone headed tribal bastards frm the waste land will be massaging their ego with this insignificant achievement,I just wonder how this show offs had made any impact to their red and brown roof ravaged South West region,,,,we the igbos we are not chest beaters our achievement is visible for all to see

freshest4live:
The problem now is irrespective of tribe, the creativity of the private sector both at home and in the diaspora have to be felt in the nation. As a nation, we also have a large community in the diaspora to tap for the benefit of this nation, people who can invest here.
Entrepreneurship is the way forward, this our style of education sometimes could feel like a waste of time. Nysc programme should be converted to technical centers and other centers for businesses, while the N- power programme should be left for jobless youths with waec only, not graduates.
Agberos and touts who are jobless and play football from Monday till Sunday, they abound in this country.

deomelo:
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DerideGull:
This nonsense about a university probably owned by a Yari.ba designed to have as many Yari,ba as possible under enrolment has become a subject of ethnic pride. Yari.ba should dominate in every phase of the school so there should be no room for this debate. However Yari.ba are found lacking in such aspect.

DerideGull:
Thanks goodness that Igbo man chest is hairy. It does not look like woman's chest. Every ethnicity in the cesspit called Nigeria has gifted individuals but such endowment has seen no light due ethnic hatred. These gifted individuals should be better off if the cesspit known as Nigeria is disintegrated. We should not fool ourselves any longer.

OoduaVanguard:
Yinmu. What services do you people render abeg? In this same Nigeria?? LMAO. Are you fvcking kidding me?? Una wey dey struggle to hit a mere 50-pages after how many days?

InyinyaAgbaOku:
And you think you beat Igbos to service industries?
Don't worry, we are compiling ours.
You haven't seen anything. Imagine pasting stuffs like chemist shops and kiosks.
Lwkmd
We will show you what service industries are

Saintsquare:
I have never seen such a boastful and jealous tribe, they filled with inferiority complex.

deomelo:
Saying you are the most industrious and you own everything from Lagos to Abuja, onitsha and beyond means you have more jobs available than the rest of the country, it means you generate more commerce and have the strongest IGR in Nigeria, it means you have the largest state budgets in Nigeria and the rest of Nigeria should be trooping to your land to take advantage, seek opportunities, get jobs and benefit from your success, but it is the other way around, you are the one trooping out of your towns and villages to seek jobs, opportunities, daily bread and survival outside your region.


You have no meaningful industries, market and economic activities needed to create job hence leaving your unproductive states to see opportunities elsewhere.

You have no meaningful industries, market and economic activities needed to generate strong IGR hence having some of the lowest IGRs in Nigeria.


You have no meaningful industries, market and economic activities needed to generate huge state budgets, but your budgets are the lowest in Nigeria.


Accept and confront your failures instead and stop fooling yourselves because you are fooling nobody, the facts doesn't support your empty claims and people can see it from a million miles away.

You can not in one breath claim that you have everything, you are the richest, you are the smartest and most superior while at the same time screaming and yelling marginalization, the people you are better than like the SW and North should be the ones shouting and yelling marginalization.

See, your chest beating, loud and empty noise doesn't support the realities on the ground and even your own people's daily realities.


This is why the rest of Nigeria don't pay you any attention.

Guestlander:
You forget we are the most good looking. This is the most laughable of all because even if it was true you cannot pay your bills with it.

vanbonattel:
You are just making empty noise, the list out there is very clear and the yorubas lost.

Show me another list so I can congratulate you.

Stop being jealous

For now

11 Igbos
5 yorubas
4 Nigerians

That is dominance.

vanbonattel:
What we saw on that thread was the shame of the yorubas. You guys kept posting service companies and not real hard products you produce, your brother later, when he saw the shame was getting too much, he changed the title of the thread to mask the shame. But it was already too late. Yorubas were well defeated there.

Guestlander:
They lie too much.

vanbonattel:
And that's why they are not producing anything, just passing law and constituting a nuisance across the country.

Philistine:
I have seen the full list of all the departments;Yoruba's dominate all the departments except Engineering!

obaaderemi:
Alhaji kamoru is the largest maker of nails and coldrolled steel in Nigeria.Iboland is even one of his biggest markets.

neoOduduwa:
Get a room!

Origamist:
Is there any post on Deltatek Eng. Ltd?

CeterisXVII:
Wale Ajisebutu Vice Chairman and CEO, 21st Century Technologies Limited (21CTL), is a man of few words. His company 21CTL started operations in 1999, and has become a leading telecommunications service provider offering a range of ICT services, voice and data connectivity options, as well as commercial data centre facilities.

The company recently teamed up with Avaya, a global leader in business communications software, systems and services to offer unified communications, IP solutions, and contact centre hybrid cloud solutions. A few years earlier, they had teamed up with British Telecoms (BT) to connect Nigerian companies to BT's new $20bn hitech 21 CN platform, which is a global Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) IP-based Virtual Private Network solution.

From the Lagos offices of the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas Company (NLNG) to the top banks in the country, and the largest manufacturing firms in the city, 21st Century has built a huge customer base, that makes its' competitors green with envy. They include Chevron, British Airways, NIBSS, Schlumberger, Multichoice etc. The reason is simple. Ajisebutu's firm owns the largest most extensive optical fibre cable metropolitan networks in Nigeria, with speeds up to 10Gbps, high-speed Corporate Dedicated Internet Access and IRUs for a total of 10Gbps, in Lagos, Port-harcourt and Abuja.

21st Century also offers commercial protection of off-site data, server hosting, indexing, records archiving, etc. in their state-of-the art facilities that meet strict measures of security, stability and fire prevention. It has a multi-million naira high security data centre, backed up to offer rapid disaster recovery services at various levels of security, with 24/7 protection and surveillance. http://www.21ctl.com/about-us

neoOduduwa:
You mean the same Stella whose accounts were frozen over a debt of $16 million, ordinary $16 million. I hope you know Alakija is worth about $2 billion, the recent recession and poor value of the naira made her net worth drop but Stella Oduah still isn't in any way near her league. Igi imu jina si ori.

And don't mention a politician whose 80% of net worth is probably from looting. Mention any Ibo woman with credible and transparent source of income. I'm not waiting for your answer

Odilyn:
Coming from a deluded asshole, Ain't you ashamed of your miserable tribe? Malnourished oranguntang.
What you all are good at is making noises everywhere.
Bring a yourba man and Hausa in a combat, and watch the Yoruba fool shouting "Emi ah! Emi ah! ,while the Hausa man won't even say a word, all he's gonna do is to stab him dagger, and the battle is over. Y'all ofe mmanu are only good at cooking watery oil soup filled with pepper and making noises ! empty vessel! Pathetic gritter.

Emi ah emi ah!

Odilyn:
Only the ofe mmanu brags and boast of nothing
Pathetic Goblin

Odilyn:
Alakija can't be richer than Stella oduah.
When that woman go declear her assets, Even Government go shock.
Alakija worth's $3billion
Stella Worth's not less than $10billion.
She's just on lowkey

Belmot:
What are you trying to achieve with that thread? You tend to create so many irrelevant threads all over the place draging yorubas into fights that doesn't concern them. If onitsha like let it belong to futa jalon how is that yoruba business?

Bitchiamjay:
who's this thing? You bore me!



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