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Fulaman198:
Is this a joke? I will have to pardon your level of naivety. There are so many instances in which America has wanted Nigeria to fail. They attempted to sell Nigeria broken-down crop duster planes for war much higher than market value. Planes that are worth no more than $40,000 USD and they attempted to sell it to Nigeria at $5 million dollars per plane. I have to be honest with you, but your naivety is exactly what Rossiki is referring to.

They created this country and? What did they do? They stole valuable possessions that have still not been returned to Nigeria to this day. A lot of Nigerian money was taken to the U.K. and still has not been returned to this day, and we can expect never to see that money in our lifetime.

The United States have sent over economic frauds during the time of foolish Babangida to further devalue the Nigerian naira.

I'm sorry but if you do not see the reason why a Western nation wants to usurp power only for itself, then you are completely unaware of what is going on. Western nations do not help others, that is all false propaganda which is what people like you and many of the women in Nigeria have fallen for.

Why have an African nation rise? That would be the biggest nightmare for a Western nation. Something they do not definitely want to see. You really believe that white nations which refer to you as "monkey" want to see you succeed? Wake up!

Baba mi, you are a funny man. You are still blaming the wjites for your problems. Why are the Asians developing? Why is India poor? Is it because of the whites?
Let me ask you a simple question.
Do you support Nigeria to go back to regional system of government?
Yes or No

Fulaman198:
India whilst to many still considered a third-world nation is doing better than many Western nations. They have the 3RD largest GDP in the world (only after China and the United States). They are doing much better than Nigeria.

Sure there are still undeveloped regions in India, but that is also the case with the United States and China. There is not one country (except maybe Switzerland, but come on it's a small country), that does not have underdeveloped regions.

See this ignorant man! India is shit compared to European countries not to talk of its fellow Asian countries like Japan, south korea and even North korea.
India does not have the 3rd largest GDP in the world. Japan is the 3rd, followed by germany and then the U.K.
India has a lot of poor people. When i meam by poor, i mean Extremely poor!!!
GDP is not one of the criteria that determines a country's standard of living; It is GDP per capita.
It is expected that withtheir large population, their GDP should be higher

Fulaman198:
This is nicely said, I suggest that Nigeria stop trying to corporate with countries like the U.S. and England (Kenya did and see how far they have come along). Many of the Western countries genuinely want to see Nigeria fail! This is not a lie, they have deceived a lot of our useless leaders over the years.

Another thing is just getting better leaders who do not deceive the people into this ethnic hating and religious bigotry. The leaders are largely to blame.

If you have been following the news, Russians have been supplying Nigeria with good weaponry and China in a way has developed quite a lot of nice things for Nigeria. I'm not saying to trust these nations, but they sure as heck are more trustworthy than Western nations for trade.

Stop saying bullshiit! Why will the white want Nigeria to fail when they are the same people that created the country? You use their language as your official language. The same white people will not want Nigeria to disintegrate, why is that so? Are the whites the reason why you have bad system of government? Why are some Nigerian's against restructuring? Is it because of the western countries?
Let me start from you. Do you support Nigeria going back to regional system of govenance?
Let me see your reply

Fulaman198:
Singapore does not have anywhere near the amount of diversity Nigeria has. I guess a better comparison would be to India as they have various ethnic groups as well.

Indian is not developed also. So why should we continue to be underdeveloped like them?
Nigeria will be better disintegrated.

Let me just say this before i leave. All the claims about Igbos being the most industrious people in Nigeria has all been shown to be lies. Igbos claim yoruba people dont produce anything, but we have all seen in Yoruba thread that they are lies. There is nothing you claim you have that Yoruba Dont have more.
Yoruba people are blessed. The only thing holding the Yoruba people from progressing more is this useless country.
Nigeria will be better disintegrated.
Shalom!!!

Let me leave this thread so you can beat chest very well.

9ijaprince:
Dr. Emeka Nchekwube is a neurosurgeon in Santa Clara, California and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including O'Connor Hospital and Regional Medical Center of San Jose. He received his medical degree from Wayne State University School of Medicine and has been in practice for more than 20 years. He is one of 10 doctors at O'Connor Hospital and one of 6 at Regional Medical Center of San Jose who specialize in Neurological Surgery.

This is what Igbos produce.

Michael004:
Which ever way, stop lying. You are busted again.

Na so we see am oo. They claim other people's products.
Lolz!

naturalman:
Can any yoruba man manufacture fighter jets parts....

Igbo's are not your mate

As part of efforts to improve local content and engineering, the Nigerian Air Force and Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Company have recently signed a Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) that would see the company produce spare parts for the air force fighter jets.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the move is aimed at intensifying the campaign against insurgency especially in the North Eastern parts of the country.
The Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, who made this known to pressmen in Nnewi, Anambra, explained that the MoU helped the air force to keep its jet fleet running for months.
Abubakar, who was represented by the Chief Of Policy and Plans, Air Vice-Marshal James Gbum, said that the MoU would further solidify the collaboration, improve local content and engineering as well as save the country a lot of foreign exchange hitherto used to import expensive spare parts.
He said the war against the terror will be in vain if something is not done to ensure that spare parts are made available.
He gave an example of a situation when some fighter aircrafts (Alpha Jets) were down; and they were considered to form the backbone of the struggle against Boko Haram. “Due to lack of spare parts, mainly the break assemblies of these aircrafts,” He said.
“The Chief of Air Staff (Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar) immediately ordered our research and development cell in Ka’inji to start to research into this break assembly overhaul.
“They went ahead, carried out the research, (however) the first proto-type they brought couldn’t pass the test.
“The Nigerian Air Force later discovered that Innoson Vehicle Maintenance Company at Nnewi is very capable of collaborating with the Nigerian Air Force to achieve the required standards of overhauling our break assemblies.
“The company was invited to headquarters Nigerian Air Force for discussion and thereafter went into research and development collaboration with the Nigerian Air Force and the result was successful.
“To this effect, we have reasonable number of these Alpha Jets serviceable daily to fight the war in the North East.
“So, today we as representatives of the Chief of Air Staff are here officially to sign a Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) with Innoson Vehicle Maintenance Company.
`”The Nigerian Air Force considers this co-operation with the indigenous company as very important in producing some of the spare parts locally.
“This is in-line with the change agenda of the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, President Muhammadu Buhari (GCFR) and it is also in line with the vision and key-drivers of the Chief of Air Staff.’’
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the company, Chief Innocent Chukwuma, said the company had the human and technical competence to sustain the collaboration.
“When they (Nigerian Air Force) came to me, I developed it the way they wanted it and they are happy with it and that is why they are here again.” He said.
He added that the MoU will move Nigeria forward because the country cannot continue to depend on imported items and that the company will always strive and remain committed to do anything the Airforce wants.
Chief Chukwuma, said that if things move on very well, Nigerians will see reason to always patronise Nigerian products and services.
Earlier in his comments, Gov. Willie Obiano of Anambra, said the company had been a veritable tool for technical and engineering advancement of the state.
Obiano said this when the Nigerian Air Force team paid him a courtesy call at the Government House, Awka.
“This great initiative of yours to partner with Innoson Motors in helping you to get some spare parts to service, I believe it won’t be only aircraft, as times goes on you will be able to buy the four-wheel (drive vehicles) that would replace the Hilux (pick-up vehicles) that are imported.
“The beauty about Innoson is that they always have the parts and are a phone call away.
“I am confident that he has been able to get this big deal,” he said
The Governor said that 500 youths in the state who are doing automobile engineering, are now taking their practical in the company’s factory at Nnewi.
He also commended the Air Force for its decisive blow given to Boko Haram and the recovery of virtually all the lands the terrorists have taken.
He added that all that is left now is a mop-up operation.
Highlight of the event was the signing of the triplicate copies of the MoU by representatives of the company and the Nigerian Air Force.

Show us the fighter jets you manufacture.

TundeBricklayer:
Post the pictures here let us see vehicle manufacturing industries own by Yoruba man not assembling plant

Igbos are leading in innovations in Africa, Igbos own the most patents in Science and technology in Africa ,

Show us vehicle manufactured by your kinsmen in commercial quantity, I'll take you tribe serious when you achieve this not propaganda for now you guys are leading in Owambe and propaganda

NASENI Launches First wholly Made-In-Nigeria Motorcycle

As a proof of potential capacities of the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) to provide necessary engineering and technology infrastructure for industrial development of Nigeria, the Executive Vice Chairman of the Agency, Dr.Mohammed Sani Haruna yesterday launched first ever wholly made-in-Nigeria motor cycle called ‘NASENI M1”. The motorcycle was test-run working perfectly. The 80C engine motorcycle was conceived, designed and manufactured, using local materials by Nigerian engineers at the National Engineering Design Development Institute (NEDDI)-one of the nine (9) research and development (R&grin) Institutes supervised by NASENI.

The Executive Vice Chairman of NASENI while riding on ‘NASENI M1’ himself within the factory complex of NEDDI in Nnewi, Anambra State
http://www.naseni.org/news-blog/2-latest-news/29-naseni-launches-first-wholly-made-in-nigeria-motocycle.html

Innoson only vehicles manufacturing firm in Nigeria
Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Co. Ltd., shortened as IVM, is a Nigerian automobile and bus manufacturing company. It was founded by Innocent Chukwuma and runs a plant in Nnewi in the state of Anambra.[1][2]

70% of the car parts are produced locally[3] while the rest is being imported from Japan, China and Germany.[1]

Among the models of IVM are the five-seaters Fox (1,5 liter engine) and Umu (2 liter engine) as well as the mini-bus Uzo.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Innoson_Vehicle_Manufacturing

Geomeric IPP remains the first green-field integrated power project developed by a private indigenous consortium Prof Barth Nnaji

Igbos are leading in IT

Igbos are leading in Innovations among tribes in Africa

Igbos are leading in education

Igbos are leading in indigenous industries

Igbos are leading in banking sector

Igbos are leading in commerce

Igbos are leading in sports

Igbos control Nollywood etc.

Igbos are leading in nothing.
You are just noise makers and chest beaters!

naturalman:
please, we can not see anytin in the yoruba thread only stories and peoples pictures.....

Says an Igbo man whose ego has been battered.
Lols!

TundeBricklayer:
Can you show us the one your tribe man manufacture not JAC china's assembling plant or Colombians proforce

Go to their thread and you will see them. We innovate. We dont steal other's products.
'Igbotic G wagoon'
Lolz! Thieves!

naturalman:
I gave you guys an assignment to post one yoruba man dead or alive that can produce sometin like this.....

Up till today nothing have been posted....

Show us a yoruba made G wagoon......

You guys have no shame.
"Igbotic G wagoon". We dont copy other people's product and sell them. An average Yoruba mechanical engineer can produce this.
Thieves!

See this one posting aba products. Low quality

FKO81:
For more than 20 years, N.N.Fems Industries Ltd has devoted its capabilities, efforts, and know-how with a sole vision in mind: to enrich the world of beauty with innovative brands catering to both women and men, while taking into account cultural diversity and geographical preferences. Our commitment to fulfil the needs of our consumers is built upon the foundation of social responsibility, ethics, and integrity which mark every milestone of our brands. N.N Fems continues to make a difference in more lives.

The Company’s foundation is laid on the strong philosophy of giving the best quality to the consumer. Our formulations have finest ingredients comprising of natural actives, harnessed with science, and are sourced from leading manufacturers across the globe. In our effort to propagate ‘Green Nigeria’, and strongly support the cause for our planet to remain beautiful, we follow the norms and stay eco-friendly.

This is what make you the most industious?
I pity Igbos

SolidGenius:
Master Energy Oil is really a force to reckon with here in Uyo... Igbos really destroyed Oando in Akwa Ibom state. Kudos to your efforts

Chest beating

SolidGenius:
Yerobas where at thou pace?? The Igbo thread is thrusting on full force. You can use Bing if Google isn't bringing any results

You guys dont have shame. You are posting oil companies. Lols!

This is good. I am happy that an omoluabi is being truthful. The country needs to split. We are not united. Regionalism will change nothing.
My Yoruba people need to leave Nigeria.
Niger-area ilu eshe!!

hilroy:
I beg all Omoluabi on this thread not to engage the potopoto boys in petty argument and mudslinging. They are pigs that enjoy fighting in the mud. Please don't let them drag into the mud, do not reply their senseless posts rather report them to the mod and get them blocked.

I think you are right. We should ignore them. Egbon mercyville ejo o ti to.

mercyville:
Cannibal, you don chop baby factory today? Mama Shukudi dey serve free leg and protruding mouth.Oya arrange your plate for queue for line.So you mumu like this,olori pekebe..After you don finish your factory baby make you go collect your indudtries for El Rufai pocket..

Yea!!!!!!!!!!!
Aye mi oo!!!!!!
You have finished the flat-head.

Drogbs:
Relax its not that serious, do you have a real life job besides NLanding?

Who is this Nit wit?

To the mod that banned my first account. Aba iyalaya e. Omo oshi. Oloriburuku somebody

freshest4live:
The problem is, what is Obasanjo, Tinubu and Osibanjo saying about it, they are your problem now.

Yes you are right. We have terrible leaders.

naturalman:
But you are always against IPOB that is championing the course

Who is against IPOB?

givbitcoin:
Yorubas are the most treacherous people on this planet but we will give them a bloody nose soon.

Lordadam, get over 2015 the elections. Else, you will live with it till you reach your old age and die.
Jonathan is gone and he is not coming back.

forgiveness:
Meet the Boss: Tunji Olowolafe, chairman, GZ Industries

by Dinfin Mulupi on '28 March 2014'
Tunji Olowolafe, chairman, GZ Industries (Nigeria)

GZI chairman Dr Tunji Olowolafe
GZI chairman Dr Tunji Olowolafe
Meet the Boss is a How we made it in Africa interview series in which we pose the same 10 questions to business leaders across the continent.

1. What was your first job?

I was a medical doctor. I decided to stop practicing medicine in 1988 and I went into private equity just out of interest. I found it interesting.

2. Who has had the biggest impact on your career and why?

My grandmother. She lived with us and she always told me about hard work and ethics. Actually, the way she said it was three H’s: hard work, humility and honesty. She could not speak English so she said it in our local language (Yoruba) all the time. She sang it in different ways and told it in stories in different ways. She brought me up and was my role model.

3. What parts of your job keep you awake at night?


Trying to achieve what I want to do tomorrow. I am always awake because I want to achieve all the time.

4. What are the top reasons why you have been successful in business?

Honestly, I am not sure. I just do my best every day. Honestly, I have not discovered myself yet. I don’t even know what my talents are. But I just know that… most people that I collaborate with are smarter and deeper than me.

5. What are the best things about your country, Nigeria?

Vibrance. Nigeria is the best place to be in the world. There are very creative and sociable people. They understand life and they live life.

6. And the worst?

We have not taken our potential to where it should be. That is a pain but it will happen.

7. Your future career plans?

I want to continue to invest in Africa. Nothing more.


8. How do you relax?

I do exercise. I jog. I do yoga. I run and I read.

9. What is your message to Africa’s young aspiring businesspeople and entrepreneurs?

Hard work and diligence are standards they need every day. They should collaborate with others to accomplish their goals. They should pursue what they find interesting, not what parents think they should do. They should also be diverse and open-minded to embark on different things when opportunities emerge and the call of nature beckons.

10. How can Africa realise its full potential?

By ensuring we have democracy, rule of law and quality education. We need to educate all our people. That way we will achieve true freedom and prosperity.

Dr Tunji Olowolafe is the chairman of GZ Industries (GZI), West Africa’s only aluminium can manufacturer. The Nigerian company manufacturers 1.2bn cans annually for sale to Guinness, Coca-Cola, Heineken and SABMiller. Olowolafe quit medical practice to venture into private equity.

http://www.howwemadeitinafrica.com/meet-the-boss-tunji-olowolafe-chairman-gz-industries/.

1.2 billion cans? That means his company makes billions per year.
This is lovely.
Yoruba are industrious!
We need to have more like this and teach our children that making money alone is not the koko, but making money through legal means is.
Oodua a gbe wa oo!

mercyville:
Mouth does not win a competition or war but plan,strategy,action and facing the realties do.Anybody who wants to know who produces or owns companies more than the other between Yorubas and Igbos should just read from page one slowly and would be amazed and know why Yoruba or SW is the 3rd economy in Africa...such big biznesses some I know and beleive were owned by Oyinbos.This thread is really an eye opener especially for me but I hope the Igbos are not keeping back some companies which might overturn this landslide victory for the Yorubas.All said I think the govt should help Innoson because he has a very big dream and I think the sky is the limit if he can get it right.I really enjoyed this thread.

Lolz! Looser!

Egbon mi forgiveness, i see you. Abeg "forgive" this people oo

ODVanguard:
Guy, don't flatter yourself. Most people would rather go to LG, Samsung and the likes for quality and durable electronics that even give you warranty amongst other value added services, than patronize you fakesters. Why else do you think your trading brothers are carrying cocaine up and down? It's because trading is no longer paying again. The world has moved on from the way you people still do business.

Dont mind that flat-headed boy

aniomafirstson:
see them

Google oil producing communities in Niger delta and see the number of igbo communities

yorubas are the real parasites

I dont need to google anything. This is a raw fact. Igbos are parasites.

Arewa are bullshiit. They cant do shit. If they want to be president, they should declare Arewa republic or shout their fuccking mouth!
Declare Arewa republic you fuccking parasites!
Everybody wants out, only this worthless hausas are still scared of leaving the country.
They must be stupid for thinking Nigeria will last forever. Nigeria will seperate one day( if not soon).
Yoruba fear you not!